The Regent and His Wife's Daily Quarrels with Each Other

In the late stage of gastric cancer, Lin Luo, who relied on intubation for a living, came through the book, was tied up, stuffed into a sedan chair, and thrown into the Regent's Palace. Legend has it that the regent was physically disabled, cruel, and did not like women. There was not a single woman in the palace. Don't be afraid, she can hide from people and just give her food. However, that perverted regent didn't even give him food. Seeing the dishes of food being taken away from the table, Lin Luo was heartbroken. Couldn't God give her a chance to eat enough? If you don't eat enough, how can you have the strength to fight against perversion! · Cheng Chi was reborn and returned. In order to confuse his enemies, he wore a mask and used a wheelchair as his companion all year round. If you don't take revenge, you won't die in peace. The Dog Emperor was not happy with him anymore, so he just gave him a woman. He originally wanted to leave her to die, but the sound of her crying made him irritated and distressed. Cheng Chi gripped the armrests of his wheelchair, pinched the corners of his twitching eyebrows, and roared: If you cry again, you will be thrown into the crocodile pool. Lin Luo, who was crying with his head down, looked at the frightened plum blossom cake and cried even harder with a cry. (Lin Luo thought to himself: Anyway, the book says that this pervert is most afraid of being disturbed. Cry him to death and annoy him to death, so that you can feel at ease and no one will disturb him.) Cheng Chi stood up angrily: Shut up! I promise you everything! Marrying her was obviously a stop-gap measure to confuse her enemies, but she didn't expect that it was her own eyes that were confounded. Note: @ The woman wears books and the man is reborn. @ The heroine who just wants to eat and live without love x the irritable regent who breaks down every day and wants to kill people to vent his anger @ Neither the male or female protagonist is perfect. Intention: Two-way redemption