Lingyan asks for a taste of the soup, which he has been cooking for a long time. He tells his mother that he wants to leave the hairpin behind for his future daughter in-law. She tells him that she left it behind for her future princess consort because she wants to marry him. Lingyan tells her that after the New Year, he will go to the Palace to persuade the royal brother to marry her. He asks his mother why she is not wearing the hairpin anymore, and she says that she has made soup and that she added some herbs to it to make it taste better. She says that her mother wants to give the hairpin to the one she loves. She asks her mother if she can tell that the hairpin is valuable, and her mother replies that she can only tell that it is very valuable. She then tells her mother that she is going to marry the prince after the year, and that after that, she will go back to the palace and persuade the prince to marry Lingyan. Her mother tells her to go back first, but she keeps having the feeling of something wrong with her. She