[Marriage first, love later + double cleansing + secret love coming true + redemption + cold and old-fashioned little marquis x bright and talkative fake concubine and a true princess]
When Fu Yanjin was still in his hairpin years, he heard Xue Ting, the maid of the Prince of Jin's Mansion:
"The father of Prince Jin doesn't care about the poor concubine whose mother is seriously ill. She is lucky to marry He Che of Prince Nan. Maybe after He Che is in the coffin, she can still be a wealthy widow."
"He from the Jin Palace has half a leg in the coffin, but he is still the second son of the Nan Palace after all. It is better for her to marry than to be a maid under the title of young lady every day."
Fu Yanjin didn't want to be a widow, so she decisively gave an aphrodisiac to Pei Jun, the young master of Yong'an Marquis Mansion, with the intention of hugging Pei Junzhuo's thigh. Unexpectedly, the young Marquis did not follow the routine and favored a maid in the Yong'an Marquis Mansion and wanted to marry her as a concubine.
Everyone in Chang'an City thought that the farce of Fu Yan drugging Pei Junzhuo was over.
Until Chang'an City was surprised to discover that Fu Yanjin had transformed into the concubine of the young Marquis Pei Junzhuo.
Everyone was dumbfounded and saw:
On Zhuque Street, the concubine Fu's procession back to the Jin Palace was extravagant, with ebony carriages, horses and jade ornaments, and brocade attire. She returned to her parents' home in red makeup. Pei Junzhuo and Fu were at the same level, and they were very affectionate.
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Pei Junzhuo, the sole heir to the Yong'an Marquis Mansion, was extremely powerful, but he was notoriously not a womanizer, yet he doted on Fu Yanjin.
This is the story of a pine and cypress tree guarding the fox in his heart.
This is the story of a man who thought he was Bai Yueguang's substitute and found out that he was Bai Yueguang.
This is the story of a hunter who has been planning for many years and only wants one person to appear as prey to capture a little fox.
This is a heart-warming and not-so-brainful story, with a comedy-style ancient Chinese style and an informal, Machiavellian ancient Chinese style.
