What is a pillow princess? I saw someone brush "Not Princess Pillow, nor Tom Boy". Tom boy, I know, I want to know what a pillow princess is.

Here's a little story.

Do you know why you have to tick your little finger when you pledge your vows? This should start from a legend in the Middle Ages.

Legend has it that there was a beautiful princess in a medieval country. Every day, princes from many countries propose to the princess. These princes are all excellent, and the princess doesn't know which one to choose. So the princess came up with a good idea. She summoned all the princes who proposed to the palace. The princess put her hand behind her back and held out a finger. Let the princes guess which finger she is holding out.

The first prince held up his thumb and waved it in front of the princess. The princess smiled and shook her head. The second prince stretched out his index finger, and the princess shook her head again; The third prince held out his middle finger, the fourth prince held out his ring finger, and the princesses shook their heads. It's the fifth prince's turn. The prince smiled and held out his little finger. He knows that he is the princess's prince charming. As expected, the princess reached out her hand, really little finger. The princess hooked the little finger of the prince and threw herself into his arms. After the princess and the prince got married, they lived happily together.

But soon, the war broke out and the prince went on an expedition. Before leaving, the princess gave the prince a thumbs up again, and the prince said that he would definitely come back. The princess said they would be together forever.

Ten years have passed in an instant, but the princess is still beautiful. The prince never came back, and the princess had to face the prince who proposed marriage every day. The princess wants to see who will put out her little finger and hook herself. If there is, the princess will marry him. But many people don't know to hook their fingers with the princess when they see Littlefinger. Finally, one day, a dirty beggar came to the palace to propose to the princess. The guard found the beggar too dirty. He was not allowed to enter the palace. When the princess knew it, she said that anyone had the right to propose to her, so she let the beggar in. When the princess extended her little finger, the beggar also extended her little finger and hooked it with the princess's thumb. The princess married a beggar as promised.

One night, the princess woke up from her dream and found that the beggar around her had disappeared. He looked out of the window and found the beggar turned into a light. The princess followed this light and found the prince's body. It turned out that the prince died on his way back, and his soul would not return to heaven until 49 days later. On the 49th day after his death, the prince borrowed the beggar's body to see the princess for the last time. The princess knows everything. She lies beside the prince. Picking up the prince's sword, she stabbed her chest. She snuggled up to the prince and whispered, "We will be together forever. You promised me." Then the princess closed her eyes, and her soul followed the prince's soul farther and farther, and finally became two stars in the sky.

Perhaps this is the so-called vows of eternal love.