According to the plot, Sun is her daughter, formerly known as Jing Manzhu. Jingjia was beheaded because someone assassinated him. Jing Manzhu was saved by Zhong Sun and became the only survivor of Jing's family. Later, he used his surname to remain anonymous and changed his name to Sun. In order to avenge Sun, the play was controlled by the rebels. According to the original plan, she married Hanwang Sun, waiting for an opportunity to help Puritanism, but she married the Prince of the East Palace by mistake. The plot of Yao touching Sun Gu happened when Sun was going to marry Hanwang, and Yao saw through the plan after touching Sun Gu. It was this touching feeling that linked Sun and Sun together, laying the groundwork for Sun's later marriage to the prince.
In the subsequent plot, Sun's true identity and intention were discovered, but Sun was not killed. Because he knows that Sun hates himself, but he believes that Sun has fallen in love with himself and that Sun will give up revenge for himself. I have to say that this is a very bloody story. Because of the so-called love, I gave up my belief in revenge that I had persisted for decades, or this kind of revenge, I couldn't help but spit out the brain hole of the screenwriter.
In the real history, Yao He is famous, so I won't say much about the prototype. Sun's prototype is the filial daughter of Tang Xuanzong in the Ming Dynasty. She was elected to the palace from an early age and grew up with the emperor. It can be seen that the story of Sun, the main line of Daming Fenghua, is pure fiction. This is a script written by a screenwriter with a big brain hole, borrowing the framework and skin of the Ming Dynasty. It may be that in recent years, it has borrowed from the framework and shape of the Qing Dynasty, and there is nowhere to edit, and the black hand has reached the Ming Dynasty.
It is extremely disrespectful and irresponsible to fabricate with the help of historical framework and skins, which will give the public a wrong view of history, and many people can't tell the real history from the fictional history.