In her previous life, Prince Ning's residence fell, and Ning Jiuwei was forced into a political marriage. They were attacked along the way.
She had thought Gu Xianzhang had planned it all.
But only when her husband rebelled, and risked his life to prove his innocence to her, did she realize she had never truly understood him.
The day he drank poison and was sentenced to death was the day the new emperor ascended the throne.
Standing high above the palace and looking down at the civil and military officials, Ning Jiuwei remembered that she would never see him again.
Later, she heard that Lord Gu had died with a handkerchief clutched in his hand.
When Ning Jiuwei got the handkerchief and saw the crookedly embroidered amaryllis on it, it took her a long time to remember. It was the handkerchief she'd embroidered halfway through, then casually tossed aside when she lost interest while trying to pass the time.
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When Ning Jiuwei wakes up one day, she's back in the first year of her marriage to Gu Xianzhang.
Next novel: "Spring in Full Bloom"
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Sang Nongnong offended the second young master of the Duke's household, and her father and family were targeted at court as a result.
Later, she happened to ride in a carriage belonging to the Xie family, and the young ladies at a banquet stopped giving her a hard time.
Another time, she left the same restaurant as Xie Jun, the eldest young master of the Xie family. After that, her father was no longer targeted, either.
Having heard that even the Duke's household wouldn't dare offend the Xie family, Sang Nongnong realized something and began paying attention to Xie Jun, both openly and discreetly.
Wherever he went, she went. Whatever handkerchief he used, she used one too. Whatever tea he drank, she drank too.
Before long, all sorts of rumors spread about their relationship. Some said she'd secretly pledged herself to Xie Jun, others said she was desperately pursuing the eldest young master, and still others claimed she was the unattainable first love Xie Jun could never have...
The rumors grew wilder and wilder, eventually reaching the eldest young master's ears.
The eldest young master was as elegant as an orchid or jade, gentle and refined. His voice was lovely, but always cool enough to make the back of her neck prickle.
"Miss Sang, I hear I'm hopelessly in love with you."
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Once, Xie Jun happened to see Sang Nongnong at a banquet, surrounded by several young ladies.
One noble young woman couldn't resist asking her, "Sang Nongnong, does Xie Jun really like you that much? How did you manage it?"
Xie Jun stopped to listen as the girl brazenly replied, "What's so hard about that? I crook my finger, and he's head over heels. I can have him wrapped around my little finger."
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There's a rumor that the eldest young master of the Xie family defied his family and even defied the emperor to break off his engagement, all for that young woman surnamed Sang.
As his close friend, Lu Fei tried more than once to reason with Xie Jun. "Sang Nongnong is clearly only after your status, power, and family background. She doesn't truly care about you!"
But the clever eldest young master refused to listen when it came to this.
"Then why is she only after me and not someone else?"
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(Black-hearted sweetheart who seems innocent x aloof beauty who willingly bows to her)
Theme: Cherish love and being loved
Such a good thing is actually limited and free of charge
I've finished reading it. It doesn't look good to my personal sense. The male and female protagonists are not exactly 1v1. There are plots where the female protagonist is having an affair with other people (even if some of them are deliberately attracting the attention of the male protagonist. This is my highlight, in case others read it without knowing it. I suggest the author mark it). The female protagonist is petty and petty. Princess, the male protagonist is very love-minded, and his mind is filled with the female protagonist, and the subsequent emotional development mainly depends on the female protagonist using other male partners to stimulate him. The male protagonist is jealous every day, and the two care about each other while the female protagonist provokes other people. The male protagonist is jealous and comes to his door. If the female protagonist has the attribute of being a heartthrob, it is recommended to mark 💔
A prince-in-law is not an object, and cannot be lent out just because he is compared with others to show his generosity. It has been clearly stated that intercourse means love. The prince-in-law cannot accept intercourse from a foreign princess in public ( Cultures have their own merits, and some women cannot show off in other countries just because they do not know how to practice martial arts. Problems in the court, one country's princess is belittled in court, and only the other country can stop it (if the two countries meet, even if it is a joke, it cannot be frivolous). For women, the growing environment is different. Although they do not compete with martial arts, guns, horses, but they are not inferior to chess, calligraphy, and painting. If they do not practice martial arts, it can be said that they do not like it. It can be said that their parents cherish it and cannot bear it, but it cannot be said that they are bound. If the other party uses his own strength to be shorter than the other's, You can completely show your unique elegance in other aspects instead of sulking and secretly poking at your dissatisfaction. I feel like this chapter is indeed a bit off. (Purely personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize me. I'll apologize to you. (Bow
Author, please don't stop, keep working hard
What can I say, it feels different from the previous one
I read this chapter 3 times, it's so sweet, and by the way, the princess's family tradition is really good, the whole family is very generous, and Brother Wang is also very good. . This is also a proper configuration of the male protagonist.
I think it's better to let them be. After all, this life is because the heroine knew it in advance. Otherwise, Master Gu would still kill Prince Ning and make him regret it for the rest of his life?
Hey, hey, hey, since you asked, choose someone else to make you crazy
Ning Chen is really a male protagonist. If the author writes a pseudo-brother and sister in the next article, it will be very touching.
It must be An He who is pregnant, right?