Kidnap a Savage Boy to Be Your Husband

[Traditional old saying house fighting + strong women and strong men + running in both directions + sweet abuse] The young lady from an aristocratic family who has a straightforward character and likes to pretend to be dignified and self-restrained VS the ruffian and wild Tan Hua Lang who is determined to avenge his grudges. A-Xuan of the Xie family is one of the most beautiful women in the capital. She is dignified and self-possessed, and has followed the rules for half her life. Unexpectedly, when the court pressed her, in order to escape, she had no choice but to weave a lie, surrendered, and falsely claimed that she had lost her virginity to Ning Ji, the legitimate grandson of Duke Jingguo, who also had a bad reputation. Then, in order to convince people inside and outside the palace, she even started "women chasing men". For a time, her situation fell to the bottom. The ladies from the aristocratic families in the capital avoided him one after another, fearing that their personal ethics would be stained if they met him. Unexpectedly, when I was trying to catch my son-in-law, I actually caught a prostitute! She thought he was her prey, but little did she know that high-end hunters always appear as prey, and he had planned all of this for a long time. Ning Ji accepted it happily, and his heart was already filled with joy. "That day in the palace, she wasn't the one biting me, it was me who took the initiative to be his shield." The capital city is turbulent and treacherous, and some people are hiding evil intentions. During the Three Kings Rebellion, the family resigned and returned to their hometown. Her family members died tragically and she was imprisoned. In order to help her escape the crime, he was willing to give up his scientific fame and return to the border with his sword alone. "Master Ning, you are already the first civil servant in the dynasty to be granted the title of Marquis of Wu. Why don't you change your habit of sneaking into women's boudoirs?" "What you said doesn't count. When I entered my fiancée's boudoir, it was fair and reasonable, and it didn't break the rules."