Shocked, the Beautiful Master Vomited Blood Again

[Rebirth + dual male protagonists + sick and weak attack + age difference (ten years) + micro-chasing husband] The beautiful, sick, gentle and gentle Taifu Gong The stupidest thing Yun Changqing has ever done in his life is to give Shi Yan a glass of poisonous wine by giving him his right hand and half his life in exchange for his survival. Ten years later, he squatted in front of Shi Yan's grave and drank the same poison, only to realize that "it turned out he was in so much pain at that time." The moment he closed his eyes, all he could think of was the twenty-year-old Shi Yan standing in front of the ten-year-old him, and the blood splattered on the corners of his clothes when his tendons were severed. When he opened his eyes again, he returned to his youth and Toki Yan was still alive. Although his hands are disabled and he can cough up his lungs when he coughs, he is right in front of him and he will still ask him in a warm voice, "Your Highness, do you want to eat sweet soup today?" Yun Changqing was so overjoyed that he immediately tore up the four words "the emperor and his ministers are different", served tea and water, asked about the welfare, determined to make up for all the debts owed in the previous life, and pursued his husband more seriously than he had fought for the heir apparent. It wasn't until Shi Yan woke up after an assassination attempt that his eyes turned from gentle to icy, and he said, "Why would your Majesty condescend to you?" Yun Changqing:? ? ? Only then did he realize - it was over, the Shi Yan whom he had given death to died seemed to have come back with him. Now that he is fine, Chaihu Lu has become "Bai Yueguang, who survived once and still holds a grudge." He has a broken hand and a cough to recover from, and he has a murderous grudge to resolve in his past life. Yun Changqing keeps jumping between "he didn't shame me today" and "did he want to mention the poisoned wine again?" Every day. (A group with bad plotting skills) (Da Qi) (Imaginary, don't take it seriously)