(1V1) Su Lewei, the only daughter of a wealthy businessman, is devoted to business and has no love for children. In order to continue her good fortune, she recruited Ning Chenzhou, a poor scholar, as her son-in-law.
After the marriage, the two gradually fell in love, playing the harp and playing the piano in harmony, but they did not have a child for three years. Tried to induce pregnancy, use folk remedies, pray to gods and pray to Buddha, but none of them worked. When she was desperate, the word "borrowing seeds" floated into her ears, and Su Le changed her mind slightly.
At this time, he met Chu Yungui, a poor scholar who went to Beijing to take the exam, and a deal was concluded, and the two of them owed nothing to each other.
Once Chu Yungui won the lottery, he came back and wanted to marry Su Lewei.
On one side is her husband, who is sick and torn apart and has been in love for three years but cheated on her; on the other is the father of her child, who is both talented and beautiful and has a bright future.
Su Lewei neither divorced nor divorced.
She just kept Tanhualang outside.
Reader comments
It's pretty good-looking. How can I put it this way? The person surnamed Ning is indeed very pitiful. All his family members are dead. He was beaten inhumanely before, but he was not honest after marrying the heroine. The heroine herself didn't know that she had to consummate the marriage to have a child. In that ancient society, the heroine drank a lot of water because of this, was corroded by rumors, and was finally forced to borrow a seed to find out the truth. Logically speaking, it should be with the divorced husband. Unfortunately, the heroine has feelings for him and knows his life experience. She feels pity for him and is reluctant to let him go. She also has feelings for the borrowed Tanhua, which makes her no longer human inside and outside. From the beginning to the end, I think the heroine is really innocent.
Oops, Mr. Ning or Mr. Chu, can't we both be in the bag? What Mr. Ning has gone through makes me feel really sad... [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] Why is he about to be offline... But Tanhualang doesn't mean not to feel bad for him.
It's pretty good-looking. How can I put it this way? The person surnamed Ning is indeed very pitiful. All his family members are dead. He was beaten inhumanely before, but he was not honest after marrying the heroine. The heroine herself didn't know that she had to consummate the marriage to have a child. In that ancient society, the heroine drank a lot of water because of this, was corroded by rumors, and was finally forced to borrow a seed to find out the truth. Logically speaking, it should be with the divorced husband. Unfortunately, the heroine has feelings for him and knows his life experience. She feels pity for him and is reluctant to let him go. She also has feelings for the borrowed Tanhua, which makes her no longer human inside and outside. From the beginning to the end, I think the heroine is really innocent.
Oops, Mr. Ning or Mr. Chu, can't we both be in the bag? What Mr. Ning has gone through makes me feel really sad... [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] Why is he about to be offline... But Tanhualang doesn't mean not to feel bad for him.