The Villain's Cousin Is Reborn

Sheng Chuyu was tired of his appearance and came to the Duke of Wei from the south of the Yangtze River. What he wanted to capture the most was the heart of the Crown Prince of Wei. It's just that she was reborn in a dream and found that her cousin prince loved someone else in his heart. And she is just the villain's tool that prevents them from being together. She was reborn and stabbed the golden hairpin hard at the disciple who made her wander to the capital, but she met an unparalleled nobleman. But who can tell her? She took advantage of her best friend's taciturnity to become a princess, And the good-looking, down-and-out scholar she wanted to marry was actually the same person! Who would have thought? The prosperity of the Duke's mansion is tied to this scholar? As an emperor, he just whispered in front of Duke Wei that he wanted her. When Wei Guogong returned, he hurriedly killed her. As he was dying, he thought that in his next life, he would hold her in his hand and let her only look at him. This article will be added to V on July 25th, and will be updated three times at 16:00. Please support me, little angels~ ================================================================================== Please receive advance notice for new articles~ [Mistakenly messing with gold and jade] Who would have thought that the stubborn, dirty boy brought back by Duke Cheng was the illegitimate son of the Holy Emperor? Everyone bullied him and insulted him. Until one day, he ascended to the throne and pointed his sword at the Chengguo Palace. Ning Shuyi, the young lady of Cheng Guogong, came back after rebirth. She just sighed and handed a handkerchief to the future emperor. She handed him a handkerchief and whispered, "Wipe your face." He had never experienced such warmth in his barren life. Even if he commits the greatest crime in the world in the future, he will still keep her locked up with him. Sibling love. The elder sister is gentle + Buddhist, and the younger brother is crazy and loyal. Intention: You have to rely on yourself to do anything.