Langya Board: King Qi's Consort Chen committed suicide, the Lin family was destroyed, how did Consort Jing survive?

Jing Wang Shizi Fei referred to the wife of the heir to the throne. The son of King Jing was the son of King Jing, and there was a kinship between the two. The search results didn't provide any detailed information about the plot and story of King Jing and the princess consort.

King Jing's full name was Xiao Jingyan.

There was no clear information about Lin Chen's background on the Lang Ya Board. The search results mentioned that Lin Chen was the Young Pavilion Master of Langya Pavilion. He was Mei Changsu's best friend and had a keen eye for the world. He was a quick-witted person who knew everything in the world. He was wild and carefree, loved to joke, was skilled in both martial arts and martial arts, valued friendship and righteousness, and had excellent medical skills. He gave people the feeling that he was unfathomable. However, there was no mention of his specific background or family background. Therefore, there was no clear answer to the question of Lin Chen's background.

Wei Zixuan was the character of the buried princess in the TV series " Reporting to the Prince and Princess Consort to Divorce." She was a descendant of a traditional Chinese medicine family. Because she picked up a red packet, she transmigrated to ancient times and became a buried princess. The plot was about the love story between Wei Zixuan and King Jing. King Jing was played by Tang Shuya.

Wei Zixuan was the character of the buried princess in the TV series " Reporting to the Prince and Princess Consort to Divorce." She was a descendant of a traditional Chinese medicine family. Because she picked up a red packet, she transmigrated to ancient times and became a buried princess. The plot was about the love story between Wei Zixuan and King Jing. King Jing was played by Tang Shuya.

Wei Zixuan was the character of the buried princess in the TV series," Reporting to the Prince and Princess Consort to Divorce ", played by actor Tang Shuya. This short drama told the love story between Wei Zixuan and King Jing.

There was a complicated grudge between Lin Xie and Consort Jing. Consort Jing was a gentle, intelligent, and intellectual woman. She had a deep admiration for Lin Xie. Consort Jing had been saved by Lin Xie when she was young, and from then on, she had developed love for him. However, Lin Xie already had a wife and child and was unable to respond to Consort Jing's feelings. Even so, Consort Jing still silently protected Lin Xie and helped him clear the Lin family's name. She was willing to become Lin Xie's sister's friend so that she could be closer to him. However, in the end, Lin Xie chose to marry the Emperor's younger sister, Princess Jin Yang, making it impossible to resolve the grudge between Consort Jing and Lin Xie. Even though Consort Jing had never forgotten Lin Xie, the love between them was destined to never come true. Thus, the grudge between Lin Xie and Consort Jing could be said to be a bitter love between mandarin ducks.

The grudge between Lin Xie and Consort Jing could be traced back to their meeting when they were young. Consort Jing was a lonely and helpless little doctor. After being saved by Lin Xie, she developed a deep gratitude and affection for him. However, when Lin Xie brought Consort Jing home, she found that he had already married the little princess. This made Consort Jing feel surprised and disappointed. Later, Lin Xie was framed by a crafty official and accused of usurping the throne and rebelling. Consort Jing silently endured ten years of suffering and took control of the harem. She worked hard to clear Lin Xie's grievances and win his loyal reputation. Consort Jing had always loved Lin Xie deeply, and the Nan tree she planted had become a witness to their love. Although there were grudges and twists and turns between them, Consort Jing had always protected her love for Lin Xie. Lin Xie had once truly liked Consort Jing. Therefore, their relationship could be described as a pair of bitter mandarin ducks who had a " two-way crush ".

There was no grudge between Lin Xie and Consort Jing. Lin Xie was Consort Jing's benefactor. He had once saved Consort Jing's life, so Consort Jing was very grateful to him. Later, Lin Xie became the Emperor's favorite official, and Consort Jing also received the Emperor's favor because of this. The relationship between the two had always been very good. Consort Jing also doted on Lin Xie's son, Lin Shu.

In the original novel of the Langya Board, King Jing recognized Lin Shu in chapter 156," Old Travels."