What was the ending of Su Shunqing and Liu Molin during Yongzheng?

Su Shunqing and Liu Molin both died in the end.

Liu Molin's death was not specifically described in the TV version of Yongzheng Dynasty, but a conversation between Li Hong and Yongzheng after his return to Beijing proved that Liu Molin died to save Li Hong. ?

In fact, it is clearly written in the script that Li Hong was attacked on a cruise ship in Yangzhou, and Liu Molin fought an assassin to protect Li Hong and fell into the Qinhuai River and died. Later, after Li Hong beat off the enemy, he sent people to search in the same place all night, but he didn't find the body. In desperation, he returned to Beijing just visible.

Coincidentally, in the original script, the ending of Liu Molin and Su Shunqing had already laid the groundwork after the imperial examination. After the imperial examination, the first evaluation of Liu Molin was that he was expelled from Sun Shan. Desperate, he decided to live in Jiangnan and had no face to go home and face his parents. And Su Shunqing have this conversation in the room:

Liu Molin: The court doesn't want me, and there is no place for me at home. I have to find a home ... If the ground doesn't take me, I will jump into the West Lake or Qinhuai River, and everything will be clean ...?

Su Shunqing: If you really jump into the river, I will go to the river to offer you a sacrifice. ?

However, no one expected that this conversation predicted the future fate of the two. Liu Molin fell into the water and died. Su Shunqing went to the riverside to sacrifice to him, and finally threw herself into the lake to die, which explained the pride of the strange woman in the dust. ?

Yongzheng dynasty was a boy's game. There are few scenes involving daughters, and most of them have become victims of politics, such as Joe. Comparatively speaking, Su Shunqing can die for love, and fate is her own master, so she is much happier.