Xie Huaize spent his whole life serving Chu Zhao. He helped him ascend the throne and expand his territory, only to be branded a traitor and executed with a cup of poisoned wine.
At the moment his soul left his body, he saw the young marquis Ning Yuan hurrying to his side. In a daze, Ning Yuan lifted his corpse and shed a single tear.
They had never gotten along. They had always been at odds. Yet the only one to shed tears and gather his body was Ning Yuan...
Reborn, Xie Huaize wakes up on the path to saving Chu Zhao. Without hesitation, he turns around and walks away, throwing himself into the arms of Ning Yuan, who just happens to be passing by. He sweetly calls him, "Second Brother"~
From then on, Xie Huaize remains the spirited young man he always was, and becomes the cherished darling of the Nanyang Marquis's household.
One "Second Brother" and one "Brother Yuan" are all it takes to soften Ning Yuan's heart and bewitch him. He wants to place everything in the world before Xie Huaize.
"Ning Yuan, when did you fall for me?" Xie Huaize asks, giving him the lightest kiss.
Ning Yuan's face remains expressionless, but his heart surges. "The day you went to the woodshed, I was right behind you."
So I'd already fallen in love with you long before then...
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[Gentle, sweet-tempered mute x scheming, high-demand little cripple] (They'll both be fine~)
Lu Li is a mute boy neglected by both his father and mother. Veiled as a bride, he takes his younger brother's place and marries the sickly eldest son of the Du family to bring him good luck.
The eldest son, Du Siqing, has a disability in both legs. Perhaps because he has been bedridden for too long, he's gloomy, strange, and fierce, with a terrible temper.
But kind-hearted Lu Li doesn't hold it against him. He works diligently and never complains.
When he's thirsty, Lu Li brings him water. When he's hungry, he feeds him. When he's tired, he sleeps beside him. Before long, they start kissing.
The man is fierce from head to toe, while the poor little mute can't speak. All he can do is stare with beautiful, watery eyes and gesture wildly. Du Siqing pretends not to see any of it, simply holding his adorable little husband and rocking him gently.
Later, Lu Li finds his own little world in the courtyard. He farms, gathers herbs, raises chickens, ducks, fish, and geese, and starts a small business and a medical clinic. Their life is warm and prosperous.
Du Siqing's legs gradually recover. He opens a school, takes the imperial examinations, comes in first, and rises to the highest rank in the government. His future is limitless.
Everyone says a country boy from some backwater, a little mute who can't even speak clearly, is no match for the elegant and accomplished Du Siqing. Surely it won't be long before he's thrown out.
But the powerful Grand Tutor is crouched before his little husband, gently putting on his shoes and socks. "You are not allowed to leave them off."
Lu Li glares at him resentfully. "It's... because you bit my feet... and hurt them."
Du Siqing smiles faintly. "Then next time I'll bite somewhere else."
Lu Li: "..."
When Du Siqing was fifteen, an accident left both his legs paralyzed. The doctor said he wouldn't live past twenty. Every day, he did nothing but count down the days until his death.
But before death came a beautiful bride with a face like peach blossoms. A pair of little dimples overflowed with sweetness, dazzling as she smiled and shining straight into his heart.
Du Siqing found something to look forward to, and his health improved day by day.
He gradually gained a title, status, and position. He helped the new emperor ascend the throne and tutored the young crown prince, reaching the height of his glory. His colleagues all said he would divorce his husband and marry a princess sooner or later.
Du Siqing scoffed. Those fools had no idea how wonderful A Li was.
The next day, Du Siqing appeared before the emperor and declared with fervor, "Your servant rose from humble beginnings and suffered from illness, yet only Li never abandoned me. We have been together for years, and I will never fail you."
He secured an imperial edict granting Lu Li the title of Lady of the Court, and they went on to live a life of domestic bliss with their beloved family.
Theme: Even in darkness, keep moving toward the light
This progress is too fast. Many details were not explained. In the mine and after finding the little attendant, there was no explanation of where he went. Now the assassination has been briefly mentioned. It feels like the progress is too fast. It feels very deliberate. Xiao Xie led the troops to replace that in his previous life. The prince has been working hard for so many years, and it feels like it has disappeared as his age has shrunk. Although I really like the two protagonists getting along, everyone and everything in the article reveals a feeling of being desperate to serve the protagonist's feelings at all costs, which feels quite outrageous. The author's writing style is actually pretty good, but I still hope it can be polished a little more. The main reason is that the plot is too fast and it goes by in a flash (covering face and smiling bitterly) Come on! I hope the author can write better∧. . ∧
"Why doesn't Ning Yuan want to?" This is a big bug for the author~
Be bold! How can I be stuck here? QAQ [changed] [changed] [changed]
"The eldest princess is very good" is a big bug for the author~
"Chu Yang Tan San Di" caught the author a big bug ~
"No one knows whether life or death is outside the heart..." This is a big bug for the author~ outside the letter
The plot is quite attractive
Kissed, ah ah ah ah
"Admit it" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ I should say bear it here.
Is Ying Qi really himself?[Question mark][question mark]