In the peach blossoms of the three lives and three worlds, everyone thought that after marrying Sang, Shao Xin flew up the branches and became a phoenix, however, the result disappointed many people, in addition to the love of Sang Yuan, Shao Xin in the Heavenly Clan, it can be said that he has nothing! To put it bluntly, on this day, it is better to be a maid to Bai Qian in Qingqiu, but why?
Shao Xin painstakingly married Sang, why was it better to give Bai Qian a maid in the end?
The truth is actually very realistic, because everything in Sang's origin is given by The Heavenly King, just as everything before Shao Xin was given by Bai Qian!
It is undeniable that choosing Sang, Shao Xin does have the heart to fly up the branches and become a phoenix, but Shao Xin only knows that Sang is the most favored son of Tianjun and the prince of the Tianzu, but he does not know that everything on the other side originates from Tianjun, Tianjun likes Sang, Sang is the most favored and respected second prince of the Tianzu, and once Tianjun abandons him, then, to put it bluntly, Sang is actually nothing!
Shao Xin followed Bai Qian, Bai Qian was the Qingqiu Lady, and she, as the most trusted little sister around the Lady Jun, her identity also naturally rose high, and the visitors from all over the world were also willing to look at Bai Qian's face and give her some thin noodles! But what about following the Mulberry? Perhaps Shao Xin felt that the identity of the Prince of the Heavenly Clan was not worse than that of the Qingqiu Princess, and being a princess was far better than being someone's maid, much better, but the fact was that the poor were no one in the downtown area, and the rich had distant relatives in the mountains! After being rejected by Tianjun, sang was not as good as what Bai Qian had given to his own maid!
After all, it was Shao Xin who underestimated Tianjun's fierce heart, and also overestimated the person of Sang, she thought that if she got the love of Sang, she could have everything she had in the past, but the truth was that there were some things that Sang did not have herself, and how could she give it to her?