Wearing Books and White Moonlight, She Just Wants to Go Home

Jiang Wanning transformed into the tragic Bai Yueguang in a palace battle novel. She conscientiously played the role of an affectionate green plum, giving him the warmest comfort when his mother was newly deceased and the East Palace was in turmoil. Before he was forced to leave Northern Xinjiang, she held his hand with tears in her eyes: "Brother Jin, I'll wait for you." He turned around, but followed the script, drew a clear line with him, and quickly got engaged to someone else. Xiao Jin thought that his little girl needed protection, so in order not to hurt her, he personally handed over the knife to cut out his heart, said the most heartless words, and pushed her away. He thought this was the last tenderness he could give her. He never expected that she would turn around and make an engagement with someone else, so decisively, so... Ruthlessly. From then on, all that was left in his world was the snowstorm and boundless darkness in northern Xinjiang. After three years of hibernation, he returned from a bloody state and was already a ninety-five-year-old man. There was only one thought in his mind: to win one person and protect one person. Take her under your wings again and never let go. When they met again, she was already someone else's fiancée. She looked down on him and avoided him like a snake or a scorpion. Xiao Jin trapped her in a small space, his fingertips brushed against her frightened tearful eyes, and his voice was as low and hoarse as a trapped animal: "Awan, as long as you are obedient and stay by my side..." The tenderness he gave her was like worn out shoes, and the freedom he gave her used to escape. This time, he had no choice but to break her wings with his own hands and lock her into a cage with only him. · He, but the process is tortuous (the lady in the book just wants to go home VS the paranoid emperor takes things by force) · Chasing his wife in the crematorium + partially forced love, the emotional line is so strong that it's bloody