Double birth + sweet pet in military marriage + rough man doting on his wife
In the previous life, Jiang Rou was married to the gentle and elegant Qin Wenbin, while her stepsister Jiang Rou was married to the legendary King of Hell Qin Ye who "kills people without blinking an eye". As a result, she was brutally tortured to death by Qin Wenbin, a seemingly gentle scumbag, and various PUAs. Jiang Rou didn't know how to cherish her, but ended up being left a widow.
In this life, Jiang Rou planned to get into Qin Wenbin's bed first.
Etc! Jiang Ruan looked at the man in front of her with scarlet eyes, smelling of alcohol, weighing down like a mountain - why was Qin Ye in her room?
It turns out that both men went to the wrong door!
In this life, Jiang Ruan made the right mistake and stretched out her arms to hug the man's scar-covered neck: "Husband..."
Qin Ye had been married for twenty-eight years. On their wedding night, his sweet daughter-in-law called her "husband" and even gave her life.
The next day, the stepsister looked at Jiang Ruan who was holding the wall and went out, thinking that she had been domestically abused. Unexpectedly, the feared soldier king was squatting on the ground to put on Jiang Ruan's shoes!
Reader comments
It's great. There could be more kissing scenes.
The story has interesting twists and turns
Please upload quickly. You'll have to wait until it's over, the plot is good.
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Why changed the name? ? @ Yuwen muxue
The following plot makes me cry to death. Who understands those of us who read novels late at night?
It's great. There could be more kissing scenes.
The story has interesting twists and turns
Please upload quickly. You'll have to wait until it's over, the plot is good.
Very interesting, wonderful content, very interesting
It looks good, nothing laggy, and it's a cool article!
Why changed the name? ? @ Yuwen muxue
The following plot makes me cry to death. Who understands those of us who read novels late at night?