Date of publication: April 15, 2026
Shen Qinghe was originally a noble daughter of the Duke's family.
Not long after she was offered marriage to Prince Ning by the emperor, she never imagined that she would be kidnapped and ended up in a barren mountain village. Pei Wuyun bought her for five taels of silver and took her home as his wife. Pei Wuyun was brave and brave, but unfortunately he didn't understand the charm. He only knew how to go on a rampage and didn't know what it meant to be affectionate and cherish the jade. Fortunately, he treated her well.
One day, she found that she didn't want to eat and wanted to vomit as soon as she stood up. She was so sad and thought that she might have an incurable disease. Unexpectedly, Pei Wuyun happily entered the room and picked her up and started spinning her around. She felt like the world was spinning, and she couldn't control it and vomited all over Pei Wuyun.
It wasn't until Pei Wuyun hired a doctor to prescribe anti-fetal medicine for her that she realized, oh, it turned out that she was pregnant.
She was stunned, still unwilling to accept it. She was originally a noble girl, and Princess Ning was married by the Holy Spirit. How could she now be reduced to giving birth to a child with mud legs for a farmer in a mountain village?
But as spring passed and autumn came, she held her newborn child in her arms and looked at her husband who was busy harvesting in the golden rice fields and the rich granaries. She felt that it would be good to live in such a muddle.
Unexpectedly, during a bandit disaster, she and Pei Wuyun were separated, and were kidnapped by the bandits along with the women and children in the village. The bandit leader recognized her as the noble lady for whom the Duke's government had offered a reward of 100,000 taels of gold, and immediately took her to collect the reward.
The first thing she did after regaining her identity was to abide by the imperial edict and marry Prince Ning. However, at this time, she had no interest in Prince Ning and wanted to regret the marriage. Prince Ning also disliked her for living outside for two years and losing all her reputation. In order to save her face, the Duke's Palace gave her three feet of white silk and a pot of poisonous wine to choose.
Just when she was worried about choosing the three-foot white silk and was about to commit suicide, the door was kicked open.
The white silk hanging from the beam was cut off with a sword. Pei Wuyun, wearing armor, hugged her around the waist, and the heavy breath almost drowned her. In her daze, she seemed to hear the people in the mansion cautiously calling him "King of Dingbei".
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King Pei Wuyun of Dingbei, who had served in the army for more than ten years, bid farewell to the emperor after becoming famous. He took off his armor and returned to the fields to become an idler in the fields. He happened to see a pitiful young lady at the intersection, so he took out the money he had and bought her. He originally wanted to give her her freedom, but unexpectedly the young lady was too delicate. Thinking that she had not yet started a family, he secretly sent the young lady to her. The wife took her home and made her his daughter-in-law. The life was peaceful and beautiful, but unexpectedly, bandits were encountered in the village. He only had time to save the child. In a blink of an eye, his wife was kidnapped by the bandits. Furious, he took out the military talisman that had not been touched for a long time, led his troops to fight all the way up the mountain and leveled the bandit's nest. Only then did he realize that his little wife turned out to be the noble daughter of the Duke's palace.
Intention: The peasant husband is actually the famous King of Dingbei
