When she was five and a half years old, Lu Yaoer, a boat girl, met her astonishing brother. Until one evening, her mother took him back to her home. My brother's mother left and he was poisoned. After he was rescued, he became mute.
Yao'er anxiously ran to him and held his hand tightly: "Yao'er likes you, please be my brother."
He wrote on the paper: "I want a new name, with the same surname as yours, Lu."
Yao'er had a flash of inspiration: "Mother said that Guanqi is a true gentleman. My brother would like to be called Lu Guanqi."
The beautiful boy nodded silently. From then on, Lu Guanqi had a soft and waxy little tail behind him, and he sweetly called him brother all day long.
When Yao'er grew up to be one of the most beautiful girls, she finally plucked up the courage to embroider the purse and confess to her brother, but Lu Guanqi took the purse and left without saying goodbye, without leaving even a decent word of rejection.
Yao'er's heart was broken into pieces, and Ji Ji cried into a tiny baby that night, alone in the middle of the dark lake.
Everyone thought Lu Guanqi would never come back.
But when someone else confessed to Yao'er, Lu Guanqi suddenly appeared with a cold face and took Yao'er in his arms: "How can my little girl marry an idler?"
Not only did he come back, he also became the emperor of a neighboring country, pestering Yao'er and begging her not to give up.
Everyone envies Lu Yao'er for her good luck. A boat girl from a village has become the most favored queen. Only Lu Guanqi knew. Fortunately for him, he had no expectations for the world after he was seven years old, but he had the motivation to live because he was looking forward to her.
He wants to go to the nine heavens to embrace the moon and dedicate it to the little girl in his heart.
Practical guide: The male protagonist is mute in the first half, scoundrel, sweet overall, and a little abusive in the middle.
This article is the second story of the boat girl written by the ancient Chinese folk craftswoman Gusu Twelve Niangs (Twelve real female professions in ancient times). The column has been completed "Little Embroiderer from a Poor Family", please collect it.
Intention: Destined by fate
