Introduction to the work "Beads in the Palm"
One sentence introduction:
The cold-faced regent, who held all the power in the government, picked up a little rabbit trembling in the snow, and held it in his hand to protect her throughout her life.
Content introduction:
Su Tang, a modern art student, woke up and became the lowest slave in the prime minister's house. She is timid and loves to cry. When bullied, she will huddle in a corner with red eyes, like a trembling rabbit.
Everyone thinks she is an ant.
Except for him - the powerful regent Pei Jin. It is said that he kills decisively, is not flirtatious with women, and always looks at the dead.
But when he passed by Leng Gong that day, he saw a thin figure kneeling in the snow. Her lips turned white from the cold, but she breathed gently at a stiff moth in her palm, her eyes full of tenderness.
At that moment, a place in Pei Jin's heart that had been dead for many years suddenly moved.
Later, the whole capital knew that there was an extra girl in the Regent's palace. She timidly hid behind him, and he protected her, pampered her, and shielded her from all wind and rain. Whoever dares to look at her for a second glance will be held grudged by him; whoever dares to bully her will be repaid a hundredfold.
In the dead of night, he held her in his arms and said in a low voice:
"Tangtang, I have killed too many people in my life and I don't believe in gods."
"But that day in the snow, God sent you to me."
This is a story that uses all the tenderness in the world to piece together a broken heart piece by piece.
