[Ancient proverb sweet love + Marriage first, love later + Chasing the wife in the crematorium + Recognizing lies by listening to the voice + Slapping in the face, refreshing articles + Not the Holy Mother] The drunk young prince Pei Yan said in the restaurant: "It is better to marry a blind man than to marry a lamp." The whole audience burst into laughter, but he did not know that this sentence had originally reached the ears of his fiancée, Shen Zhiyi, the legitimate daughter of the Duke of Guo. Everyone thought that Shen Zhiyi was an orphan who was blind and could be bullied, and was sick and easy to control. No one knew that she could not see with her eyes, but could hear all the lies in the world with her ears. Who is guilty, who is lying, and who is hiding behind their words, she can hear clearly through the triple screen. Refuse to marry? Letter of annulment? She smiled and returned the marriage certificate intact, with such dignity that the entire Hou family was ashamed. Pei Yan was taken to the Duke's Mansion by his own father to make amends. He wanted to see a blind man crying, but when he heard the sound of a piano through a layer of gauze, he lost half of his soul. What's more terrible is that she picked up the jade bell he dropped. When the bell rang, she asked softly through the partition wall: "Little Marquis, do you still think I'm blind?" From then on, the first dandy in the capital began a long journey to chase his wife. Gifts were returned, confessions were exposed, and even a love poem she wrote was discovered to be copied on the spot. Pei Yan looked up to the sky and sighed: "I just uttered a word, why have I been kneeling for three years?"
