After her death, Lin Jin was not buried in the Ji family's ancestral tomb, but was buried on the west mountain outside the city, behind the dormitory of Jingci Temple.
Back then, when Lin Jin realized that her time was up, she asked her martial arts teacher Gabriel to write a letter to the border, asking her father and brother to grant her a quiet place after her death.
At that time, when the border was invaded, the father and son of the Lin family had already made great achievements and became generals highly trusted by the emperor. The newcomer in the court, Marquis Dingbei, was able to suppress the gradually declining Marquis Taining.
Lin Jin had suffered grievances in the Taining Marquis's Mansion for nearly ten years, and finally she was able to make a decision for herself.
When Gabriel was a child, he would bite his pillow and sob silently, and he could not help but think: If my grandfather and uncle had been given the opportunity earlier, would my mother have been able to divorce Theodore? Would she not have passed away so early?
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