Chang'an Adagio

A smart and runaway young lady × a yandere young man with evil intentions and evil hands I was listening to a play with my head half propped up, and I just listened to one song and then changed to a song I had never heard before. But the more I listened to the song, the more familiar it became, and coincidentally, there was an old man sitting next to me who was listening to it with gusto. "Have you ever heard this song before?" "This song has only been circulated recently. It is said to have been composed by a handsome scholar, but I happened to have heard it once before." "Want to hear the details." "This is about a young lady who once went out to escape from marriage..." "Grandpa, go back early. We are waiting for you to have dinner at home." I hurriedly grabbed the old man and said, "Please tell me the ending." While being pulled away by his grandson, the old man turned around and replied: "The ending will naturally be for the young lady and the young master to reunite and become husband and wife, and return to the countryside together to spend the rest of their lives together." I froze in place. Adagio (selected from Baidu Chinese, deleted): a slow-paced tune in opera, opposite to "Allegro". Suitable for expressing more complex inner feelings. (Imagine, I really like the place name Chang'an, and some places refer to the system of the Tang Dynasty) The energy value has been turned off and will only be turned on if there is an activity requirement.