Nobles in the Gardens

[The majestic and graceful king x the beautiful and scheming concubine] In the winter of 1999, Zhong Wei, who was working alone in Shanghai, was hit by a drunk driver late at night. He traveled to the Eastern Han Dynasty before 1979 and unexpectedly became a Jia nobleman who had not yet entered the Yong'an Palace and had not married Liu Zhuang, Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty. An illiterate historian who had never read "Book of the Later Han" became the granddaughter of Jiafu, the Marquis of Jiaodong, one of the twenty-eight generals of Yuntai in the Eastern Han Dynasty and the founding hero of the country. For the future of the Fufeng Ma family and the Jia family, Jia Guiren must be given to the future emperor to consolidate the status of his aunt, Queen Ma, who has no heirs. At this moment, Zhong Wei did not know that he would give birth to the future Han Zhang Emperor Liu Jin as Jia Guiren. Throughout his life, he would accompany Liu Zhuang to the throne, witness the completion of Sanyong, and witness the rebellion of King Liu Ying of Chu and King Liu Jing of Shanyang. Likewise, she did not know that her son would be adopted by the wise and kind Empress Ma, who would leave her and become the crown prince of the Later Han Empire. Emperor Ming doted on Jia Guiren and loved the children she gave birth to. However, under the strict patriarchal ethics, the lingering joy of Cheng En, the pride of possessing a powerful pet, and the pain of placenta detachment were all borne by Zhong Wei from the late 20th century—— Until 25 years later, she returned to modern times. With a solemn mood, I revisited Luoyang City, revisited the White Horse Temple and the old site of Luoyang City in the Han and Wei Dynasties, and returned to the Xianjie Mausoleum that accompanied my husband after his death. All stories will start from the palace of Yong'an in the 32nd year of Jianwu. Note 1. This article uses the first-person pronoun "I" in the group portrait, and there are also third-person pronouns. If you are wearing Han Dynasty, Shuangjie party should not enter; 2. Very regular updates. 3. There is not much space in modern plots, and they exist more as plot interludes and backgrounds; 4. Reference is made to many biographies in "Book of the Later Han" without changing the historical trend. All gaps are filled in while respecting historical data. There are discrepancies with historical facts. At the end of the article, unified annotations and cited documents are used to avoid quarrels between parties. Concept: The collision between modern girls and the history of the Eastern Han Dynasty creates opportunities and experiences life in the unknown destiny, and finally returns to modern times and is reborn.