[The heroine is getting married for the second time, and the hero is fighting overtly and secretly]
Xu Shenjun was born into the Xu family, which was one of the noblest families in the Qing Dynasty. His maternal grandfather was the imperial tutor of the dynasty. His father, Xu Peifang, was an upright and honest man. However, he was demoted to Qingzhou for six years because of a memorial in the court.
Six years later, what came faster than His Majesty's imperial edict for promotion was a near-miss assassination.
Returning to Huai Jing, my childhood friends have grown up, and one of them, Qi Chengxue, the prince of Dingbei Hou who I am not very familiar with, has a very bad reputation.
Xu Shenjun didn't take it seriously at first, but on the day she got married to her childhood sweetheart, her fiancé Xu Yin, a letter fell on her dressing table:
"Your marriage to Xu Yin won't last long - Qi Chengxue."
"..." Xu Shenjun burned this letter out of sight.
During the Dragon Boat Festival, the prince invited everyone to go boating on the river and gave everyone a sachet. Xu Shenjun looked at Xu Yin, who was paired with him, and before he could smile, the sachet was dropped from his hand.
The culprit Qi Chengxue just smiled and said: "Sorry, I really can't smell that smell. Thank you for being willing to change with me."
On Chinese Valentine's Day, pedestrians were crowded on the street. Xu Shenjun was standing by the river waiting for Xu Yin to return from buying lanterns. He saw Qi Chengxue destroying the flowers with her ruthless hands.
"Miss Xu? As the saying goes, a famous flower matches a beautiful woman - I give it to you."
After saying that, he put the flower on Xu Shenjun's head and left. Xu Shenjun pulled it off and asked, "Whose flower can I borrow?"
"Is this... The flower vendor seems to have said that Mr. Xu ordered it."
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Xu Shenjun thought at first that this person had such a bad nature that was hard to change, but gradually, it seemed that she was still in the sweet-scented osmanthus wine scene, forgetting that the wind and rain in Huaidu were ruthless.
Intention: follow your heart and be worthy of your heart