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[Double heroines + sobriety in the world + black lotus] The cold and aloof emperor × the sober concubine in the world Tong Jia's surname: Yan Hui, with the diminutive word Cici, Manchuria is decorated with yellow flags. She was born in the 50th year of Kangxi. She is the grandson of the first-class Duke Tong Guowei and the infantry commander of her uncle Longkodo. She is the daughter of Tong Jia, Qingfu, a bachelor of the Wenhua Palace, and the sister of Tong Jia, a cabinet bachelor. Yanli. She is also the princess personally named by Emperor Kangxi. She was frugal and simple, not interested in personal interests, sized up the situation, and had an unrivaled appearance. At the age of thirteen, she became famous in the capital with her performance of "The Song of Colorful Feather Clothes" at the birthday banquet of the Grand Duke's Mansion. In the first year of Yongzheng's reign, she entered the palace through a small selection (it was decided internally, just for a formality). She was first given the title of concubine of the fourth rank, and was given the title Yi, which means "beautiful conduct."

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[Non-theatrical version + human sobriety] Note: The image of the emperor here can be replaced by Teacher Qiu Xinzhi In this version, Fucha Langya, Gao Xiyue, Jin Yuyan and others are all good villains who do not exist in the play. Ruyi is not the heroine, there is someone else. In the fifth year of Yongzheng's reign, the emperor issued an imperial edict: the Fucha family granted marriage to Prince Bao Aixinjueluo. Hongli was granted the blessing of Jin. At the same time, an imperial edict was also sent to the Nian family of Zuodu Censor of the Ducha Yuan, and the youngest daughter of the Nian family, Nian, was granted the blessing of Jin...

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