A sober and noble daughter from an aristocratic family ✘ A dedicated and devoted legitimate son from a famous family
Important emphasis: The male protagonist is Bai Yueguang, the female protagonist
Chasing his wife at the crematorium (unable to pursue him) ✘The prince is the second male lead
Nalan Qingyu: Ji Tingdu, De'an forty-sixth year, July 15th, you accept a concubine. On this day, with your concubine in my arms, I lost my flesh and blood.
Ji Tingdu: Not so, Huaiyue. At that time, I had not learned that you were pregnant. If I had known, I would not have taken a concubine at this moment. No, I won't think you just have abdominal pain.
Nalan Qingyu: You have the idea of taking a concubine, don't you? Besides, that day is my birthday.
Ji Tingdu: ...(Yeah, why, how could I have forgotten that it was Huaiyue's birthday, and actually took a concubine into the house on that day.)
Start:
Nalan Qingyu: Cousin, what are you doing? I am, I am your sister.
Baili Xuance: Qingqing, I don't think of you as my sister, but...(Wife)
Later:
Nalan Qingyu: Husband, didn't you say you wouldn't go to the hot spring this time?
Baili Xuance: Qingqing, be good, what did you call me?
Childhood sweethearts ✘ childhood sweethearts
The heroine was a princess in the early stage, but later she faked her death and left the palace, living in seclusion with her family.
After being shocked to hear that her cousin who had left Beijing had returned, the old feelings finally couldn't be suppressed.
After he faked his death and left the palace, his ex-husband frantically looked for someone (he didn't believe that the heroine was dead, so he deceived himself), but the family had already moved away from the capital city, and they couldn't dig it out even after digging three feet into the ground.
What made my ex-husband break his defense was that during a long-distance inspection, he saw the princess who was once in his arms being held in the arms of others, revealing her slightly bulging belly.
After all, it was the second male lead who deserved it, not because he didn't have enough fate, but because he didn't know how to cherish it.
