Lin Yao never dared to tell others that she was particularly impressed by Gu Wei, especially...
In the impression, Gu Wei, who was wearing a goose-yellow skirt, neatly combed hair, and a pink peach blossom, held his clothes and asked: "Brother Sanyang, will I marry you when I grow up?"
... Lin Sanyang could only say that Gu Wei was the cutest when he was a child, but it would be a long time before he saw Gu Wei again.
Gu Wei rode a tall war horse in triumph, his torn cloak rustling in the biting wind. The whole city was filled with cheers. Lin Yao mingled in the crowd and looked at Gu Wei. He thought that they would never have any intersection in this life...
Who knew that a huge conspiracy tied the two people tightly together.
Sometimes Lin Yao thought that Gu Wei must hate him to death. After all, this was an era when the south wind prevailed. Men only married as husbands, and the head of the family was not allowed to marry another wife or take in concubines. But fortunately, Lin Yao thought, I won't delay him for too long.