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The second princess, Lan Yi, was born a sickly beauty. It was rumored by everyone in the palace that she was a beautiful woman, but her life was short-lived.
When her health deteriorated, the powerful steward of the palace chose a husband for her.
The will then fell. Although they were married blindly and dumbly, they were a perfect match in appearance and character.
As soon as something happened, she learned that the future husband had a Bai Yueguang who looked exactly like her...
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Description:
1v1. Sc. He.
The male protagonist's Bai Yueguang is the female protagonist, so don't worry.
It's not a subject matter in the traditional sense. The heroine is very complicated in the early stage due to her family of origin, and she is sick (will be explained later) and will grow up.
Mainly, it talks about the law of "true fragrance" of the male protagonist, which is essentially a two-way redemption (foreshadowing comes later). The male protagonist is arrogant and stubborn in the early stage, but he will soon get over it~
The male protagonist pursues his wife and dotes on her, and has a firm and loyal dog setting. The two of them belong to the firm and redeeming category. The sweetness rises sharply later.
Purpose: Grow together
Reader comments
Can there be a side story of Huaizhen Nishizawa, Brother Dao!
After eight years of separation, so much affection will be slowly worn away by life.
Yes, it's true. Hey, I feel like there's nothing we can do. If they want to suppress it, public opinion will be suppressed. Now there's no news about what happened before. I feel really uncomfortable and can't do anything.
Can there be a side story of Huaizhen Nishizawa, Brother Dao!
After eight years of separation, so much affection will be slowly worn away by life.
Yes, it's true. Hey, I feel like there's nothing we can do. If they want to suppress it, public opinion will be suppressed. Now there's no news about what happened before. I feel really uncomfortable and can't do anything.
Hahahahaha Xiaoci is too gentle
What a pity, there is no follow-up