In the last life, the Xu family was almost withered, leaving Xu Tingzhi to marry into a strange mansion alone. From being coquettish and willful to following the rules and then guarding the ancient Buddha with a green lantern alone, Xu Tingzhi was worn away by the deep and heavy courtyard. When she died haggardly in front of the compassionate Bodhisattva statue, her husband welcomed his most beloved concubine's child. Between life and death, Xu Tingzhi thought of her brilliant eldest brother who died young, her eldest sister who died tragically at the border with her relatives, her parents who passed away one after another, and the Xu family that was eventually slaughtered. If he were born again, Xu Tingzhu would definitely not be the sweetheart in the palm of his hand, but would be a tough tree to protect the people he loves.
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It's careful and steady step by step. It's not the kind of story that opens up and closes with intense emotions. It's more of a careful and careful way of thinking. There are no obvious logical errors and there won't be any drama if you follow the thread of the story.
It's careful and steady step by step. It's not the kind of story that opens up and closes with intense emotions. It's more of a careful and careful way of thinking. There are no obvious logical errors and there won't be any drama if you follow the thread of the story.