Princess, She Doesn't Want to Menstruate Anymore

Completed, will be added to V on April 7th, starting from Chapter 25~ Pre-collection of "After Being Missed by the Bamboo Horse Prince", the copy is at the end. Copywriting of this article Hui Yunshu was a war orphan. He was taken back to the temple when he was still an infant. After waiting for many years, no family came to find him. She has had a goal since she was a child: to become a disciple of her master and have her own Dharma title; when she gets older, she can understand lectures and read Buddhist scriptures; when she grows older, she will become a person of high moral character and respect like her master, and read some Buddhist scriptures that they do not understand to the faithful men and women praying for blessings. Of course, others don't understand, but she understands. In the end, others had to put their hands together and reply to her piously: Thank you, Master, I have learned a lesson. … The only time she went down the mountain and left the temple before becoming a monk, she was accidentally drugged. She was rescued but her innocence was completely lost. She was so ashamed that she refused the position offered to her by the current prince. She just wanted to recite sutras in the temple to atone for her sins forever. Unexpectedly, the temple was burned down, and she was led by her senior sister to flee in a hurry. The soldiers continued to pursue her, and she was the only one left in the end. When she woke up, she lost her memory. She only knew that she had gone to Beijing to find her husband, and she thought about writing letters to her husband every day. … Pei Yan was hunting in the paddock, moved his hands, and saw blood, his subordinates hesitated and handed over a letter. He looked at the words above that were ugly but full of yearning, frowned, and shouted coldly: "Bold and unbridled." But his earlobes turned slightly red. Later, everyone heard that a beauty lived in the East Palace... [Pre-received article] "After Being Missed by the Bamboo Horse Prince" When Wen Chan was seven years old, she followed her grandfather, the prime minister, who retired to his hometown and returned to Jiangzhou. Grandfather was worried that she would feel uncomfortable if she went to a remote place. In fact, Wen Chan was not happy to be away from those ladies who were more ambitious than the door panels. Before leaving, Wen Chan found her childhood sweetheart, the young prince Qi Yuchen, and said sincerely: Brother Chen, I will go back to the countryside to enjoy my life first. Take care of yourself in the future, smile often, don't always be expressionless, be careful not to find a wife in the future. Qi Yuchen (expressionless, gradually anxious):... Chan'er is leaving, what should I do? ! —— Years later, His Majesty the Emperor sent people many times to invite Prime Minister Wen to come out. Prime Minister Wen looked at Wen Chan, who was already getting haircut but was still in no hurry. He was so worried that a few more white hairs had fallen out. In order to find a good marriage for his granddaughter, he agreed to go out. Returning to the capital after a long absence, Wen Chan, who is exceptionally beautiful, behaves in a way that is incompatible with other noble ladies, causing them to frequently embarrass her and even conspire against her to marry the princess in place of her. At this time, her grandfather was seriously ill, and Wen Chan didn't want him to drag his illness to the palace at an old age. When she was frowning, she found her childhood sweetheart. Wen Chan: "I don't want to get married. Since I took such good care of you when I was a child, just do me a favor!" Qi Yuchen: "Okay." Wen Chan saw that he was confident and felt relieved, so she went home with peace of mind and waited for the good news that there was no need for a marriage. The next day, Wen Chan took the imperial edict of marriage to her and Qi Yuchen and was stunned... Qi Yuchen's face was expressionless and confident: "There is no way to repay the great kindness, I can only pledge myself." I originally wanted to figure it out slowly, but since you asked for it, I won't be polite. Intention: Optimistic