On the Wedding Day, I Tear up the Edict and Marry My Mortal Enemy
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"I, Jiaoyue, would rather marry you, a poisonous snake, than enter the prison of the East Palace!" In the imperial garden, I tore the Minghuang marriage edict into pieces and threw it at the feet of my mortal enemy, Zhanli. He leaned over and picked up the fragments, with a chill in his eyes: "As you wish." On the wedding day, he held my chin and said, "You will never be able to redeem your brother's life in your lifetime." Later, on the edge of the cliff, I stabbed my sword into his heart. Before he fell down with a smile, he said: "Jiaoyue, actually your brother's last words were...'Don't marry the prince.'"
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