[Always look forward and be careful, the cute female protagonist vs. A god in front of others and a dog in the back, and the handsome male protagonist in the end]
As the cousin of the Marquis of Pingyang, Chu Yao was charming and beautiful, and she spent a long time planning a marriage for herself.
Unexpectedly, he was intercepted and forced to marry Wei Changji, the eldest son of the British Duke of Zhonglie.
Everyone said that Wei Changji was a fairy-like figure, but it was a pity that he was lingering on the sickbed and was about to die.
Chu Yao was happy to marry her.
Chu Yao was reluctant. What girl wants to be widowed at a young age?
But she carefully planned that if Wei Changji died and she had a child, then she would have no parents-in-law but a child, and her life would be comfortable and excellent.
So Chu Yao studied hard before getting married and decided to have a child before he died.
On the wedding night, she blushed and said to Wei Changji: "Husband, I will come by myself in a while. I will definitely give birth to a child for you!"
Wei Changji was silent for a while, with a dull expression: "... According to the relationship, I am also your cousin. This is the wife's release letter. One year later, you will leave the Wei family with a large amount of property. I won't delay you. Before that, just show off."
Chu Yao's face turned even redder in embarrassment, but she thought of the words 'quite a fortune' and immediately agreed, following the good example: "Okay, cousin."
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Wei Changji didn't expect that a year would pass so quickly.
After winning the battle, he thought about how scared she was for him at home, so he hurried eight hundred miles to return home early, only to be told that his wife had taken the release letter and left.
When Wei Changji found her, he saw her as pretty as a flower, shyly and timidly making love.
At that moment, Wei Changji was so angry that his liver ached, so he rushed over and took her home.
Chu Yao looked indifferent and took out the wife release letter: "Cousin, didn't you say you won't delay me?"
Wei Changji thought about it and said seriously: "I'm afraid that they will delay you."
(This is a passionate piece of self-cut leg meat to change your writing mood and change your brain)
The cover is thanks to the artist Zhuo Susu for his permission.
Copywriting meme published on April 20, 2022, modified on April 22
Intention: Always look forward, be optimistic and live a positive life.