In her previous life, her unscrupulous maternal uncles schemed against her at every turn and sent her to Qi to marry for political reasons. She obediently followed what everyone considered a woman’s proper duty, only to be cruelly violated and killed as part of their scheme. In this life, she watches the people come and go and smiles. “The dowry? I’ll take it. The reputation? I’ll take it. The position? I’ll take it.” But why does she still have to marry into another country? Why does she still have to go to Qi? Then Mr. Ye, who has always been by her side, suddenly appears. “Go ahead. It’s fine, I’m here!” And sure enough, he is there. When she is carried into the bridal chamber and her red veil is lifted, the beaming groom before her, grinning from ear to ear, is none other than Mr. Ye! Oh, wait! He doesn’t seem to be Mr. Ye anymore!
I have just read a few articles. The author's writing is rigorous and there are no typos in the whole article. There are really not many people who write with such a serious attitude as the author. I will continue to read and hope that it will become more and more exciting.
I have just read a few articles. The author's writing is rigorous and there are no typos in the whole article. There are really not many people who write with such a serious attitude as the author. I will continue to read and hope that it will become more and more exciting.