Begonias All over the City Are Missing.

Begonia has no fragrance, the most unfortunate flower in the world - but there are people who risk their lives to love her. Shen Haitang, the daughter of a general, was raised by the eldest princess at the age of five. The person who was waiting for her fell off a cliff. She wrapped herself in plain clothes and locked herself up for three years. The door of her heart was locked and no one could knock on it. The year she returned to Beijing, she bumped into the cold-faced Xiao Zhiyuan in Xuan Yi. On the streets of the West Market, his frightened horse almost trampled the child to death in the middle of the street. She saved the child and raised her head and scolded him for being cold-blooded. He didn't defend himself, but he remembered her. In the pavilion of the East Palace, he knelt down in court to ask for marriage. She said in front of everyone in the pavilion that the person Haitang wanted to marry must be someone she loved in her heart. The prince couldn't do it, so she begged the emperor to take back his order, then turned around and left. He knelt on the spot and only responded, "My lord, I obey the order." Later, she learned that the frightened horse was originally a firecracker set off by a child; the horse he comforted first was a comrade who shared life and death in the forest of swords and arrows. He said: Don't avoid me, get to know me again. A war broke out in the north. On the night when the city was broken, she was escorted to the top of the city and shouted towards the city in front of thousands of troops: "If there is an afterlife, on that day in the East Palace Pavilion, I will definitely... Promise you as soon as possible!" Then she bit the pill under her tongue and fell in front of him. On the day of the army's triumphant return, begonias bloomed all over the city to their peak. He rode through a city of cheers without smiling once - a city of flowers and a heart of hearts cut by knives. His crabapples are floating in the beacon fire thousands of miles away in the north. In front of the civil and military officials of the court, he asked for an imperial edict granting marriage: "She is my wife when she is alive; she will always be my wife after she dies." He set up a monument on the mountain behind Foguang Temple. Guarding the empty tomb, sitting from sunrise to sunset, from spring to autumn.