Huang Ying is said to have a lucky birth chart, so her adoptive brother and cousin sell her to wealthy County Town resident Master Cheng as a bride to bring him good fortune.
Huang Ying's birth chart is supposedly too strong. The moment she steps through the door, Master Cheng drops dead.
"..."
A wedding turns into a funeral overnight. The Cheng clan head and the old Madam join forces to make trouble, even trying to force her to be buried alive with Master Cheng?
Hold on! The paralyzed young master of the Cheng family has a real sense of right and wrong. He sees through his wicked relatives' scheme to seize the family fortune and throws them out instead.
Huh? Isn't this paralyzed young master the boy she rescued on the snowy mountain all those years ago?
A powerful ally at last.
With her good son at her back, Huang Ying gets revenge on her unjust parents, serves up some face-slapping to her adoptive brother and cousin, and even rises to become a county princess.
Her adoptive brother: "I didn't know what was happening back then. Ying, I regret it."
Huang Ying: "What a shame."
Cheng Yu: "Once I'm your ally, I'm your ally for life. Why are you running away, Ying?"
Huang Ying: "Call me Mother."
This book is extremely well written, and it flows smoothly without a trace of nonsense. The author is a transparent ordinary person, and the characters are very vivid. There is no master or prince, and there is no disownment of relatives. It is enjoyable but not mindless. This is an enjoyable article brought by ordinary people's characters. After a little bit of the slow pace at the beginning, it is still very attractive. Raise the flag for it ~
Very beautiful, super beautiful
It's quite interesting. The writing is smooth and not verbose. I basically read it without skipping chapters. It's not bad.
The writing is good, each person's character is very distinct, and the imagination is quite big, but it is easy to get angry by the villain~