Princess Xiao Mingshuo of Chaoyang married the younger brother of her deceased fiancé, and the two respected each other as guests.
One day, she discovered that her gentle and gentle husband also seemed to have ulterior ambitions...
This is a series of troubles caused by marrying the princess to her fiancé's brother in order to prevent the princess from being a widower.
Sister-in-law's literary sidekick (x
Many years ago, the emperor made a promise to the general: You can take your son to fight with peace of mind. When I have a daughter, I will definitely become my in-laws with you.
As a result, three of General Xue's four sons died, leaving only the concubine Princess Shang.
People who eat melon:
Even the emperor has to sell his daughter, and the concubine can also be a princess. It's a good show.
Emperor:
Both the sons of the Xue family are short-lived. My daughter will not be a widow.
General Xue:
I feel so bad, I want to rebel.
Princess Chaoyang:
I was in an arranged marriage before I was born, and my head hurts.
Xue Qing:
Woof woof woof.
Black-bellied Prince Consort x Gentle Little White Rabbit
Is the Prince Consort a dog in wolf's clothing or a wolf in dog's clothing?
Purpose: Remember freedom of love and freedom of marriage. Do not believe in feudal arranged marriages that are harmful to others.