Wu Chen and Xia Ji

In the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a top counselor and nobleman in the Chu State named Qu Wu, and later generations used to call him "the wizard". Xia Ji is the daughter of Zheng Mugong. She is earth-shatteringly beautiful, but her fate is also staggeringly tragic. She passed through many men in her life. She first married Chen State. Chen Linggong and the ministers were fascinated by her. In the end, she directly accelerated the civil strife and subjugation of Chen State. After King Zhuang of Chu led his army to destroy Chen, he took this "trouble" back with him. Returning to Chu State, King Zhuang of Chu fell in love with Xia Ji, and Sima Zi of Chu State also fell in love with her. Two top men both want to marry the same woman. At this time, Wu Chen stood up. He pretended to be a loyal minister and admonished the King of Chuzhuang: This woman is ominous and the disaster of the country's ruin. The Chen Kingdom fell on her. The king must not touch her. King Zhuang of Chu heard this and gave up. Zi Fan was still thinking about it, so the wizard went to persuade Zi Fan again: "You don't want it either, you can't touch this woman." Zi, on the other hand, also let go. In the end, Xia Ji was betrothed to another person from Chu State, and things seemed to be settled. No one thought that the sorcerer's "righteous and strict" advice was all to pave the way for himself. He had already fallen in love with Xia Ji at first sight and was hopelessly in love with her. He persuaded King Chuzhuang to retreat in order to dispel the king's thoughts; he persuaded Zifan to retreat in order to eliminate his most powerful love rival. When everyone thought that the matter was over, Wu Chen saw the right opportunity and eloped with Xia Ji - abandoning the title, high position, and family of Chu State, and fled all the way to Jin State, completely betraying his motherland...