Gentle and honest woman × Leng Su feudal dad
Marriage first, love later/Long-lasting love/Long life/Parental stories/Everyday stories/Sweet stories/Double C, the male protagonist is both physically and mentally clean
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As the only daughter of the first number one scholar after the founding of the Wei dynasty, Su Lingwan was appointed by Emperor Yonghe to be his third son, Prince Liang, as his concubine in the same year.
The King of Liang had a cold and solemn appearance. Although he became her husband, Su Lingwan never dared to get too close to him.
After six years of marriage, she and Prince Liang treated each other as if they were guests. Although they were not very close, they were harmonious and stable.
The King of Liang was not a womanizer, and he had never touched the two brides-in-law sent by the imperial concubine's mother-in-law. Therefore, since Su Lingwan married into the prince's palace, the back house was clean and stable, unlike her sisters-in-law who had to worry about trivial matters.
After giving birth to Brother Huan, Su Lingwan originally thought that she would live her whole life in such a respectful and alienated relationship with Wei Zhun.
It was not until the New Year's Eve banquet in the sixth year after their marriage that Emperor Yonghe mentioned in public that he intended to choose concubines for several of his sons, and her husband, Prince Liang, was also among them.
Su Lingwan's heart, which had been calm for a long time, finally panicked.
She was afraid that Wei Zhun would have a bastard in the future, and Huan's status would be threatened, so one night, she finally plucked up the courage to ask Wei Zhun about his concubine.
But Wei Zhun looked unclear and said, "This is in line with etiquette. You have never been a jealous person."
After hearing this, Su Lingwan acquiesced to his desire to have a concubine, and her heart was instantly shattered.
She decided not to ask any more questions, and just turned over the story, holding back her tears, and turned around to talk about the arrangements.
Unexpectedly, King Liang, who had always been cold and solemn, suddenly took her into his arms and leaned over to press her down.
Su Lingwan raised her eyes in shock and anger, only to hear him speak in a low voice, speaking calmly, but his dark eyes were like fire:
"You and I have very few heirs, so I cannot disobey my father. But if you and I have another child before giving the concubine, we will have reason to refuse."
Su Lingwan was startled, but before she could recover, she was pressed down on the couch by the usually cold and solemn King Liang, who endured the same overwhelming passion as on their wedding night.
Intention: Love must be spoken honestly
