This article is also known as [The Moon Falls]
[Lady from aristocratic family VS rough guy]
Zhou Chan hated Wei Ping all her life, hated him for tainting her and ruining her life.
She is the noble daughter of the Zhou family in Hedong. She is supported by the family with gold and jade. She is as bright as the bright moon and should always be looked up to by others.
And he is just a country hunter, brutal and vulgar, illiterate, and runs around for survival every day.
The origins of two people are like clouds and clay, and they should never intersect in this life.
However, once the Liang Kingdom was overturned and the imperial court moved southward, Zhou Chan got separated along the way with her family and ended up living in this isolated mountain. She became the wife brought back by Wei Ping.
She despised him for being of low origin and rude, and even more hated the way he slowly leaned toward her hot body late at night.
She begged him, beat him, scolded him, cursed him, abandoned her aristocratic upbringing for more than ten years, and showed her lifelong ugliness in front of him. The man remained silent and allowed her to kick and beat him, but never let her go.
Later, when the bandits broke out, she finally found the opportunity to abandon him and escape while he was dying to protect her.
Zhou Chan thought she would never see this man again in her life, but she never expected that ten years later, the man would enter Jinling City as the governor of Huaibei, commanding a hundred thousand soldiers.
He wants her to marry her!
She was once again pushed in front of him by fate.
On the night of the wedding, the man drank the Hexin wine she handed him, vomited blood and died. Before his death, he kept looking at her with his eyes, and she was trapped in the new house by rockets fired from all directions, and finally burned to death in the fire!
Zhou Chan thought her life was over, but when she opened her eyes again, she saw the dilapidated window in the small mountain village twelve years ago.
At this time, the man was holding a broken bowl and standing at the door looking at her carefully.
Intention: put aside prejudice and look seriously