(Sister marriage + abuse of scumbags + love first + love over time) Du Hui, as an older leftover girl in ancient times, now faces two choices: one is Lu Junxi, the prince of Pingninghou from an aristocratic family, who is a womanizer and has a lot of beautiful concubines in his family, and is notorious in the capital; the other is Li Chaoxin, a Jinke Jinshi who has fallen into decline and has a bright future in the top ranks of the second class, and was once her fiancé.
This question doesn't seem to be difficult to choose!
But Du Hui was forced by her father and stepmother to marry Lu Junxi! The Du family gave the eldest daughter the "fire pit" that others avoided, and at the same time married their beloved youngest daughter to "potential stock" Li Chaoxin.
The whole capital laughed at Du Hui for falling into the pit of fire. Who knew that her married life would be as sweet as honey, and that "pit of fire" would actually be a paradise! But the "future star" my sister married was a piece of cake!
Du Huixiao: Sister, I gave you the opportunity, but you didn't use it!
Reader comments
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Is this the end? Not finished yet?
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I like a woman like this, who dares to love and hate, and who enjoys grudges and grudges. It's a pity that it jumped out of some space. I wanted to abandon the article when I saw the space, but because I like the character of the heroine, it is another short article, so I will read it for now.
Is this the end? Not finished yet?
It's beautiful [laughs][laughs][laughs] I haven't finished it yet.
The female protagonist is witty, playful and kind, worth watching below
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