The Flowering of the Iron Tree: the Emperor Fell into the Trap of a Talkative Little Bastard

Under the scrutiny of Emperor Murong Tieshu and the secret assassinations of the forces in the palace, she just wanted to escape back to the market with her "cheap son". With her special skills in sugar painting, she used syrup to melt locks and blind eyes with sugar smoke, and staged a thrilling breakthrough with her cubs. Unexpectedly, Murong Tieshu abandoned his imperial honor and staged a thousand-mile journey to chase his wife: she teased children in front of a sugar painting stall in a small town, and he led his guards to surround the street; she took a boat to cross the river to fly away, but he rode his horse and shouted on the bank: "How can my son be left alone?" On the way to escape, poisonous snacks, frame-ups and frame-ups followed one after another. When the two were forced to share adversity, Ruan Jiji discovered the clumsy tenderness of the cold-faced emperor - he would wrap a crying child in a dragon robe and block arrows with his bare hands when she was in danger. And Murong Tieshu gradually fell in love with her valor and the street fireworks in the sugar paintings, from "recovering the prince" to "recovering Ruan Jiji"