Is Han Xiang in Princess Pearl really willing to leave the palace? Do you remember what she said to Meng Dan?

In Princess Zhu Huan, Meng Dan and Han Xiang are a couple who have experienced Where Are You Going, while Han Xiang has a hard choice between love and affection. But her heart was occupied by Meng Dan. Even after entering the palace, the emperor doted on her in every way, and she kept her promise to Meng Dan.

However, he was hurt by resisting the emperor's contact, and was regarded as a thorn in the side and a thorn in the flesh by the queen mother and queen. The Queen Mother used a trick to distract the emperor and others, and then forced Han Xiang to drink the poisonous Hemlock Red. Trying to make her disappear from the world.

Swallow, Wei Zi and others thought that Han Xiang saved Wei Zi who had a high fever with Ningxiang Pill, so he also saved Han Xiang who died with Ningxiang Pill. I don't know if the true feelings touched God. Han Xiang finally woke up, but her desire for survival was still weak. So they arranged for Meng Dan to play the shaman mage again to see the weak Han Xiang, and encouraged Han Xiang to make her more eager to survive.

Han Xiang and Mengdan are lovers who have gone through a lot of hardships, and they can meet. When Han Xiang saw Mundan, she thought she was dreaming. Meng Dan held her hand tightly and looked at her sadly.

When Mondain first entered the palace, he thought he could persuade Han Xiang to escape with him. However, at that time, Han Xiang said that she was the emperor's concubine, so she couldn't go with him. She also advised Meng Dan to give up this relationship, saying that she would love her country with this love. In other words, Han Xiang didn't want to leave the palace at that time.

Why did she leave later? Apart from saying that she might still like Meng Dan, the palace is too dangerous. The queen, galeries lafayette, they all want to kill her. Although it is said that she could have escaped at that time, who can guarantee that she will never be killed?

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