On the Wedding Night, My Husband Lost His Horse

Qin Luorou had lived a cautious life and abided by the rules all her life, but in the end, her lover broke off the engagement, and she ended up with a reputation as a free-spirited person. She didn't want to make the same mistakes again. Forget about the three obediences and the four virtues, she wants to live her life freely and live happily. Once when he was drunk, he accidentally rescued a young scholar. He was greedy for his beauty and "hidden his beauty in a golden house". From then on, she was accompanied by beautiful women when she recited poems, painted paintings, galloped horses, and drunkenly admired the moon. Not only that, the little scholar also helped her break off the engagement smoothly. Qin Luorou achieved his goal and planned to live a comfortable life away from the capital, but he left without saying goodbye with a cruel heart. Unexpectedly, an imperial edict came to her, and Prince Ning, who was terminally ill and cold-tempered, wanted to marry her. Qin Luorou failed to escape overnight and was carried into Prince Ning's Mansion in a daze. When she opened her eyes again, she was lying on the bed and saw a man in a Xuanduan dress sitting beside the bed, with his back to her, undressing and undressing. Qin Luorou curled up subconsciously. But when the man turned around, he was stunned. The person in front of him looked exactly like the scholar he secretly raised. I saw the man leaning down, not knowing whether he was happy or angry: "My wife is so cruel, will I just abandon her after using her?" * That day, King Ning was chased to a ruined temple and was rescued by a drunken woman. At first, he only found it amusing. Later, the woman got into his heart and never came out again. Notes: 1. The male protagonist was a little wolfdog before falling off his horse, and a big tiger after falling off his horse. 2. Zhuma Zhui's wife was directly cremated into ashes at the crematorium. 3. The male and female protagonists have double c, 1v1, overhead, very empty. Intention: You can't wait for others to arrange your life, you have to fight and fight for it yourself.