Qin Changui is the daughter of the Prime Minister. She is gentle and charming, and looks like Chanjuan. She is the crown prince appointed by the emperor.
Unexpectedly, the prince died suddenly in the East Palace before the wedding, leaving Qin Chan a widow.
King Min overcame all objections and agreed to make her his concubine. Qin Chan was about to agree, but her sister persuaded her not to marry him.
She believed her sister's words, but ended up with a tragic death...
After resurrecting her life, Qin Chan ignored Qin Miao's hypocrisy and decided to marry King Huo Shen of Min.
It was rumored that Huo Shen had killed countless people and was full of evil spirits. She was still a little afraid of him.
During the wedding night, Huo Shen asked her if she had him in her heart.
Qin Chan blushed with embarrassment, fearing that he would look down and get angry, so she reluctantly nodded.
"Good Chanchan." Hearing this, he was so happy that he held her face and kissed her again and again.
Reading guide:
Marriage first, love later, cookies after marriage, SC.
Purpose: Inherit and carry forward traditional culture
