In the depths of the court, there is a special affection between the queen and Yingluo. Yingluo, a dexterous woman who originally came from the embroidery workshop, was able to step into the Changchun Palace because of the queen's appreciation and became an indispensable existence around the queen. The queen, she is as gentle as water, but she is burdened with the expectations and responsibilities of the entire harem. She admired Yingluo's wit and agility, as if she saw the shadow of her youth in Yingluo. Therefore, she not only regarded Yingluo as a palace maid, but also regarded her as her own relative, carefully taught, and taught her the etiquette and wisdom of the court.
However, when Fu Heng proposed to the queen that he wanted to marry Yingluo as his wife, the queen's heart made waves. She knew very well that although Yingluo was talented, her background was not prominent, and it seemed to be a little insignificant compared to the prestige and status of the Fucha family. In addition, Yingluo's strong personality and straightforwardness will inevitably cause some unnecessary disputes in the court. Therefore, when the queen first heard about this, she inevitably had some hesitation and worry in her heart.
But the queen is a generous queen after all, and she understands that the power of love is infinite. She saw Fu Heng's deep affection for Yingluo, and also saw Yingluo's attachment and trust to Fu Heng. She knows very well that if she forcibly separates this pair of lovers, it is not only an injustice to them, but also an indisrespect to love. Therefore, she decided to let go of the worries in her heart and fulfill their love.
However, the sky is unpredictable. The emperor was not optimistic about this marriage, and in the end, the two failed to get their wish. Before her death, the queen still cared about Yingluo in her heart, hoping that she could live a happy life. This deep emotion makes people sigh.