When Bai Miaoqing was fifteen years old, she entered the Mingxue Tower and stayed there for three full years before finally taking the position of oiran. From then on, she became famous in Beijing. Her boat was parked in the most prosperous place by the Muyun River. Countless dignitaries in Beijing spent huge sums of money on her and were willing to be her servants.
She looked at the flattering faces of these people with cold eyes. They only knew that the courtesan in Beijing was extremely beautiful, but no one remembered that Bai Miaoqing was the same little girl who huddled in a dilapidated painting boat three years ago and was humiliated.
Bai Miaoqing thought that she would take revenge one by one, and then leave Mingxue Tower and Shangjing, never to come back again.
Later she really left Mingxue Tower.
But she couldn't leave Shangjing because she got married.
She married the boatman on her boat.
It was only later that Bai Miaoqing found out that the boatman who had been guarding her boat for three years was actually Shen Qinghe, the general of Rong'an who now covered the sky with one hand in the court.
From then on, three years after another, this man stayed by her side, protecting her happiness and peace through all the wind and rain.
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When Shen Qinghe was eighteen years old, he became General Rong An, the emperor's personal title.
But no one knew that the dignified General Rong An would guard the bow of the oiran's boat in Beijing every night.
Only Shen Qinghe himself knew that from the first time he saw Bai Miaoqing, he swore to protect her for the rest of his life. The cold beauty who huddled in the corner of the boat that day, biting her lip and refusing to shed tears, has long been engraved on the tip of his heart.
So he stood calmly in the darkness, protecting her and helping her crush her enemies into ashes bit by bit.
Then he finally stood in front of her, his eyebrows burning, and his warm breath fell on her ears: "Now that your wish has been fulfilled, I will no longer be your boatman."
Bai Miaoqing was shocked: "Then what are you going to do?"
"Be your... Husband."
Reading Guide
1. Just make assumptions without any evidence.
2. Although the heroine was humiliated, she did not lose her virginity.
Intention: Even if you are in adversity, you must face it.
Reader comments
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General Shen, I appreciate your confidence hahahahaha
I really like articles with this style and background. I searched all over Lujiang but couldn't find a few. Please, I must continue to write woowoowoo letters. I wish I could eat both meat and vegetables for a year.
Wow~ I didn't understand this chapter at first... But I didn't care anymore.
I really want to watch you write essays for the rest of my life, my husband [crying]
So Linn's plan is to use himself to attract the attention of the God of Death so that he can't interfere with Claire's resurrection. Boss, what you wrote makes me feel so good ´◡` and will someone break the defense and write it out? Hehehe [covering face and peeking]
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Isn't it written about the queen's fate?
Damn it, I guessed it wrong hahahahaha
General Shen, I appreciate your confidence hahahahaha
I really like articles with this style and background. I searched all over Lujiang but couldn't find a few. Please, I must continue to write woowoowoo letters. I wish I could eat both meat and vegetables for a year.
Wow~ I didn't understand this chapter at first... But I didn't care anymore.
I really want to watch you write essays for the rest of my life, my husband [crying]