The Deceased Husband I Made up Came Back Seven Times

[Ancient proverb imagination + identity suspense + power play + marriage first, love later + dual strength] In order to save the house left by his grandmother, Jiang Zhaowei, the county government secretary, chose a fatherless and motherless person from among the soldiers who died in the battle, forged a marriage certificate, and remained a peaceful widow for three years. Until an imperial edict was delivered to her door—her husband Gu Changling, who had been "dead in battle" long ago, turned out to be the crown prince who had been missing for many years. That night, the first man climbed over the wall and called her madam. Before dawn, the second and third people came to the door one after another. Seven completely different faces, seven military certificates that can withstand government verification, everyone knows the secrets in the marriage certificate, and everyone says that they are Gu Changling. The court ordered her to recognize her husband in person. To admit her mistake is to deceive the emperor; if she refuses to admit any of them, her capital crime of forging military membership will no longer be concealed. Jiang Zhaowei just wanted to keep a house, but he was forced to choose a prince for the world from his seven dead husbands. Xie Wenche, who was responsible for investigating the case, was the only man who refused to call her madam. He only told her when no one was around: "Don't believe them." "Don't believe me either."