Together We Will Live Forever

In the late spring of the eighteenth year of Emperor Qian's reign, the royal bow banquet was held. The youngest daughter of Duke An Guo and Princess Shouchang, Princess Yunyi Song Qinyu, was twelve years old. She was dressed in rouge red clothes and riding a snow-white horse. She was galloping on the court with a sharp edge that no one could hide. Xiao Jingheng, the eldest son of Duke Dingguo, was thirteen years old. He had the skin of a playboy and was a talented scholar and martial artist. He was pushed onto the field to confront her... No one knew at that time that the bow was just the first whisper of fate. Many years later, the border war broke out and the mountains and rivers were in danger. The young people on the polo field came out from the depths of the aristocratic family and shouldered the heavy burden together. When the troubled times came to an end, Song Qinyu relied on his extraordinary achievements in times of crisis and his own courage to open the door of the court that had not been opened to women for thousands of years - becoming the first female official in the history of Daqi to stand in the court wearing official uniforms and hold real power to discuss state affairs with hundreds of officials. Write the most profound and colorful strokes for Daqi. Their story begins with a fright in late spring and ends with the beginning of a prosperous era. In the eighteenth year of Emperor Qian's reign, the wind blows in the pear garden, and everything wakes up, but they don't know it yet...