Fake Marriage, Really Tempted, the Marquis Is Evil and Difficult to Deal With

[Female bandit VS down-and-out prince + Marriage first, love later + fake drama + two-way redemption + chasing his wife in the crematorium + growth of two strong men] Shen Changning, the young master of Qingfeng Village, is born to be brave and decisive, and has a gangster spirit but sticks to the bottom line of troubled times. However, he mistakenly trusts his scumbag fiancé, and is framed with all his heart and soul. In the end, only calculations and betrayal remain in the happily engaged marriage. Her father was so angry that he wanted to find a wife for her. She accidentally rescued a man who was seriously injured and in dire straits. She needed the help of a cottage to hide in hiding, so she simply agreed to a fake marriage agreement, and they only became a superficial couple without interfering with each other. Qingfeng Village suffered a sudden disaster and was brutally slaughtered overnight. The entire village was destroyed. Shen Changning was in a desperate situation and almost died. Pei Yan realized that her identity was far from that of an ordinary bandit, so he designed a plan to trick her back into the military camp. Small Theater "Your handwriting is beautiful. Can you carve a tablet for me?" Shen Changning stood in front of him with his head drooping and holding an empty memorial tablet. The man raised his eyelids and asked, "For whom?" "Marquis Zhongyong, I heard that he died in the battle. In this way, Qingfeng Village will not have to collect food. Let's carve a memorial tablet, one to worship and the other to express thanks." The man's eyelids twitched fiercely, carving a memorial tablet for himself? ——— Shen Changning sneered: "Are you Zhongyong Hou, Pei Yan?" "Yes." "You liar!" Shen Changning gave him a hard look and turned away. "You have seen my body, and I have given you my heart. Why don't you just say you don't want it?" The man gritted his teeth, carried Shen Changning back to the tent, and threw him on the couch, "Heartless woman!"