Hua Lovesickness

[1V1 double clean and long flowing text] [The powerful Prince Tianrui VS the sickly and beautiful County Magistrate] [The female protagonist is a delicate beauty who is sickly and slowly growing up, and the male protagonist is the powerful and extremely paranoid Prince Rui] Song Hua's perspective. In her previous life, Song Hua had glanced at Mo Huaijin for ten thousand years. After a ridiculous night, she went to Beijing and served him as his concubine for more than eight years. When she was giving birth, she heard that he was about to marry his Qingmei cousin. In the end, she was stillborn, with one body and two lives. In her next life, Song Hua avoided Mo Huaijin as much as possible and vowed to never have anything to do with him again. She thought she had escaped, but unexpectedly, the man broke into her boudoir at night. After another ridiculous night, Song Hua walked further and further away from her husband. She ran away and faked her death. However, the man and her previous life were just like two people, chasing after her. Mo Huaijin's perspective. In his previous life, he had not married for eight years and had only one concubine in his house. The concubine's name was Song Hua, the daughter of the Yangzhou County Magistrate. She passed through Yangzhou on her way back to Beijing and had a ridiculous night with her. He knows how important a woman's reputation is! After returning to Beijing, he took the woman as his concubine. At first, he felt that the woman might have taken a fancy to his identity as Prince Rui and shamelessly climbed into bed with him. But after eight years of getting along with her, he had already grown more and more passionate about her. He was running around, but just when he was about to convince his mother and the emperor's brother to help her become Princess Rui, she was stillborn, one dead and two dead. Mo Huaijin regretted his mistake, and his hair turned gray overnight. Within half a year, Mo Huaijin died in depression. After a new life, the memory of his previous life gradually became clearer, and he embarked on the road of pursuing his wife, never to return.