My Husband Wanted Me to Die for My Sister-in-law, but He Regretted it after I Died
by Qingyinliu
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When he was seven years old, it was very cold and the people changed their daughters for food. I was stripped of my clothes and pressed on a cutting board, and a sharp kitchen knife was used to indicate whether to cut my neck or chop my arms first. When I resigned myself to death, the galloping horse stirred up a strong wind, and the person stopped in front of me. "I want her!" With ten pounds of pork and twenty pounds of grain, Xie Sui bought my life and brought me into a luxuriously furnished courtyard. Only then did I realize that I was the Prime Minister's daughter who was living abroad. But I was still bullied in my life in the Prime Minister's Mansion. Fortunately, in the year when I was born, Xie Sui married me as Princess Chen. From then on, the princess respected her and pampered her to no end. Everyone said that Xie Sui loved me so much that even I had this illusion. He said in a deep voice: "Let's bury her in her place." The blood solidified instantly. The imperial concubine Song Wanning, my sister-in-law, is also Xie Sui's true love. When His Majesty was about to carry out the funeral ceremony, his sister-in-law offered to be buried as a sacrifice. The whole country was shocked and lamented the emperor and his wife. Only Xie Sui, even if she sacrifices her life, will use me to protect her. I swallowed the farewell I had prepared long ago and responded softly: "Okay." He didn't know that I was already dying. Anyway, I owe him this. Later, when the young emperor died, I was thrown into the dark tomb. The death knell tolls and the whole world mourns. Only the ruthless regent Xie Sui, like a madman, insisted on reopening the mausoleum regardless of etiquette.
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