There Are Bandits

When Chen Fei, the legitimate daughter of the Chen family, got hairpins, her mother put on a jade bracelet for her, saying, "Jade is a jade that is warm and precious. It should be placed properly for people to admire." But she didn't like it. On the night of the birthday banquet, the pear blossoms in the courtyard were falling like spring snow. The guests were all congratulating each other - the engagement between the Chen family and the Duke of Zhenguo was over, and this lineage stabilized the aristocratic family. No one asked her if she wanted to. She stood under the pear tree, catching a falling white petal, and remembered what her mother taught her when she was a child: "My heart is broken and cannot be turned around." I didn't understand it then, but I understand it now: her heart is not a stone, and she will not be manipulated by others to become an exquisite chess piece. Three days later, the Chen family was in chaos. The legitimate daughter disappeared, leaving only a letter on the dressing table: My heart is like a stone, and I can't turn it around. The world is far away, and there is no more Chen Fei, the direct daughter of the Chen family. There was only a young man in a green shirt, leading a skinny horse, with an old sword hanging on his waist, and announced his family name - "I'm here, Bandit Chen."