Feiying saw her lame father being dragged on the ground by the gangsters, tying their feet with ropes, and she could only watch, silently. . .
When the sword penetrated her body, she suddenly felt that she was free, and finally she no longer had to carry these heavy burdens. . . .
"I don't want this child, and how do I know that he must be my child? I, the Southeast King, don't have any kind of woman, and I worry about not having an heir of my own." .
"Please let me go, I don't love you anymore." "Why, you won't love me if you say you don't love me. I won't allow it. You must continue to love me before I agree that you don't love me." . .