Xian Xin

On the Lantern Festival in the first year of Yongzheng's reign, a white horse crossed the Yuhe Bridge. The tip of the whip swept through the curtain of a carriage and brushed the corner of fourteen-year-old Meng Jingxian's sleeves. She didn't know at that time that it was Yunli, Prince of Guo County. She only knew that that night she returned to Peiguo Duke's Mansion and folded the coat with honeysuckle embroidered on the sleeves into the bottom of the box. Later, she married into the Prince of Guojun in Tieshihutong, and became the Fujin Dynasty on the same day as Huanbi. She could see who lived in the prince's heart at a glance; she smiled and refused to answer Huan Bi's sarcastic words; when Zhen Huan came back from Ganlu Temple and fell ill on the bed, she was the first to visit her with a bird's nest. On her birthday, she mixed a box of old incense and sent it to her - not to please, but because she truly felt that "my sister should be cared for". She got the prince drunk once and became pregnant with Yuan Che; she went to see Zhen Huan with a full belly and said, "It was you who the prince called to you while he was drunk, and I won't tell anyone." When the bowl of soup for the palace banquet was served, Hongluo tugged on her sleeve and asked her to feed it. She smiled and took a sip. Everyone said that Meng Jingxian was the scapegoat. But she knew that in this life, from that glance on the bridge to that mouthful of soup, she owed no one or hated anyone. This is the story of the "most uncontested" woman in the palace, slowly looking at this life with her own eyes.