Xie Yunshu, a noble girl from a well-known family, was granted a marriage by the emperor and married Cao Run, a loyal and brave marquis who was born in a peasant family. This political marriage was only to enhance the power of the new rich and consolidate the imperial power.
The Xie family of Chen County married off their legitimate daughter with ten miles of red dots. Unexpectedly, on the day she entered the house, her mother-in-law threatened Yun Shu. The Marquis left his newlywed wife alone all night long, making her a joke in the entire Hou family.
When I returned home on the third day after my wedding, I had to take a concubine for my husband as soon as I returned from the Taiwei's Mansion. Even the right of giving back to the concubine was given to the concubine by my mother-in-law. She, the husband-in-law,
People are completely empty.
How can you handle the dignified Xie family's legitimate daughter? So what if the emperor grants marriage? What about Mrs. Hou? Give me a piece of paper and a letter, and from now on we will be separated and we will be happy.
After leaving your palace, I turned around and was favored by the emperor of the neighboring country.
Cao Run: Yunshu, I think it's better for you. Let's get back together when you come back, right?
Chen Yanhao: Who is coveting my queen? Don't you take me, Northern Zhou, seriously?
Reader comments
It's beautiful, why doesn't anyone watch it?
The plot is a bit like Mrs. Zhang in Zhifu. I think it's pretty good. The heroine stopped the loss with Li in time.
It's beautiful, why doesn't anyone watch it?
The plot is a bit like Mrs. Zhang in Zhifu. I think it's pretty good. The heroine stopped the loss with Li in time.