Shut Up, I'll Be in Trouble If You Talk

Wen Buyu has always felt that the biggest problem in his life is just one: speaking too quickly. But she never expected that after time travel, this problem would directly escalate into a disaster-level talent. The incident started when she first met Lu Yanhuai, the prince of Zhenbei. That day she looked at that face as cold as a coffin board, and couldn't help but complain in her heart: "It would be nice if this man fell while walking." As a result, the next second, His Highness the Crown Prince slipped on the steps of the palace and fell shockingly. Wen Buyu:… Lu Yanhuai:? Later, they discovered something even more outrageous—everything Wen Buyu said would come true in the most outrageous way. She said: "Is nothing going to happen today?" That day half of the roof of the palace collapsed. "This guy doesn't look normal," she said. The other party took out three secret letters of rebellion from his pocket on the spot. She said: "Just don't be unlucky." Lu Yanhuai fell into a pit, was kicked by a horse, and was hit by a bookshelf for three days in a row. Lu Yanhuai finally couldn't bear it any longer and began to study the matter seriously, and compiled a record: "The Record of Yan Disasters" The first principle: It is forbidden to speak without saying anything. Principle 2: If she has spoken, prepare an emergency plan immediately. Rule number three: Before trying to reason with her, find cover first. However, at the end of the research, Lu Yanhuai discovered a more serious problem: Wen Buyu's biggest disaster ability doesn't seem to be complaining. But as soon as she spoke. He began to have bad luck.