[Refreshing article] + [Revenge] + [Leave the father and leave the son] + [Chasing wife crematorium]
She was originally the eldest daughter of the Grand Sima Mansion, but she was framed by her concubine, thrown into a beggar's den and lost her innocence, and eventually died with hatred.
Nangong Chuchu was originally a doctor of medicine in the 25th century. By chance, his soul penetrated into the body of the recently deceased eldest lady.
She vowed to avenge the original owner, but at this moment, her body was poisoned and she could not protect herself.
While she was worrying about antidote, she was kidnapped as the antidote.
By chance, he detoxified and ran away, but the antidote man ended up being "disabled".
Returning to the Sima Mansion, he punished the concubine and made some small plans to make the scumbag father and son become "brothers".
The evil concubine suddenly turned into the emperor's favorite concubine, and the emperor proposed to marry her to the inhumane regent.
Not only is the crippled king physically disabled, he is also suspicious, bloodthirsty and cruel.
Thinking that she was a spy sent by the emperor, he was on guard against and suppressed her at every turn.
She used her wisdom to escape from death again and again.
One day, the crippled king brought back a woman: "Princess... This is the concubine. She is pregnant with my flesh and blood. Please treat her kindly."
Nangong Chuchu put her hand on her belly and murmured softly: "Then what's in my belly?"
Until the news came out from the palace that she was pregnant, King Can handed a sharp sword to her throat: "Tell me, whose bastard belongs to me?"
She choked and explained: "It's yours."
The crippled king pierced her chest with his sword, bleeding from her heart to vent his anger.
"Kill her"
She was disheartened and decided to leave her father and her son.
Reborn with new memories.
After she left, King Can learned the truth and felt regretful and heartbroken.
Kill all the ghosts around you, torture your wife for a while, and chase her to the crematorium.
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