The seventh young master from the concubine of Rongguo Duke unexpectedly married a merchant girl, which broke the jaws of all the wealthy ladies in the capital.
The seventh young master of the Qi family was appreciated by the new emperor before he even reached the throne. He was appointed Shaoqing in Dali Temple. He was an outstanding son-in-law among the noble girls in the capital. Once he was ordered to marry a merchant's daughter, everyone said that merchants' daughters have good fortunes.
Only the "merchant girl" Qixia knew that her fate was bad. The person who hated her the most was the new emperor. She originally thought she would live in the cold palace for the rest of her life, but by chance she escaped from the cold palace and got married.
In Qixia's eyes, after getting married, her daily life consists of chatting, eating melons, drinking tea, and giving birth to a fat baby.
Who would have expected that she would marry into an enemy's family, and the man devoted to stripping her of her waistcoat would be the new emperor's most trusted cousin.
There are also sisters-in-law and aunts from all sides who are committed to getting their husbands to reconcile and marry each other, so as not to ruin the reputation of the Duke's mansion.
Life is hard, but she can still get through it. Qixia can only wear a few more layers of vest to cover herself!
Qi Qi Shao was an expert in solving cases at the age of twelve. He entered Dali Temple at the age of eighteen and became a young minister. After that, he solved countless cases.
He happened to fall on his wife's head.
He didn't believe that he couldn't take off his wife's vest.
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Sweet story, both male and female protagonists have online IQs.
The heroine's waistcoat will only be taken off near the end, so this article is also called "Daily Eating Melon in the Duke's Mansion".
Concept: How does a fake business woman survive in the Duke's palace?