Qing's Daughter

The domineering general Liang Ji (Manchu Cheng, courtesy name Bozhuo) of the Eastern Han Dynasty has controlled the government for decades. His family is as rich as the country, he has a kind face, a cruel heart, and is cruel. He is a great traitor through the ages. However, he only obeys his orders and dotes on his first wife, Sun Shou (Zhuo Huiyue). He once overturned the entire Later Han Dynasty for Ji's wife... Some people in later generations once wondered: Liang Ji of the Eastern Han Dynasty was so powerful and dominated both inside and outside the court. He chose the emperor and the queen. Why didn't he become the emperor himself? There are also rumors that there is a calligraphy and painting in Liang Ji's study. The painting is of a charming and charming woman, and the inscription: With a cold eyebrow, he points his fingers at thousands of husbands. He bows his head and is willing to serve his wife and cattle. He criticizes, but his wife is the one who obeys. Liang Ji, who was rumored to be dead, hugged his beloved wife and sighed after hearing these rumors. Wasn't it all because of this annoying little goblin that he became the emperor? He doesn't dare to covet his wife's family's world (ღ˘⌣˘ღ) The only thing missing from the world is you. With my wife's surname and my husband's name, I hope my life will never be separated. I will always be your little brother when you were young.