Yan Zheng, the most unpopular concubine in the Changxin Hou Mansion, was blinded by poison when she was thirteen years old, and was thrown to a farm twenty miles away from the outskirts of Beijing to "recuperate".
In the early winter of the tenth year of Yonglin, the fourth year after Yan Zheng failed to seek death, Pei Su held a short knife and pressed her against his bloody chest.
There was a faint smell of blood floating in the air. Yan Zheng leaned against the man quietly and heard him say:
"If you don't want to die, just keep silent."
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Pei Su believed that he had clear grievances, and after he got out of trouble, he asked his close friends to "repay the favor" for him.
He and Yan Zheng were supposed to have no ties from now on.
But in May, there are a lot of fishing lights on the banks of Qujiang River. During the season when pomegranate flowers were in full bloom, Pei Su's eyes drifted to a floating blue gauze curtain in the distance.
The strong fragrance of medicine flew past him, and in just a moment, he recognized those dark eyes.
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Yan Zheng later realized that Pei Su's marriage to her was not as simple as it seemed.
On the side of the desk, Yan Zheng carefully counted the ink sticks as they turned several times on the inkstone, and a green jade on his white wrist swayed slightly.
Pei Su looked at the incomplete military talisman and said, "Madam, is there something on your mind?"
The blind lady smiled slightly: "Your Highness has something on his mind."
Reading Guide
1. Double C|Marriage first, then love, half sweet and sour
2. A growth-type heroine, not a strong female protagonist. The heroine is very weak in the early stage (sickness + heartbreak), but will regain her sight in the later stage + pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger.
3. The perspective of this article follows the female protagonist, and the emotional line between the male and female protagonists slowly develops.
4. Update four times a week, work hard to update every day, beg for help
Intention: Self-reliance and self-reliance