Under the Stream

Xi Rui grew up in an orphanage. The director said that she was picked up at the entrance of the orphanage. She was only a month old at the time and was swaddled in rare silk. There is a peace talisman hanging around her neck. The word "Xirui" is written in traditional Chinese on the peace talisman, which is where her name comes from. She felt that she should have been abandoned, but the dean said that her biological parents must have had to send her away as a last resort, otherwise they would not have spent so much thought on her. "Does feudal superstition count as a waste of time? This bullshit peace talisman is a fake and shoddy product at first glance." Later, when she grew up, the peace charm that she despised was still worn around her neck safely. "Just wear it. When I become rich one day, I will buy a diamond necklace to replace it." Later, she left the orphanage and could afford almost everything she liked, but she still didn't wear a diamond necklace. "There is a saying that goes like this: People are not as good as new, and clothes are not as good as old." … Ji Lanzhen was the destined young master of the Prime Minister's Palace. When he was five years old, he took a retinue and traveled around the country. It was only eighteen years later that he reappeared in the capital city of Rongguo. At the reception banquet held by the Prime Minister's Mansion for Mr. Ji Er, Miss Xi San, who had been frail and sick since childhood, also made an appearance, causing a sensation in the entire capital. … Everyone who came to the capital was looking forward to this grand wedding between the second son of the Prime Minister's Palace and the third lady of the Duke's Palace. They thought that the 280 betrothal gifts from the Duke's Palace were enough to be passed down for generations, but they didn't expect that the third lady Xi was marrying the entire Blue Moon Kingdom.