Brothers fighting against each other + competing in Shura field + male stand-in
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Wen Miao was born with amblyopia, and everything she saw was blurry. She heard that the master of Baiyun Taoist Temple was good at curing eye diseases, so she stayed in the temple to recover.
One day, she accidentally got lost and met a kind man who called himself Yulang and rescued her.
Yulang treated her tenderly and considerately, accompanying her every day.
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Wen Miao never expected that her savior, Yulang, was actually the eldest son of the Duke's Mansion - Shen Yanxue.
His body is as clear as ice jade, as warm as spring, and his character is the most noble. He often performs charitable deeds such as giving porridge and free medical treatment.
When people in the capital mention Mr. Shen, they all talk about his bodhisattva heart.
Thinking about such a Bodhisattva figure, it is just a common thing for a hero to save a beautiful woman incognito.
The savior also came to ask for a new wife, not an outhouse or a concubine, but a real sedan chair with eight carriages and a red dress for ten miles.
The gift of saving one's life is a good story everywhere.
What's more, he treated her so well...
Until after the marriage, Wen Miao was still in a daze.
She is just the daughter of a seventh-grade official. How could she be so virtuous as to marry such a noble person? I think it was just a whim of the prince, and he would get tired of it after a few days.
But Shen Yanxue was very good to her, and even after the marriage, she held it in her hands for fear of falling, and held it in her mouth for fear of melting.
Everyone in the family said that the prince treated his wife like a sore eye.
Wen Miao herself felt that the greatest blessing in her life was to marry Shen Yanxue.
Until that day, a strange man appeared and said that he was the real Yu Lang.
But Shen Yanxue just deceived her into blindness, and replaced her identity with a wolf-hearted person.
Wen Miao was stunned.
Wen Tun Nuo Mi Ci x Bai Qie Hei x Innocent Puppy
Intention: Everything depends on man, man will conquer nature
