A Bao married a scholar after his family suffered a disaster
The scholar is fair and handsome, and his smiling face is the most kind.
A Bao, who was used to being a wealthy young lady, suddenly became a poor man and settled down, unable to wash rice or make soup.
In other families, the daughter-in-law wakes up early and stays late at night doing laundry and cooking, but in Abao's family, the scholar washes rice and makes soup.
Neighbors talked behind their backs: "How can this be marrying a daughter-in-law? I spent a hundred taels of silver to marry an ancestor and come back. Let's see what day Zhao Lang divorces her."
When Abao heard this, his face turned red, and that night, he whispered in a low voice: "I don't know how to serve others. Will you divorce me in the future?"
The scholar lowered his eyebrows and smiled, pressing her jade feet into the basin and washing them carefully: "It doesn't matter if I don't know how to serve others, I will serve you. No matter what, I can't let you go even if I die."
Po always thought that there was no more pure and kind-hearted person in the world than a scholar, and he couldn't bear to step on an ant to death.
Until that day when the Northwest Army came to the city, the fierce Northwest King cut off the emperor's head with a knife. She secretly caught a glimpse of the appearance of the Northwest King on the city wall, and he looked exactly like the scholar.
The male protagonist will not be an emperor, because he is a housewife and a man must abide by his masculine virtues. Fighting for power and profit is not as important as caring for his wife and raising children.
Screenshot of copywriting on 2020.8.29.
Purpose: Be virtuous as a man before marriage, and be virtuous as a husband after marriage.
