Regent, He Regrets It

(Full text completed.) Everyone knows that the regent, Feng Jianqing, has always kept his promises and been selfless. In the year when the late emperor entrusted him with his son, he made a solemn promise in front of the chariot that he would never marry for the rest of his life. However, when he was seriously injured and lost his memory when he was young, the country girl who rescued him and forced him to enter into a marriage contract came to find him. A gentleman must make choices when keeping his promise. Between his promise to a woman as low as a dust mote and the long-term peace and stability of his family, country, and country, he paused for a moment before unswervingly choosing the latter. Fortunately, the girl was also well-informed and sensible. She was surprised when she learned his true identity, but quickly adjusted her mood and did not dare to climb high. The regent felt guilty and wanted to give her other compensation. Just because she grew up in a nunnery, he arranged for her to stay in the palace nunnery and selected outstanding servants to be promoted as candidates for her husband. As long as you are under his hand and can watch over you all the time, anything will be fine. But the girl obviously didn't think so. · Later, this girl who kept her own rules but looked like a monster often made him teeter on the edge of losing his mind. At the palace banquet, the girl was unusually restless. Without telling him, she appeared at the banquet stunningly, holding the new emperor's hand coquettishly, turning back to smile impeccably at him. There was a pain in his chest, and the butterfly hosta hidden in his sleeve to marry her was crushed to pieces. · That night the palace gates were opened wide, and the sky was filled with flames. The new emperor was stabbed in front of the dragon couch, with blood dripping from the tip of the sword. The woman on the couch, with her clothes in messy clothes, hugging the brocade quilt, looked at him in horror with her eyes as big as copper bells. Who would have thought that the regent, who usually behaves like a saint and strictly restrains himself, would one day rebel for a woman? PS: The new emperor's lineage has occupied the magpie's nest, and the male protagonist wants to take back everything that belongs to him. ################ The article being updated: "The Crown Prince's Housemaid" If you like it, please save it~~ Copywriting: The biggest mistake Xiao Rou ever made in her life was to live too openly when she was in power. Knowing clearly that Cui Yanheng was fond of the concubine princess who was not favored by He Zhigong, he still insisted on breaking up the princess. In the end, the princess married her relatives far away and died on the couch of a barbarian. She is obviously a merchant girl, but she overestimates her ability and asks her uncle to ask for a marriage agreement with Cui Yanheng. Finally, the Xiao family was sunk together due to the uncle's corruption case. It was Cui Yanheng who tried the case. The engagement was broken, the family property was confiscated, and she was borrowed cheaply and used as a prostitute in the priest's house. Xiao Rou had sincerely repented and was about to accept her fate and live a good life in the Jiaoshi Square. When she received her first guest, When Cui Yanheng knocked down the door and took her back to the house to be a maid, he said, "She is dead, and I can't let you live an easy life." As soon as his eyes as dark as cold pools met hers, she reminded her of Princess Wei'an, and she had to compromise due to her uneasy conscience. Every time he tortured her so hard that she was bruised and bruised, she would tell herself to endure it a little longer and leave after her sins were atoned for. Later, she finally got some news about Princess Wei'an, and after going through all kinds of difficulties, she finally brought the princess back to Cui Yanheng. She smiled brightly for the first time in three years, but Cui Yanheng became more and more uneasy. Sure enough, at the Mid-Autumn Festival reunion banquet held in the Cui Mansion that year, she disappeared without a trace, like a falling stone on the water in the dark night. Later, Cui Yanheng discovered that over the years, it was not that she couldn't run away, but that she didn't run away. Once she felt that she was innocent, he could not find a blade of grass in the vast grass even if his hands and eyes were all over the sky. Intention: Even if you are in jail, you can still enjoy the hardships