Pei Jingzhi, the eldest son of King Yu, became famous at a young age for his bright clothes and angry horse. He guarded the border with a white horse and a spear. If placed in a story about a male protagonist, he must be a heroic figure who has achieved great achievements.
It's a pity that "Tears of Spring Flowers" is a novel that tortures the body and mind, and Pei Jingzhi is destined to be a comatose living dead cannon fodder.
Xie Wan and Pei Jingzhi turned out to be cannon fodder wives who were having sex with a scumbag.
On the wedding night, the concubine drank a bowl of poison and sacrificed the love between the hero and heroine.
Xie Wan thought, if she hadn't been the one who died, she would have wanted to grab a bag of melon seeds and occupy the front row.
But who is willing to die if he can live? In order to save his life, Xie Wan raised her hijab in front of the emperor's guests and refused to marry the bastard. She bluntly stated that her grandfather had left a decree and made a marriage contract between the daughter of the Xie family and Prince Yu's son, which could never be broken!
The emperor was so happy that he changed the husband of the legitimate daughter of the Xie family on the spot. There was an uproar!
The days after getting married were just as Xie Wan had imagined. The elders were reasonable, there were countless delicacies, and the beautiful scenery dazzled her.
From time to time, she would treat the male protagonist's illness and detoxify him, and talk about common things: "When the prince wakes up, you must remember who saved you, and I promised you the life-saving grace..."
"But we husband and wife won't talk about those scenes. The more we have about land deeds, house deeds, shops and jewelry, the better."
But who would have thought that after His Highness the Crown Prince woke up, he would only remember to promise him his life? !
Pei Jingzhi's affectionate eyes said, "Wanwan, for your happiness and health in the rest of your life, your husband will protect you with your life!"
Xie Wan's eyes were clear, and she looked left and right, but not at the person in front of her.
Husband? Where? Whose?
