After many years in the palace, Chuntang just wanted to be Xie Yanzhi's maid and a decent concubine of a noble family.
Making tea and grinding ink for him, adding clothes to him and keeping vigil all night, I thought that this would be it for the rest of my life.
During the day, he was the gentle and dignified eldest son of the Xie family, but at night he was completely different... Fierce and crazy, as if he wanted to tear her apart and devour her.
Chuntang was full of surprises, but she didn't dare to think deeply.
Until that day, she saw the peace charm she had embroidered for the eldest son with her own hands on the young master Xie Jin's desk, lying quietly among the pen and ink.
Looking back, Xie Jin was looking at her with red eyes.
The man who had been forgotten by his family had become a general with great achievements after guarding the border for three years, but now in front of her, he seemed to have turned back into the young man with red eyes who fell into the water and was rescued.
"You have been making tea for my eldest brother for so many years..."
He approached step by step, his voice hoarse: "What about me? I can't even get the leftovers...?"
I will try my best to update as early as possible!
Dear friends, this book has not passed the test, so I need to stop updating and revising it in the past few days, and rewrite the bad chapters that I wrote before. I will do it as soon as possible. I'm sorry, thank you for your support, I will stick to writing until the end.
In this chapter, the poem written by Chun Tang - "There is no way to harmonize the light, and the passing water has its own waves", borrowed from Ming Dynasty Zhan Ruoshui's "Inscription on Feilai Temple", and it is hereby noted.
The first two sentences of the poem written by Xie Jin in this chapter are borrowed from the Southern Dynasty folk song "Song of the Four O'clock in the Midnight. Xia Ge's Song", which is hereby noted.
In this chapter, "Poetry on Little Lotus" written by Xie Yanzhi was originally written as "Song of Picking Lotus" by Bai Juyi in the Tang Dynasty. It is borrowed from it and is hereby noted.
I will try my best to update as early as possible!
Dear friends, this book has not passed the test, so I need to stop updating and revising it in the past few days, and rewrite the bad chapters that I wrote before. I will do it as soon as possible. I'm sorry, thank you for your support, I will stick to writing until the end.
In this chapter, the poem written by Chun Tang - "There is no way to harmonize the light, and the passing water has its own waves", borrowed from Ming Dynasty Zhan Ruoshui's "Inscription on Feilai Temple", and it is hereby noted.
The first two sentences of the poem written by Xie Jin in this chapter are borrowed from the Southern Dynasty folk song "Song of the Four O'clock in the Midnight. Xia Ge's Song", which is hereby noted.
In this chapter, "Poetry on Little Lotus" written by Xie Yanzhi was originally written as "Song of Picking Lotus" by Bai Juyi in the Tang Dynasty. It is borrowed from it and is hereby noted.