Mirror Owner

On the day she first entered the palace, she secretly hid her mother's bronze mirror sewn into her lapel. The old palace maid sneered: "Yeting doesn't need anyone who looks in the mirror." She lowered her head and said yes, then turned around and polished the mirror surface. Ten years later, the new emperor personally tied a nine-tailed phoenix hairpin for her at Ganye Temple. She kowtowed before the Buddha, and the bronze mirror in her sleeve reflected the emperor's gentle brows. In another ten years, the imperial edict of the abolition of the queen was placed on the imperial desk of Zichen Palace. She stepped forward slowly, took off the phoenix hairpin and gently placed it on the word "wasted empress". When the bronze mirror fell to the ground, hundreds of civil and military officials fell to the ground and shouted long live the mountain. And on the back of the memorial, she saw the trembling handwriting of the old palace maid from Yeting: "You are finally the sole owner of this mirror."