Wan Live with Spring

Born in troubled times, Wei Fu lost her parents one after another and was oppressed by the main branch. She had no choice but to seek refuge with her fiancé, whom she had never met in the northwest. Unexpectedly, as soon as the idea came to her mind, Fu Yiling appeared in Yecheng like a magic weapon descending from heaven to help her rescue the siege. Wei Fu bowed Yingying: "Thank you, Major General, for remembering me." Fu Yiling looked like a cat whose tail had been stepped on: "This trip is just to raise food. Saving you is an easy thing. If others hadn't mentioned it, I would have forgotten that you are such a famous person." Along the way west, Wei Fu had become accustomed to Fu Yiling's harsh words. But I didn't expect him to be mean-mouthed. On this day, Fu Yiling said: "Your noble daughter walks so slowly. Do you have to count the steps when you walk?" Wei Fu was silent. Fu Yiling probed his head: "Are you angry?" Wei Fu: "No." Fu Yiling: "Then why are you ignoring me?" Wei Fu: "Counting steps." Fu Yiling: "..." ** Fu Yiling's parents, brothers and sisters were all in the army, but he was the only one to marry a daughter-in-law who couldn't carry her shoulders or lift her hands. Not only is she weak, squeamish, and pretentious, but she also loves to cry. Fu Yiling asked Wei Fu to come up with the standards for military training. Wei Fu gritted her teeth and persisted, but Fu Yiling gave up and took him to the military doctor. Wei Fu held back her tears and reminded in a low voice: "I hurt my hand, not my leg. I can walk on my own." Fu Yiling turned a deaf ear, applied the medicine and then took the person back. Privately, Fu Yiling asked the military doctor to confirm again and again: "Why does my heart hurt every time she cries? Am I really not sick?" If you go to the south of the Yangtze River to catch spring, you will live with it. ——Wang Guan's "Divination" Purpose: Get to know each other, love each other, and live a good life