Knowingly: My Brother-In-Law Hid Me for Seven Years

In order to save his father who was wrongfully imprisoned, Wen Shiyu signed a wedding letter and married into Prince Jing's palace. On the night of the wedding, the prince did not show up on the sickbed - the person who paid homage to her and lifted her hijab was the prince's seemingly dissolute adopted brother, Yan Chi. The whole capital said that Young Master Yan Qi was a dog raised by Prince Jing. Only Wen Shiyu knew that he would block arrows for her on snowy nights, he would kneel down for her and break all the rules in his body, and he would hide the medicine bag she casually handed out seven years ago to this day. She pretended not to see the look in his eyes, and he pretended that he only regarded her as his sister-in-law. Until the entire Wen family was about to be killed, she drank poisoned wine and "died" of illness. Yan Chi, who had always been calm, raised his sword and smashed the palace door, his voice hoarse: "Wen Shiyu, when you saved me, you didn't say you wanted me to keep this damn etiquette." But he didn't know that she wasn't dead at all. She came back to make Prince Jing pay for his blood debt. She didn't know that the first person she wanted to see that night when she opened the coffin lid was also him.