In Weicheng lived Tang Yunya, a timid, weak little coward. But one day...
After burying her grandfather, who had died of illness, beside her parents' graves, Tang Yunya sniffled and tightened the little floral bundle on her back. Clutching a large spoon, she bowed three times before the gravestone.
"Grandpa, Father, Mother, I'm going to Chang'an to look for my husband. Once I find him, I'll come back to see you."
And so, when she left, Weicheng lost its little coward. By the side of An, the Grand Secretary of the Great Qi capital, there appeared a timid young girl.
Several years later, the little girl became the wife of the Great Qi Grand Secretary. She opened a restaurant called Color and Fragrance, and gave birth to mischievous twin boys.
Her life was blissful and prosperous.
Tang Yunya would sometimes curl up in An's arms and sigh, "Grandpa never told me my husband would be an official in the capital, let alone such a high-ranking one."
The Grand Secretary An, who doted on his wife, smiled contentedly and held his little bride without saying a word.
A sweet story about a silly girl who goes to the capital to find her husband, picks the wrong man, and marries the right one.
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Is this the end??? Nothing was explained clearly and it was all over inexplicably??
It started out pretty good, but the ending felt too rushed.
A lot of foreshadowing is left unexplained, and the ending is hasty
The heroine is really cowardly from beginning to end, without any change. Is there anyone who still likes her like this?
After watching it, this kind of male protagonist is very suitable for your appetite.
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I don't care about the hole I dug, I can ignore it! But what about the emotional line between the male and female protagonists???? Is there any???? From the looks of it, the two of them were extremely jealous when they met as enemies one second, and then gave birth to a child the next!???? Was there any mistake?????
First of all, thank you for the limited exemption. But, gone? Still waiting to be decrypted. The copywriter feels that Mr. An is not the person who originally held the spoon, but there is a chapter in the middle that says that he has a similar spoon at home. Where did it come from? There is also the word "An" under the spoon, so the fortune teller is Mr. An and his father? Why is there iron filled with silver in the spoon? The fortune teller said that the husband would definitely marry Yunya because he relied on her to save his life, but at most Yunya was just Mr. An's little lucky star, and it didn't count as the reason why he relied on her to save his life and she didn't marry him, right? Why does Mr. An's mother hate Mr. An and his father so much? Why does Master An hate her mother and sister so much? When I read the text, I thought it was a story about two demon kings, but it turned out to be just one sentence: T_T Can I say that part of it was for Baozi?
Where is the life story of the promised heroine? What was the agreed-upon reason why An Yunchen hated his mother? Is it over? No extras?
The character design of the article is okay, I hope the author will work harder. I will write better in the future