Yan Sui rose to fame at a young age, becoming a legend after one battle. The emperor urgently summoned him to the capital to receive his reward.
His old father repeatedly warned him: once in the capital, stay humble and level-headed, meet a few more young ladies, and keep out of other people's business.
Back then, he was proud and headstrong. He agreed readily, then promptly forgot.
That is, until he took a terrible fall.
"There, there. Don't be afraid. The Bodhisattva has come to save you."
Trapped and emaciated, Yan Sui found a frail young woman with slender hands holding up the sky above him.
The only light in the young man's eyes was her lovely smile, her eyes curved into crescents.
From then on, a single thought turned him into a demon.
Wei Rao spent her whole life striving for the marriage she wanted, traveling a thousand miles to find her husband, suffering every hardship, and dying far from home.
Only later did she understand: what comes easily is worthless; what you cannot have is the best. If she was going to do anything, she would be the best in the world.
"Fate has played us false. We were meant to meet, but not to be together. I wish you well on your journey."
You need only remember that I saved your life. Nothing else is necessary.
But unexpectedly, an imperial decree of marriage made Wei Rao the new Crown Princess in the blink of an eye, while the Crown Prince had already died before the wedding.
"In the end, you're still going to marry me."
When the young man gets carried away, even he is afraid of himself.
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Just after coming of age, A Zhi catches the eye of her wicked elder sister. The pampered young lady, who has never lifted a finger, is reduced to a pitiful girl whom even the eunuchs can take advantage of.
Her only purpose is to warm the bed of the strange, deposed Crown Prince in the Cold Palace.
But who could have guessed that the deposed Crown Prince was more than just strange?
After sleeping under his soft brocade quilts and eating the roast meat he brought her,
she is forced to perform every night, singing little tunes with a plaintive, "Aww."
Not soft enough, not sweet enough. Do it again.
A Zhi can no longer take it and throws a little tantrum.
The man holds her and coaxes her: "Be good. Listen to me and I'll give you something tasty."
A Zhi bites his lip. "Put in more meat."
A Zhi learned only two things from her hard lessons:
That damn man has no heart.
Just flirt with him and be done with it.
#At first, facing the little spy sent by the demon empress, Zhou You only wanted to torment her before making her disappear.
Later, whenever the little spy said she was hungry, he wanted to make sure she was full. #
P.S. A seemingly innocent little fox versus a sly, wicked emperor. Basically, a story of a man chasing his wife all the way to the crematorium before realizing he loves her.
Theme: A daughter should be self-reliant.
How to cure this poison? Consummate the marriage? ?
I feel that my wife may lack some real twists and turns to make their relationship develop...
I feel like the emotional scenes in these two chapters are a bit hard... Hmm
My wife's writing is very good... Why no one commented (??_??)
Feng Lian is really narcissistic
I always feel that the twin brothers are really a bit silly (with mixed feelings x
The prince and I had the same reaction when we saw cucumbers being photographed (dog head
Ah, it ended so quickly... (Sad
Is the career line coming?
Hhhhhhhhh Damn it, said the wrong thing