This Waste Wood Burns For You

Chai Qing is a bad seed.

 Her father wasn’t a good person, her faather’s father wasn’t a good person, not a single decent ancestor could be found in eight generations.

 Chai Qing herself is no good either, hated by cats and dogs, disliked by everyone.

 The marriage procession passes through Spring Water Town, and Chai Qing has a new bad idea: She wanted to seduce the Jiang princess, make her her own, and give the King of Yan a bright green hat!

 She seduced her, claimed her, and gave her away.

 This act leaves Chai Qing with an empty heart, her lips are stained with the rouge of the Jiang princess, and she can’t help but look back.

 The marriage procession is grand and magnificent, compared to which, Chai Qing is nothing.

 She tugs at her lips, treating it as a dream.

 Chai Qing’s too bad, she’s too reckless, living a reckless life, she can’t even give her heart away.

 In the end, the marriage didn’t happen, Yan went to war with Jiang, and the King of Yan wanted to sacrifice the Jiang princess.

 The news reached Spring Water Town, Chai Qing spat out the dogtail grass she was chewing, thinking, could anyone be more reckless than her?

 To save, or not to save?

 She didn’t even think, she finished the wine in the jar, dug out the knife buried in the ancestral grave, touched the sachet the princess gave her, driven by a sudden, fierce determination, decides to act – “damn it, let’s do it!”