Since Marrying by Mistake. . . (One)

Wan'er got married on behalf of her sister and married into Sufu. Sufu has one set of rules after another, but what? He still has to learn. He relied on the protection of Subai Army to get through those days. Later, the old lady came up with the idea of ​​a grandson and repeatedly hinted that Wan'er finally compromised and agreed to marry a concubine. Later, after the two strongly requested, the old lady gave up the idea and prepared to enter the temple to die. Soon after, Princess Anping returned to Beijing, and she could not forget Su Baijun in her heart. So she told the old lady the truth that Wan'er was a man, and the old lady forced Wan'er away. At this time, Subai's eldest brother went on an expedition and didn't know about it, so he left in anger when he came back. After returning home, Wan'er accepted his father's request to return the sword left by his mother to its owner. Under the leadership of the house servant, he finally came to that country. Later he learned that his mother was the queen of a foreign country, and the owner of the sword was the general who promised the queen to govern the country for her. The general recognized Wan'er and immediately passed the throne to him when he knew he was the queen's son. Wan'er missed Su Baijun but couldn't see each other. Once, a border guard found a suspicious injured man. Wan'er recognized that it was Su Baijun and quickly put him in the room for treatment. Soon Bai Jun recovered, held a wedding with Wan'er in a foreign country and lived happily. Conception: