Broken Branch Golden Hairpin

Tang Huan and Lu You have been childhood sweethearts for more than ten years. They have been together and in love with each other for more than ten years. Lu You also broke branches and plums to marry her during the winter solstice and went to the imperial examination for three years. They have maintained the relationship of brotherly marriage. Lu You will not give up because he cannot have children. The marriage was originally arranged by the father of the Tang and Lu families. Now that Tang Zhou is dead, there is no need for the two families to continue. Several times, he made it clear to his son that he had divorced his wife, Tang Huan. Insults and taunts were not welcomed by others, but Tang Huan never let these down her and asked her to divorce her husband and start her own life. In the 20th year of Xuanhe, Beiyan's new rich man had considerable business experience and was serious and honest in his work. In just one year, he became an imperial merchant. But in Bi Jingcheng, there was a new affectionate person who gave up his high official position and salary for the one he loved. He was only willing to accompany his lover to open a store to buy goods. For what reason was the son of Zhao Zhong, the king of Pu, Zhao Chen Si Pu, the Wudang army's successor? The second-married woman ignored the society's prejudice against "lower cousins" at the time, and resolutely married Tang Huan as his wife despite the pressure of the family and the secular world. In many interpretations, Zhao Chen fell in love with Tang Huan at first sight, and after her divorce, he pursued her passionately and became a business partner, and finally married her to a matchmaker in "Ten Miles of Red Makeup". The emperor was so moved by his nephew's behavior, but for the sake of his ministers, he could only remove Zhao Chen from the post of Wudang Military Propaganda Envoy, and only granted the title of idle county prince to Yuezhou... When Lu You and Tang Huan met again, their identities had already been different. The story of the princess of Wenkang County and the chief registrar of Mingzhou County.