Pathological Occupation: Crazy Criticizing the Prince for Not Understanding Love

[Forced marriage and robbery + Chasing wife at the crematorium + Forced love] Chi Wanqiao, the legitimate daughter of the Chancellor, has been pampered and carefree since she was a child, and she only wants to marry her childhood sweetheart. Unexpectedly, his innocence was stolen by a disciple at the lantern festival, and he became an outcast of the family. He was sent overnight by his father to a village in the countryside to fend for himself. She was careful in everything, but she was still beaten, scolded and scolded by the slaves. She picked up a handsome boy by the river. She pitied him for being stupid and kept him by her side and loved him like a younger brother. Little did she know that he turned out to be the ruthless King Chen. When her marriage request was rejected, he forcibly married her. What was even more difficult for her to accept was that he was the man who took away her innocence that day and then disappeared without a trace. With no choice but to turn to her childhood sweetheart for help. She thought her childhood sweetheart would take her out of her misery. Unexpectedly, he abandoned her like a worn shoe. The words he spoke were like sharp knives piercing the heart, "You are a ruined flower, and you still try to enter my house. It's just a dream!" Chi Wanqiao was heartbroken and was imprisoned by the man, forcing her to only look at him. She tried every means to escape from him, and finally she escaped after he got drunk one day. Chi Wan and Qiao Dong were hiding in Tibet, concealing their identity. A few years later, just when she let her guard down and thought it was safe, she could finally live a normal life. But the man broke into her world again with a violent attitude. He approached step by step, sparks burning in his eyes. The man held her waist, looked at her condescendingly, and said every word through his teeth, "Sister, are you still running away? Huh?" ... [The male protagonist is not a good person, he would mind wandering in by mistake.