The Sixth Year of Secretly Falling in Love with the Prince

Six years after Ye Cui secretly fell in love with the prince, the prince was getting married. Of course she is not the Crown Princess. * When Ye Cui traveled back in time to ancient times, there was a locust plague and her family couldn't open the pot, so they exchanged her for two bags of brown rice. From then on, he lived a life of hunger and cold, being beaten and scolded, and being sold at every turn. I didn't dare to cry or make trouble, so I could only curse God in the middle of the night: "Let minors who haven't finished nine years of compulsory education wear a lot of clothes!" One day, there was a wedding banquet in the house, and Ye Cui was caught by her second young master again. The second young master fiercely grabbed her ears: "You dare to hide from me? Believe it or not, I will chop you into pieces and feed you to the dogs!" The second young master's dog often eats human flesh. Ye Cui is so frightened that she bursts into tears. The prince appeared at this moment, protected her behind him, and took her back to the East Palace, so that she could eat well, wear warm clothes, and no longer have to live in fear and panic. Ye Cui wants to stay with the prince for the rest of her life. * It took Liu Linqing eight years to repel the barbarians who repeatedly invaded the frontier and killed the traitors who caused trouble in the imperial court. Seeing that the country was safe and the world was at peace, his father suddenly remembered that the East Palace still lacked a princess, so he proposed the marriage and ordered the Ministry of Etiquette to arrange it. At night, Cuicui raised her face and asked him: "How is the princess?" "Don't be afraid, that lady has a reputation as a virtuous person and will definitely treat you very kindly." Not long after, the youngest scholar in history came to propose marriage to Cuicui. Liu Linqing was slightly startled. He thought Cuicui would never grow up. * Really irritable, fakely well-behaved, the standard match in the old saying is the maid Cuicui Ordinary and tender daily life Concept: Love has nothing to do with status