"He married her just to use her as a substitute for Princess Chu.
Xiao Chengyan looked at the figure under the red hijab, and his military boots ran over the marriage edict on the ground - after he used this woman to stabilize his rear, he would send her to the mass grave to share the same grave with her unlucky Su family.
But this 'substitute' didn't turn out as he wished.
He saw her being treated harshly in the ancestral hall, but he stuffed the evidence of his sister's collaboration with the enemy into the old lady's makeup box; he saw her being called stupid, but he exchanged three embroidery samples on the black market for Beirong's most profitable salt. What's even more ridiculous was that as soon as his fingertips touched her wrist when he tested her, she suddenly raised her eyes: 'Young Marshal wants to ask, in which city in Dachu is the twin bloodline of Beirong's late emperor hidden?
It turned out that the bluntest knife had already pierced the tip of his heart.
Xiao Chengyan grabbed her hand that was trying to escape, and his Adam's apple rolled: "Su Qingtang, this time I will be your substitute--to block the knife for you, to kill for you, to love this damaged world for you."
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
