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[The reason for this article is updated due to poor mental state]
Lin Wan was the legitimate daughter of the Minister of Rites. She had no worries about food and clothing since she was a child, and was held in high esteem by the whole family. When she grew up, she married the powerful minister Jiang Yanzhao, and she became famous for a time. The world said that she was destined to have everything go smoothly.
Once she was reborn and returned to fifteen years old, she was still the pearl of the Lin family who knew no sorrow.
However, this year was the most miserable time in Jiang Yanzhao's life. His parents had recently died, and he had to live under the shelter of others, so he could only snatch food from the mouths of dogs.
Her only regret in her previous life was that she met him too late. After marrying him, she found out that due to the hardships in her childhood, his body was covered with scars, his eyes could not see in the dark, and his legs would suffer unbearable pain on windy and rainy days.
In order to help him, she took a carriage ride for half a month and quietly lived next door to him.
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Young Jiang Yanzhao has a secret in his heart. He likes the little girl next door who smiles at him all day long.
She was born into a noble family, but she didn't think he was dirty. She spoke softly to him, gave him medicine to treat his illnesses, and taught him how to read and write. It was as if she was sent by a god to help him escape from the bottomless abyss.
From then on, he put away his sharp fangs, put away the sinister look in his eyes, wiped the blood from his hands, and seriously acted like a gentle gentleman in front of her.
Until one day, Lin Wan saw him brutally strangle an enemy's neck, and her heart trembled with fear.
The young man held her tightly in his arms, and his voice was so gentle that it made her hair stand on end. "Wanwan, as long as you remove all the people who stand in the way in the world, you will belong to me forever, right?"
Reading tips:
The background imitates the Song Dynasty, and there are many private settings, so no research is required.
In the past life and this life, it was double c, 1v1, he
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[The story of two Xibei people who first got married and then fell in love]
The most unpopular princess in the palace is about to leave.
After living in seclusion in the cold palace for twelve years, Liang Jiayi was granted the title of Princess He'an the day she walked out of Yongxiang. The emperor ordered her to replace the legitimate princess and marry the Western Regions.
It is said that the man she is marrying is a tyrant, ruthless and murderous without blinking an eye.
The people watching the excitement whispered that she would be tortured to death within three months of her marriage.
Before leaving, she took out three copper coins and did a divination, and the divination showed good luck.
She doesn't want to marry whoever she wants. No matter how bad it is, it's better than being in the cold palace.
However, three months later, the people in the palace looked at her joke with cold eyes.
Before she could die in a foreign land, what was waiting for her was the news that Khan and Ketun had a deep relationship.
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The day before the wedding, Khan suddenly went crazy.
Zhamu was just a humble manservant who was chosen to replace Khan because of his similar appearance.
From now on, there is a person in this life who is unable to read, unwilling to let go, and afraid to love. He can only call her Ayi softly when she is drunk.
It was only later that Liang Jiayi found out about him while they were rubbing each other's ears.
He didn't call her Ayi in awkward Dongliang Mandarin.
But Ayi, in his hometown means the bright moon shining on the thirty-six countries in the Western Region.
However, the good times did not last long. One morning,
Zhamu: Actually, I am not a Khan.
Liang Jiayi: ... Who can tell me how to break this bad relationship?
Intention: Don't expect every step in life to be right, but only expect that every step will be regret-free.
