Jiaoshi

As the legitimate daughter of a merchant from the Jinling Emperor, Xu Wan was raised pampered since she was a child. She was born with snow-skinned and fair-skinned appearance, and she was obsessed with beauty. She had just reached the age of hairpins, but was stepped over by a matchmaker. It happened that the emperor was on a southern tour, and she became a good lady of the East Palace for some reason. Just because the nephew of the concubine's mother-in-law looked at her one more time, Xu Wan was force-fed poisonous wine and died. Everyone knows that the Seventh Prince Zhao Yunyi is a jade-faced Shura, cold-blooded and ruthless. But nowhere to be seen, deep inside the palace wall, he was holding a gold-embedded dagger with hundreds of treasures, and he personally cut a peach wood hairpin for her. The hairpin was inserted into her soft temples, and the dagger was stuffed into the palm of her hand. "Whoever dares to hurt you, kill him, and I will pass the knife to you." The seventh prince came to the throne and the prince was deposed for collaborating with the enemy and betraying the country. Zhao Yunyi, who had just allocated money to pay the northern soldiers, was worried about preparing a birthday gift for Xu Wan in the face of a modest private treasury. Xu Wan thought that the food and wages in the north were insufficient, so he held up the account book of the small treasury in front of Zhao Yunyi: "Your Majesty, I have money, a lot of money." Zhao Yunyi was unable to hold his forehead, but it turned out that he was holding the delicate little queen in his hand. She was a beauty made of gold. Not only was she not afraid of him, she even wanted to raise him. (This article was published on June 23, from chapters 30 to 37. Thank you little angels for your support!) Reading tips: 1. Overhead 2. The female goose has another life experience Copywritten on December 23, 2020. The column has a finished article to read, please pre-order "The Beloved of Powerful Ministers"~ Copywriting: Before the incident, Wen Qinxin was sent to her uncle's house in the capital by her parents, hoping that her uncle's family could arrange a safe marriage for her. She had also had an idea about her future husband. It would be great if he could be as gentle and gentle as jade like her cousin. Unexpectedly, in order to protect himself, her cousin actually lured her out of the house and sacrificed her to Pei Yan, a powerful relative with a bad reputation. During the flower feast under the moon, the princess asked her to perform a dance for no reason, which alarmed the emperor. The emperor saw that she looked exactly like the most favored Concubine Yun, but she was so charming and beautiful that Concubine Yun could not match her, so he immediately became interested. When she was about to become a concubine, Pei Yan, a powerful official with a cold and arrogant temperament, reached out to cut her off. Everyone knows that Pei Yan's fiancée was snatched away by Hunjun, so he specially snatched Wen Qinxin as a substitute. Wen Qinxin didn't want to be a substitute, but Pei Yan grabbed her wrist and circled her in front of her. He said in a deep voice, "Do you really don't remember me?" Wen Qin's heart watered and her eyes filled with mist: "Remember, the last time a civilian girl was plotted against, it was not intentional. Please give me a marriage certificate." Pei Yan was noncommittal, slightly curved his lips, and took off the phoenix hairpin on her temples: "What if I can save your parents?" After he ascended to a high position and the treasury was filling up day by day, the ministers praised his courage to lift the sea ban, but his close aides laughed privately and said: "Your Majesty is actually anxious to exonerate the father-in-law and make the Queen happy, right?" Concept: Love has nothing to do with identity