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When she married Gu Xingzhi, the Marquis promised not to take any concubines. So Zhang Jinyu used all his dowry to subsidize the Hou Mansion and help Gu Xingzhi rise step by step. But she didn't want Gu Xingzhi to marry a noble girl behind her back and use her dowry. She was unwilling to question, but Gu Xingzhi said: "Of course a common wife is not a concubine. You, a merchant's daughter, can only use abacus, how can you be the mistress of the house? Yun'er and I are extra kind to let you be a common wife, so we can save some face for you." But he forgot that the glory of the Hou Mansion was created by her abacus after abacus. If that's the case, then she wants to see how the people in the Hou Mansion can live without her money! While she was sitting in the teahouse watching a good show, Xiao Yunzhi waved his folding fan and sat opposite her: "Young lady, you have time to watch the show, but you don't have time to settle accounts with me?"

Xiao Kaiji promised to marry only me, and I would try my best to get rid of all his enemies in return. But when he returned from the mission, he learned that he and Princess Le'an were about to get married. And I can only become his concubine. I asked angrily: "Xiao Kaiji, I will give you one last chance to choose. Either you only marry me, or we break up." But he was really greedy, he wanted both the white moonlight and the cinnabar mole. "You are too stubborn. It is better for a woman to be as gentle and gentle as Le'an. When you enter the door in the future, I will let Le'an teach you a lot."

In order for me to become the consort, the princess promised to put me first in everything and take good care of my family. I was moved by her sincerity, and after becoming the consort, I did my best to serve her. Then I had an accident when I was out and everyone thought I was dead. I heard that she shed tears every day and was very sad after hearing the news of my death. I rushed back to my house day and night, only to see her and Bai Yueguang lingering in front of my mourning hall.

When he asked to marry me, the Marquis promised not to take concubines. I used all my dowry to subsidize the Hou Mansion and help my husband to advance to the Jin Dynasty. I went to the temple to pray for my mother-in-law in January. The temple caught fire and I went home early. But she found that her husband Jin Yuan was getting married to a noble girl. The betrothal gift is still my dowry. I refused to question, but Jin Yuan said: "Of course a common wife is not a concubine."