[Traditional ancient sayings about house fighting and palace fighting + torture in the early stage and fun in the later stage + torture and slap in the face]
With a life-saving grace and a royal marriage, Jiang Hui turned into a phoenix overnight. From a humble ordinary medical girl in Xiling Village, she became the wife of Lu Heng, the most popular Marquis of Xun'an in the capital.
Lu Heng was young and promising, and had been on the battlefield for many years. On his way back to Beijing, he was rescued by Jiang Hui and made a promise to him with his life. Jiang Hui didn't know her identity, so she happily agreed, but she didn't expect that he was actually the prestigious Marquis Xun'an. In order to marry her, he personally requested His Majesty's permission to marry her.
However, the high-gate compound of the Hou Mansion is full of crises. There is a wife who can give her power at any time, there are also aunts and sisters-in-law who always make fun of her, and there is even a childhood sweetheart and former fiancée who lives here and is kind to the Hou Mansion. Jiang Hui never cared, just because Lu Heng had feelings for her, and all she wanted in life was to use her medical skills to save people and stay with Lu Heng forever.
Unexpectedly, after spending three years in the Hou Mansion, Jiang Hui spent all his efforts to raise an unfamiliar white-eyed wolf in Zhou Quan's family, but Lu Heng said that he must not be ungrateful and must marry Shen Xinyao as his equal wife.
Jiang Hui finally gave up and asked herself to leave the palace. The mountains were high and the rivers were far away. She would rather hang a pot to help the world for the rest of her life, rather than spend the rest of her life trapped in the back house.
She thought this would be the end of her life, but she didn't want to leave the Hou Mansion. On the day she left the Hou Mansion, the once taciturn young man stretched out his hand with passion and said to her, Sister, Lu Heng, he has no eyes to see that he doesn't want you, I do.
Reader comments
I don't understand this ranking. Shouldn't Lu Heng be the fifth one in the order?
The plot is fascinating and the heroine is patient and independent.
Looking at this introduction, it seems like Anping is the protagonist, right?
I don't understand this ranking. Shouldn't Lu Heng be the fifth one in the order?
The plot is fascinating and the heroine is patient and independent.
Looking at this introduction, it seems like Anping is the protagonist, right?