Cut White

This remote village has always had a custom. Every family is happy. If you are preparing for an old-fashioned classical wedding, the relatives and friends present will wear red masks, and the groom will carry the bride's coffin to pay homage to the church. Wait until one night has passed before you can formally worship the bride. The purpose is to ward off evil spirits, fearing that the red-handled red-body scissors will take away the bride's life. But she never expected that this wedding would actually happen to Chen Yi, who was getting married for her sister, wearing a red robe and a hijab. This family broke the taboo in order to break the feudal superstition. The moment he entered the bridal chamber and closed the door, a young man holding red scissors appeared in the room. Wearing a slightly larger Chinese tunic suit, holding red silk in one hand and scissors in the other, she smiled and rolled her eyes: "Will you be my bride?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.