After Loving Him for Ten Years to No Avail, Marrying a Young Master Made Him Cry and His Eyes Turned Red.

[The scumbag chases his wife in the crematorium + the gentle and gentle young teacher ascends + marriage first, love later + teacher-student love with an age difference of 8 years + the fragrance of flowers on the high mountain + a growth-oriented female protagonist] The orphan Jiang Yun fell in love with Shen Ziyuan at first sight when she was seven years old. She entered the prince's mansion cautiously, just to be a good wife for Shen Ziyuan. At some point, the young man who protected her began to hang out among the flowers and speak coldly to her. He brought the girl back from the painting boat. He would rather break up with his grandmother than keep the girl by his side. She was in danger, and he was having sex with another woman across a wall. He refused to marry in public, which made her lose face. Jiang Yun was completely awake and wanted to leave. But she was alone, where could she go? Unexpectedly, an imperial decree granted her marriage to the prince's young master. Meng Xingche, who was upright and self-possessed, as cold as snow, helped His Majesty solve his urgent needs several times, and was almost like a god in the Wei Dynasty! Or was she once a wife? ! After Jiang Yun got married, she learned that women don't just have to live in the backyard of a house and put their husbands first throughout their lives. — Meng Xingche was stunned after receiving the imperial edict: My wife is seventeen and underage. The Holy Spirit forces him to have a teacher-student relationship? It's impossible to achieve a good reputation for the rest of your life! Meng Xingche after marriage: Should I hold my wife's left hand or right hand? — On Jiang Yun's wedding, Shen Ziyuan's eyes turned red from crying and his hair turned white. He begged in a trembling voice: "Yun'er, I was wrong, can you come back?" Meng Xingche was wary of taking his wife into his arms, "Madam, be careful, my uncle is so sick that he talks nonsense."