Spring is always there
Also known as #The Widow Princess's Second Spring#
Tang Jing was born into a distinguished family. Although her parents died and her family withered, she was granted the title of princess by the late emperor, and the queen mother took her to the palace to educate her personally.
Even the husband was personally selected by the late emperor, and she was married from the palace with red makeup.
It should have been a smooth life, but unfortunately her husband died early and she was taken back to the palace and continued to be her princess.
But why did the emperor she watched grow up always touch her?
It's also quite disrespectful.
Ji Yuzhi has been fearless since she was a child, but she is most afraid of the scolding of her princess sister who was raised by her grandmother, so she always pretends to be well-behaved and obedient in front of her.
Originally, he should be happy that Tang Jing was getting married, but he could still dream of her smiling sweetly and calling him by his nickname every day.
He understood his heartbeat, but she was married.
He thought that that was it, Tang Jing would be happy as long as he lived happily, but he never thought that one day Jun Ma died of illness and Tang Jing returned to the palace!
Then don't blame him for taking action.
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The number one scholar is talented, the third-level beauty is handsome, and the general is burly. All of them are on the list of husbands chosen by the Queen Mother.
Ji Yuzhi looked at Tang Jing's bare hand resting on the portrait drawn with fine brushstrokes, her eyes turned red, and she snatched the list away and hugged Tang Jing: "Isn't it enough for you to have me?"
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The male protagonist is as guarded as a jade hanging
The heroine's ex-husband is a scumbag
Concept: Orchid, catkins and fruits all have their origins.