The misplaced groom
Author: Ling Xuanrong'er
On the wedding night, the red candle was swaying, and Shen Qinghuan held the hand of "Mountains and Flowing Waters" that she had written to and dreamed about for three years through her hijab.
A double marriage, two couples misidentified themselves as husband and wife, and a startling glimpse of the wedding night became something that they dared not expose. She was an orphan who was forced to marry for her younger sister, and he was the legitimate son of an aristocratic family who pretended to be ill to avoid trouble. She could recognize his handwriting, and he could guess her identity, but they were torn between suspicions and temptations.
The poetry club reunites, with old letters as evidence. When the "moon over the river" meets the "mountain flowing water", when the "lotus in the snow" meets the one you love, the misplaced fate will finally return to its original place. But when Shen Qingyin returns pregnant, she is coveted by other members of the family. The mastermind behind the scenes has been planning for twenty years, and the mystery of her life experience and the righteousness of her family and country are coming one after another.
From the quarrel between concubines in the deep house to the changes in the court, from fighting side by side at the border to staying in seclusion in the south of the Yangtze River, they maintained their trust amidst intrigues and intrigues, and developed deep roots in the test of life and death.
A misplaced marriage contract and a lifetime of ups and downs. When all the dust settled, I realized that fate was playing tricks to allow the right person to finally get married.
Reader comments
Men are afraid of getting into the wrong profession, and women are afraid of marrying the wrong man. But I'm still hopeful about what can be accomplished.
Only those who have seen the sadness of substitute marriage know what it is like for men to be afraid of falling into the wrong profession and for women to be afraid of marrying the wrong man. [Shy]
Men are afraid of getting into the wrong profession, and women are afraid of marrying the wrong man. But I'm still hopeful about what can be accomplished.
Only those who have seen the sadness of substitute marriage know what it is like for men to be afraid of falling into the wrong profession and for women to be afraid of marrying the wrong man. [Shy]