After Being Forced to Remarry, the Villainous Young General is Taken Away by His Eldest Sister-in-law

Name: After Being Forced to Remarry, the Villainous Young General is Taken Away by His Eldest Sister-in-law
Author: Green Apple Arrowroot

by Green Apple Arrowroot

ongoing Ancient Romance Palace Intrigue Female Lead

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31Kwords16chapters

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Ch. 16 — Sacrifice Ceremony

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About This Novel

The ancient scheming male protagonist VS the modern fortune-telling and non-marriage female protagonist (Double Cleanliness) There are three treasures for predicting fortune, namely Ziwei Dou Shu, Four Pillars and Eight Characters, and Physiognomy. There are rules in the fortune-telling process. You cannot help people change their lives, otherwise there will be divine punishment. Xue Zhuyin got retribution, and even if he helped people change their feng shui, they would be thrown to death. As soon as she opened her eyes, she became a concubine who was forced to remarry. On the wedding night, she was so angry that she overjoyed her husband. Her uncle wanted to kill her and bury her with her. Xue Zhuyin showed off her acting skills and began to figure out how to survive until the end... Later, they tortured the scum and fought with the weird ones, and the relatives were worse than the last, pretending to be green tea, pretending to be white flowers, and pretending to love him until he died in the battle. She carried his body to his funeral. Everyone said that the widow of the Ling family was very beautiful and loved love and righteousness... She turned around and smiled, living a life of ease! Until the change of dynasty in Daliang, the way the God of War looked at Xue Zhuyin frightened her. She ran away all night and was blocked before she left the city. He looked at her condescendingly, with that aggressive look in his eyes, and the habit of having the tips of his ears turn red when he was nervous. Xue Zhuyin was very familiar with it. At this moment, she understood that this person was better at pretending than she was...