Liu Yao married Ji Yao at the age of sixteen. In the eyes of outsiders, Ji Yao was full of poems and books, elegant, and the son of the Duke of the country. His family was prominent, and Liu Yao had climbed a high tree.
But no one knew that Ji Yao treated her very badly. He had a violent temper, was impatient and irritable, beat and scolded Liu Yao, and often abused her while drunk.
Later, Ji Yao fell to his death.
Before Liu Yao had time to be happy, she watched him come back to life, but Ji Yao became very strange overnight. Not only did he not recognize his wife, but his temperament changed drastically, as if he was a different person.
The new husband seems to be ill. He is a white man, illiterate, can't even write a poem, and doesn't know the rules and etiquette. He often makes jokes. However, he treats Liu Yao very well. He will sing strange songs to her, tell strange stories, and help her get water to wash her feet.
When he smiled, his eyes were as bright as the stars in the sky, filled with willows.
Liu Yao liked this new husband very much, so she poured out all the prepared medicine.
Unexpectedly, someone discovered this matter and accused Liu Yao of intending to kill her husband.
Liu Yao's face was expressionless and she didn't say a word.
Only her husband was so anxious that he scratched his head and jumped up and down to defend her: Don't talk nonsense, she took the medicine to treat my illness!
Others question: You have always been in good health, how could you be sick? Don't be fooled by her, Sanlang.
Ji Yao was anxious: I'm sick, I... I won't lift!
Later, her husband always said that Liu Yao was his goddess and that he was a pure male college student.
Liu Yao: I know about innocence and college, but what is an innocent male college student?
[The title and copywriting can be changed at any time, but it must be Su Shuangtian's type]
Intention: Haven't thought about it yet