For her own glory and wealth, Yan Niang carefully planned to become the adopted daughter of the Lu family. Not long after Lu's father died of illness, her only hope of transcending class fell on her younger brother Lu Wen, who was lazy and distant and had no blood relationship.
She worked hard, and once she changed her past tenderness and returned to a fierce woman, she wanted to compete for more for herself and Lu Wen.
However, everyone knew that Lu Wen was cold and aloof, so he never helped her and even beat her at the dinner table.
Yan Niang simply made it clear: "My sister will help you study. If you become an official and become a high official, your marriage will be better."
Lu Wen glanced at her, changed his position and continued reading.
After finally getting over the funeral, someone proposed marriage to Yan Niang, but Lu Wen stood with his hands behind his hands and refused coldly: "I don't agree to this marriage."
Yes, this man is not only cold as ice, but also an ignorant white-eyed wolf.
Yan Niang dared to be angry but dared not say anything. A good man will not suffer the immediate consequences. Adhering to the principle that if I don't marry you, you can't marry me. She refused several marriages for Lu Wen.
Finally, Yan Niang was found, but when she was about to get married, Lu Wen confiscated all her money and dowry and blocked the door: "You provoked me and you still want to run away?"
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Lu Wen clings to a powerful man but hides his knife in his smile. How dare others like this snake and scorpion marry his daughter?
However, I heard that there was a sister who was like a bright moon in Snake and Xie's family, so she tried her best to save the country. If her daughter couldn't marry Lu Wen, she let her son marry Yan Ruyu.
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Yan Ruyu looked at the table full of gold, silver and jewelry, and patted Lu Wen happily: "My sister's good brother, I know I made the right treasure."
But unexpectedly, Lu Wen took away all the gold and silver: "Do you want it? Marry me, it's all yours."
The heroine has no three obediences and four virtues
