Burning Rhinoceros Jade

On the day when the emperor's imperial edict for selecting a concubine arrived in Jiangnan, Lin Wutong knelt in the ancestral hall all night. She clutched the rhinoceros horn hairpin that was secretly inserted in the middle of the night and pinched the bleeding marks with her fingertips: "They say you can see ghosts if you burn this incense... If I really die, will you take a look at my soul?" Later, when the rebels captured the imperial city, the new emperor shook out a warm jade pendant from his dragon robe. Smiling at the empty hall: "Wutong, how many rhinoceros horns do you think I burned in exchange for this stick of incense?" ——And at the end of the incense ashes, the soul of the girl in palace clothes was crying and beating his back: "Idiot! I've never... Never left."