After Marrying a Disabled General

Shortly after Chen Conglin entered Beijing, his family suffered a tragedy. It happened that her cousin Yun Zhao came to her home when she entered Beijing. By some mistake, she replaced Yun Zhao's cousin and married the disabled general Li Dingjun. ----- Li Dingjun is a blessing in disguise in this life. He does not seek a future and fame, but only wishes to live in peace and quiet with his wife by his side. ----- Small theater: After the divorce, Chen Conglin kept a carpentry shop. One day she received a big order, and the man paid a deposit of three hundred taels, and the only requirement was to meet her once. The figure sitting upright was dignified and open-minded, but when he opened his mouth, he said: "Madam, you just cheated on me the day before yesterday, and you don't admit it today?" His words are incompatible and his actions are even worse. The door that was the only way in and out was locked. Chen Conglin was a little annoyed by him and angrily confronted him: "I'm watching to prepare the wood? General Li is not afraid of being crushed to death by wood in the middle of the night?" He said ruthlessly, "Then what should I do if my wife sleeps next to my pillow?" Chen Conglin said coldly: "Who is your wife? Li Dingjun, we have reconciled. It was you who wrote the letter of letting go of your wife." Li Dingjun not only refused to admit it, but also asked Chen Conglin: "The letter of releasing my wife? Where is it? I will recognize it when the lady shows it." His brows were gentle and his smile never diminished, "If Madam can't take it out, I really can't remember that I have this thing." "Li Dingjun, are you cheating on me?" "Well, I cheated. What do you want, madam?" *Marriage first, love later & wife chasing crematorium *Conglin adj. Optimistic, lively *Dingjun adj. Rogue, boring Pre-collection: "The Royal Wife" In the seventh year of Zhaoning, Li Lubai picked up a boy from the ditch. The world was difficult and war was raging, so she brought the boy back to the master's house. The little boy was fair and attractive, so Li Lubai teased him and said, "I saved you, and you will be my child adopter from now on." The little boy believed it, and in order to repay his kindness and keep his promise, he asked Li Lubai to plant a love poison on him. Although Li Lubai is the daughter of a magician and knows a little about the art of witchcraft and poison, she knows that there is no such thing as love poison in this world. It was not until ten years later that the country changed hands, the boy became a prince, and she became a concubine. After an absurd incident, she realized that Wei Du had been teasing her all along. So is the threat of a child adoptive husband, as one joked in childhood, and so is the love charm. She should have hated him for transgressing the rules and breaking off the relationship completely, but she found absurdly that she was willing to fall into the abyss with him. --- Wei Du was only eight years old when he was taken away by his Taifu. The winter ditches were unbearably cold and he fell into a coma due to high fever. The first thing he saw when he woke up was a girl wearing blue and gray Gebu. In the fifteenth year of Zhaoning's reign, he dreamed of his sister for the first time. The stars were bright that night, but his turbid dreams were stained with right and wrong. From then on, he didn't even dare to look directly into her eyes, pressing his own despicableness into the crevices of his bones. No matter how chaotic or peaceful the country is, there will be disturbances one after another. On the day when the imperial brother was restored to power, he stood at the foot of the steps with his head bowed and watched her accept the imperial edict of canonization, kowtow and thank her, and marry someone else. He thought his meanness would end there. But at the palace banquet, he looked at the imperial brother holding her hand, his eyes almost bursting with tears, and he tossed and turned at night, all showing her gratitude. In the imperial garden, the magnolias were all gone. She was sitting alone by the water. The wind stirred up the apricot palace skirt. Wei Du recalled in a daze the beautiful face he saw when he woke up that winter. Wei Du crossed the steps beside the waterside pavilion, grabbed her wrist from behind, and was out of control. Afterwards, she said that he boldly exceeded the rules, but he still hugged her and refused to let go, his face full of satisfied reluctance, "My sister and I have exceeded the rules a long time ago." Intention: Continuous self-improvement