Yuyi Mountains and Rivers

During the Yongchang period of the Great Zhou Dynasty, the political situation seemed to be stable, but the undercurrent never stopped. She was the only daughter of General Shen Huaishuo of Dingbei. When she was fifteen years old, a phoenix decree pulled her off Zhuiyun's back and sent her to the high wall of the Jin Palace. He was a prince. He was in charge of the Ministry of Justice's administration at the age of fifteen, and he was responsible for the salt class case alone at the age of seventeen. He was famous in the government and the public for "the landslide in front of him but his appearance remains unchanged". She climbed up the high wall, rode a fierce horse, and was very courageous when she contradicted her husband: "Your Highness is a prince, and he is responsible for the execution of punishments. You should be aware of everything!" He was ordered to marry her in order to check and balance the government and smooth out the sharp edges of the general, but when she was hanging on the high wall with her life at stake, he softly coaxed her: "The military books and maps are available for you to read." In the court hall, the Zhang family in the south of the Yangtze River is entangled, and the water transport is as greedy as maggots attached to the bones; at the border in the north, the winter clothes and canal grain are exploited layer by layer. The prince's new policy was blocked, the King of Jin was jealous, and the Shen family, which had been thrust into the royal family, had already been involved in the storm. He wanted to protect her with rules, but he couldn't bear to tie her up in a cage. He shielded her from open and hidden arrows, but she began to spread her immature wings and shield him from some wind and rain. Mountains and rivers are like chessboards. We hold hands and play together, and we will have no regrets when we make a move.