In the Northern Song Dynasty, the wealthy Liu family had a maid named Liu Qing. She had been with her parents in the Liu Mansion since she was a child. When he was fifteen or sixteen years old and about to get married, Yishou suddenly ran away due to gambling debts and hid in Tib

In the Northern Song Dynasty, the Liu family, a wealthy family, had a maid named Liu Qing. She had been with her parents in the Liu Mansion since she was a child. When she was seven or eight years old, her master Liu Ye betrothed her to his slave Yishou as his wife.

When he was fifteen or sixteen years old and about to get married, Yishou suddenly ran away from home due to gambling debts and hid in Tibet. There was no news from him for a long time.

A year later, Master Liu wanted to betroth her to another slave, but Liu Qing refused to do so. Liu Qing, who was seventeen or eighteen years old, was also slim and pretty. Mr. Liu liked her more and more, so he took the opportunity to promise something to her and let her be his concubine.

However, Liu Qing refused to die. Master Liu asked an old woman to persuade Liu Qing: "Since you don't want to have a negative engagement with Yishou, please obey Master Liu for the time being. Master Liu will try his best to find Yishou, and he will still be with you after he finds him. If you don't obey, he will I will sell you to a remote area, and you will never see the end of your life."

Liu Qing was silent, and after crying in private for a few days, she actually agreed to become Liu Ye's concubine. He just often urged Mr. Liu to try his best to find longevity. After three or four years of this, Yishou ran back to Liu's house on his own. He also said that he has paid off his gambling debts in the past few years and has now completely given up his gambling addiction. Mr. Liu still fulfilled his previous promise and held a wedding for them as promised.

Since the wedding, Liu Qing worked as before, but she no longer said a word to Mr. Liu. When Mr. Liu got close to her, she would avoid him. Later, Mr. Liu made things difficult for her in many ways, but she still refused to obey.

There was no choice but to send them out. They were not allowed to work in the Liu Mansion. Before leaving, Liu Qing placed a small box in front of the eldest lady, bowed before leaving. The eldest lady opened the box, and inside it was all the things Mr. Liu had given her privately over the past few years. Not a single thing was missing, and everything was returned to the Liu Mansion.

Later, Yishou started a small business, doing sewing and mending. Her life was not as good as before, and it was considered difficult, but she had no regrets at all. After many years like this, Liu Qing also died of illness, leaving Yishou, whose hair had turned gray, to live alone.

A slave like Liu Qing is neither chaste nor promiscuous. She is both chaste and promiscuous. She can be regarded as a woman who pursues her own ambitions.