Lu Chan was a palace maid. It was rumored that she was rescued by the former prince eight years ago. From then on, she took her gentle features to heart. Later, when the late prince passed away, he asked her to take good care of his younger brother, King Qiyang.
Ji Che, King of Qiyang, is a famous demon king in Jinjing. There is nothing wrong with fighting cocks and lackeys, fighting and fighting. With a face that brings harm to the country and the people, he does things in a ostentatious manner. The daughters of Jin Jing's better-off family refused to marry him, and the prime minister's daughter, who had been engaged to him for a long time, even refused to marry him secretly.
By chance, Lu Chan married into the Qiyang Prince's Palace as the real daughter of the Prime Minister's Palace.
It rained heavily on her wedding night, and she was blocked outside the house by Ji Che.
At that time, Ji Che looked at the graceful figure in the rain and sneered mercilessly: "Lu Chan, right? I advise you to give up, I don't like you!"
Lu Chan raised her eyes when she heard the voice, and said stubbornly and firmly: "King Qiyang, don't worry, so can I."
Later, when Ji Che was in trouble and left the capital, she was by his side through life and death; when he aspired to become the world's leader and became a member of the imperial family, she was still by his side. Throughout the ups and downs of this journey, she never gave up.
Ji Che clenched those delicate hands tightly, wanting only to give her the best in the world.
Later, Ji Che learned that the best thing in her heart was his brother who had passed away long ago. The phrase "Same for slaves" back then was not a retort to anger.
Lu Chan had never been "harsh" by Ji Che, and that night was the first time...
Intention: There is no guidance on the road ahead. If I go down it, it will be a narrow alley again - "Who accompanies me in my adventures" by Beyond