The Prince Is Domineering over His Wife, and His Strong-Willed Melon Must Be Sweet Even If It Is Not Sweet

[Ancient Romance + Robbery + Dual Life] In her previous life, Xie An got married to Xiao Qingmei's cousin and became the concubine of the Hou Mansion. She lived a happy and happy life. Later, she was attracted by the cold-faced prince Song Yue. In order to protect Ronghua, the Hou Mansion gave her a piece of paper and a letter of departure and sent her to the palace as a concubine. After entering the palace, she was favored by the prince, but in the end she was forced to drink a bowl of Hedinghong by the princess. After rebirth, Xie An just wanted to be her own official lady in peace and quiet, away from Qingmei and the domineering prince. She tried hard to avoid the two of them based on the past life, but the two still appeared in her life one after another. One tried every means to marry her as his wife, and the other made every effort to marry her as the princess. Xie An doesn't want any of them. Later, Xiao Qingmei knelt in front of her and begged her: An An, I was wrong. As long as you are willing to marry me, I will listen to you in everything! If you don't like it, I will change it... The prince watched helplessly as she attracted bees and butterflies everywhere. He blocked her in the middle of the road and asked her: I wonder when I can drink Miss Xie's wedding wine? Xie An casually continued: After the elders made the decision, they also invited the prince to have a cup of wedding wine. The prince sneered: Just give it a try! Later, the noble and aloof prince blocked her in the carriage and kissed her carefully. Xie An raised his hand and slapped him. The prince was stunned and gently stroked her jade hand: Didn't you tell her earlier? I have rough skin and thick flesh, and I hurt your hand carefully... After being reborn, Xie An worked hard to learn medicine to save her mother, helped her father stay away from court battles, saved his official career and the Xie family, helped his brother find a future, and also took care of his troublemaking aunt and concubine. In this life, she can live well without relying on a man!