"I married you just to slap my mother in the face."
On the wedding night, he said these words coldly. But she smiled and swallowed the blood and tears, thinking that a sincere heart could always cover up the stubborn stone.
He was once the most ridiculous dandy in the capital. When he was living on the streets, she taught him how to move goods and write letters, earning a bite of brown rice to make ends meet. He hated that she had seen him in his most miserable state, but he also tasted "home" for the first time in front of her hot bun shop.
In order to resist the control of his family, he insisted on marrying this peasant girl, but he never gave her any tenderness. She served his mean mother-in-law, collecting dew and making tea late at night, and all she got in return was "just a peasant girl."
When he finally turned around with his military exploits and became an upstart general, she watched helplessly as her family was ruined and her brother's career was ruined amidst the ambiguous rumors about his affair with the minister's daughter.
Before the letter of divorce came, she suffered premature birth and hemorrhage, and the news of "one body and two lives" spread throughout the capital.
Three years later, when he grew old overnight, he realized that those misunderstandings were all a result; and she had already faked her death and fled far away, hiding her name with her dying son.
After he gradually understood all the truth, in a medical clinic in a small town in Lingnan, he bumped into a child with the same facial features as hers, raising his head and calling her "mother"——
And behind her, stood Xie Yunzhou, who once had the power to rule the country and now abandoned his official position to seek medical treatment for her, with the sword pointed directly at his throat:
"General, her grave is empty, where is your heart?"
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I came here mainly for sadomasochism, but most of the content was about looking for clues to solve the case. . .
I came here mainly for sadomasochism, but most of the content was about looking for clues to solve the case. . .