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红楼：随身大观园
Sing At Nine O'clock
Serious introduction Lu Shang: "My little lady is fair and beautiful. Please go back and be a maid." All the losers said: "I have the order." ---- Introduction to the unorthodox version The third day of spring in the fortieth year of Tai'an. The Jinyi Guards reported closely that strange signs appeared in the sky of Liaodong. On the tenth day, Zongzheng Temple received an envoy from Prince Jing's palace and presented him with a jade certificate from the Crown Prince. After hearing the news, the Holy Emperor sent the young eunuch Si Tianjian to Liaodong to investigate the matter. The young prisoner looked up at the starry man at night, and his words were conclusive, and the auspiciousness descended from the sky was clear. March again. The room of the eldest son of Prince Jing was flooded. Fortunately, the palace guards bravely sacrificed their lives to save him, and the prince escaped from the disaster, but the root cause of his illness fell into the trap. In addition, Princess Jing passed away. The next day, all the horse thieves encountered by thousands of Jinyiwei households in Liaodong died. More than a month later, Emperor Tai'an issued a secret edict to King Jing, ordering him to send his son to the capital to accompany his grandson Princess.
Serious introduction Lu Shang: "My little lady is fair and beautiful. Please go back and be a maid." All the losers said: "I have the order." ---- Introduction to the unorthodox version The third day of spring in the fortieth year of Tai'an. The Jinyi Guards reported closely that strange signs appeared in the sky of Liaodong. On the tenth day, Zongzheng Temple received an envoy from Prince Jing's palace and presented him with a jade certificate from the Crown Prince. After hearing the news, the Holy Emperor sent the young eunuch Si Tianjian to Liaodong to investigate the matter. The young prisoner looked up at the starry man at night, and his words were conclusive, and the auspiciousness descended from the sky was clear. March again. The room of the eldest son of Prince Jing was flooded. Fortunately, the palace guards bravely sacrificed their lives to save him, and the prince escaped from the disaster, but the root cause of his illness fell into the trap. In addition, Princess Jing passed away. The next day, all the horse thieves encountered by thousands of Jinyiwei households in Liaodong died. More than a month later, Emperor Tai'an issued a secret edict to King Jing, ordering him to send his son to the capital to accompany his grandson Princess.