Xu Yixuan was originally a Hechai girl raised by her scumbag father in the countryside. Because of her half-sister's absurd dream, she was taken back to Kyoto and then hurriedly married to the young father-in-law of the Protector's Palace. Unexpectedly, on the day of the wedding, the Protectorate was charged with treason.
Seeing that her house was ransacked and her head was about to be lost, Xu Yixuan took the initiative to hand over the dowry that had been stolen by her scumbag father, which was a hundred thousand taels of gold. Only then did she find a way out: exile to the frontier for three thousand miles.
It's just that in this journey of exile, I have been able to face all kinds of plots with ease, except for the arrogant but beautiful husband who often acts like a monster... Is it better to be together and separated, or to be silenced and become a widow?
Xu Yixuan gritted her teeth bitterly as she counted the gold ingots. This prodigal man really spent too much money!
Reader comments
After reading many chapters, it was quite baffling. There was no detailed introduction to the space. It was quite strange to follow the exile. It was also quite inexplicable that the palace treasury was stolen, and then suddenly there was spiritual spring water. What should be explained is not explained, and what should be described in detail is not described. Seeing now, it is like a child doing things, confused and confused. The author can start from the front and then add and correct the details, otherwise there will be very few readers. Come on! I withdrew first.
Although I have read many chapters and still don't understand why she wants to be exiled, the female protagonist is still quite... Not omnipotent, but capable, and the male protagonist has most of the background. It's a good book.
I saw the latest one, and it's quite baffling. A lot of things were written directly about their impact without even mentioning what happened. The emotional line is even more confusing, and I don't know what I was thinking. There are too many other things that have a beginning and an end, but it's okay to just look at it from the front.
What kind of nonsense, unclear and messy dog-licking article?
After reading many chapters, it was quite baffling. There was no detailed introduction to the space. It was quite strange to follow the exile. It was also quite inexplicable that the palace treasury was stolen, and then suddenly there was spiritual spring water. What should be explained is not explained, and what should be described in detail is not described. Seeing now, it is like a child doing things, confused and confused. The author can start from the front and then add and correct the details, otherwise there will be very few readers. Come on! I withdrew first.
Although I have read many chapters and still don't understand why she wants to be exiled, the female protagonist is still quite... Not omnipotent, but capable, and the male protagonist has most of the background. It's a good book. I saw the latest one, and it's quite baffling. A lot of things were written directly about their impact without even mentioning what happened. The emotional line is even more confusing, and I don't know what I was thinking. There are too many other things that have a beginning and an end, but it's okay to just look at it from the front.
What kind of nonsense, unclear and messy dog-licking article?
Good looking, not bad.