The Tyrant's Tail Cannot Be Touched [Puishu]

Morning and evening, he wore the book and became a treacherous prince who died tragically because he angered the tyrant of the enemy country. Chao Mu was very heartbroken. Isn't his palace fragrant? Isn't his throne beautiful? Why bother to show off in front of the tyrant? Chao Mu, who didn't want to be pretentious, decided to become a Buddhist prince, raising flowers, plants and animals every day, and never messing with the murderous tyrant next door. He raised stray rabbits, deer, dogs, and chickens in the palace, and another day he took in an injured green peacock who had fled. Every day he would groom the rabbit, bathe the deer, walk the dog, peck the rice for the chicken, and chase the green peacock, Little Green, and wash its tail. The peacock's tail always drags the ground. If it's too dirty, it's better to mop it. Xiao Lu refused to cooperate every time, slapping him arrogantly, or just kept slapping him. Chao Mu didn't care, he hugged Xiao Lu happily, washed his tail and then applied medicine. After a few flutters, Xiao Lu's injury healed, and she came to Chao Mu and stared at him for a long time. The green peacock, who always disliked Chao Mu's clumsiness, pecked his face gently. Chao Mu felt itchy and couldn't help laughing, but when he saw the green peacock's tail, which was often tied up, it opened its tail for him in an instant. Chao Mu rubbed her head in embarrassment: "Xiao Lu, your butt is very unique." Xiaolu: "..." Xiaolu left the wound without saying goodbye, which made Chaomu very worried. Soon after, the tyrant of the enemy country came to the city with his troops, just to ask for Chaomu's hand in marriage. Chao Mu couldn't figure it out. He wasn't pretentious at all. Why would the tyrant think of him? In order to protect his subjects, Chao Mu had to marry. On the wedding day, he wore a red hijab and secretly looked out. Hey, this tyrant's... What, from behind, how come he looks like Xiao Lu? The tyrant curled his lips: If you touch my tail, you can only marry me. *The spread of the peacock's tail means courtship Screenshot taken on 2020/05/23 Purpose: Love heals