[The fortune teller said that I was destined to be with the daughter of the Minister of Rites opposite, but I didn't expect that he was a boy] There is a Changle Lane in Yuecheng, the capital of the South Vietnam Kingdom, where the bitter rivals Tan Si, the Minister of the Ministry of War, and Jin Wuyong, the Minister of the Rites, lived. Jin Shangshu wants to compete with Tan Shangshu in everything, but Tan Shangshu despises Jin Shangshu's philistine calculations. I never expected that by fate, these enemies would become the in-laws of sons and daughters—oh, no, the in-laws of "sons and daughters." The fortune teller calculated with his fingers: The marriage line between your two families is destined by nature! Tan Wei: Dad, please marry me quickly! Jin Chuyang: Hey, daddy, they want to propose marriage to me? The two fathers looked up at the sky and shed tears: If it wasn't destined by God, who would want to get married as a "son"? Cp: The unlucky general who beats his wife with his fate attacks the X medicine jar. The man disguises himself as a woman, is weak, stupid, and suffers in vain.
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