The Evil Girl Doesn't Clean up Her Innocence, Stirs up Trouble, and Breaks the Defense of the Whole Capital

[The evil girl will not be cleansed + all martial arts and house fighting + the ultimate refreshing writing without being aggrieved + the male protagonist who is a loyal dog eating melons] Ten years after his mother's death, Pei Yetang returned to Beijing. Everyone was waiting to see the joke about her, the legitimate daughter of the Marquis who was raised in a business family. Who would have thought that she would step into the capital—— First, he took charge of the evil servants, and then he hit the main door, forcing Green Tea's stepmother to leave the main courtyard of her late mother's house. When her grandmother wanted to drive her out of the house, she stretched out her hand and said, "Bring my mother's dowry and write a divorce letter!" When her scumbag father wanted to teach her a lesson, she slapped her back: "You haven't even raised me for a day, and you dare to touch me?" The princess was encouraged by her sister to suppress her arrogance. "Hearing you speak so loudly, I guess all the debts at home have been paid off. Are there any IOUs for the things you have on you?" The prince taught her not to expose her family's scandal. "Family scandal? Isn't this the tradition of my Pei family?" The emperor threatened that if she dared not restrain herself, her family would be confiscated and her clan would be destroyed. "Really? It's a deal! My surname is Pei, let's start with the Pei family!" The Queen Mother advised her to settle the matter and make peace. After all, it is better for a woman to be submissive. "It's good to be supple. The more supple you are, the more dignified your death will be." Everyone in the capital said she was evil, crazy, and ignorant of life and death. But Pei Yetang was very proud: "Good people don't live long, but harm will last for thousands of years. They are wishing me a thousand years of life!" At first, Huo Tingyun just couldn't bear his nature and watched the fun with her. But that night in the solemn temple, under the solemn Dharma, she exhaled like orchid, just like a seductive fairy: "Have a child with me, my own child." Later, the prince, who was always upright and self-possessed in public, learned all kinds of tricks to pester her: "Qing Qing, can you give me a name?"