On the day of the wedding in the Golden Palace, the general pointed his finger at the concubine in the last row wearing moon-white clothes.
Everyone in the palace said that she had great luck. Only she knew that the first thing he said to her on their wedding night was: "Marrying you is a temporary solution, I already have the person I like."
She neither cried nor made trouble, moved into the most remote courtyard, and lived quietly. But the general came every once in a while, blocking her gossip, taking her to the morning market, and buying her clay figurines shaped into puppies. She secretly sewed the hair tie for three months, and finally plucked up the courage to hand it to him.
He said: "It's very beautiful." She thought the ice in her heart had finally melted.
But the words "You shouldn't touch her" outside the school grounds completely shattered her dream. On the day Bai Yueguang entered the house, she handed the He Li Shu to him. He grabbed her wrist and lost his composure in front of her for the first time.
"You're not allowed to go anywhere."
It's too late. People who have lost their hearts once will never look back.
Reader comments
I wrote the word "substitute" to my heart. The heroine never cried once from beginning to end, but she put the hairband into the box, took the initiative to retreat into the shadow of the palace wall, turned around and left after hearing the words "You shouldn't touch her" - every silence was more painful than crying. The male protagonist, a straight-faced man, also had enough hindsight. From being cold-eyed to standing in the yard every now and then, to taking her to see the peach blossoms, he fell into such a state of silence that by the time he realized it, he had already written the divorce letter. The abuse is intensive but not bloody, and the emotions are solidly foreshadowed. The final scene of standing under the locust tree and sending him off for the expedition in the fifth month of his pregnancy has great stamina. As the old saying goes, love comes first + chase your wife. Crematorium lovers, close your eyes and enter.
I wrote the word "substitute" to my heart. The heroine never cried once from beginning to end, but she put the hairband into the box, took the initiative to retreat into the shadow of the palace wall, turned around and left after hearing the words "You shouldn't touch her" - every silence was more painful than crying. The male protagonist, a straight-faced man, also had enough hindsight. From being cold-eyed to standing in the yard every now and then, to taking her to see the peach blossoms, he fell into such a state of silence that by the time he realized it, he had already written the divorce letter. The abuse is intensive but not bloody, and the emotions are solidly foreshadowed. The final scene of standing under the locust tree and sending him off for the expedition in the fifth month of his pregnancy has great stamina. As the old saying goes, love comes first + chase your wife. Crematorium lovers, close your eyes and enter.