The Man I Abandoned Became the Taifu

Three years ago, the current Grand Tutor Fu Yunchen was just a powerless concubine in the Hou Mansion who could be bullied by everyone. Several chance encounters made him fall in the eyes of the eldest princess's only daughter, Princess Anle, Li Mingwei. Everyone thought that Fu Yunchen had just gotten lucky and was on a branch. However, it didn't take long for Fu Yunchen to offend Princess Anle, who was beaten half to death and kicked out, becoming a joke throughout the capital. Unexpectedly, half a month later, the emperor died suddenly, the princes seized the throne, and the eldest princess's palace was forced to get involved, but failed. In the end, the eldest princess committed suicide, and Li Mingwei, the princess of Anle County, was demoted to a commoner. But Fu Yunchen emerged in this struggle and became an important minister in the court. Later, he was ranked among the three princes and became the youngest Taifu in history. Once his identity changed, without Fu Yunchen opening his mouth, there were countless people who wanted to catch Li Mingwei and give it to Fu Yunchen, but Li Mingwei seemed to have suddenly evaporated and could not be found. It was not until three years later, when Fu Yunchen went to Jiangzhou to pay homage to his late mother and stayed overnight at the Jiangzhou Prefecture that he saw Li Mingwei dressed as a dancer again. That night, Li Mingwei knelt down at Fu Yunchen's feet, crying and begging: "I know I'm sorry, sir, and I dare not ask for your forgiveness, but please give me some time to go home and say goodbye to my husband and youngest son." "Bang!" Fu Yunchen crushed the tea cup in his hand. The flesh and blood on his palms were blurred, and the anger between his brows was even more frightening. How could he forgive his husband and his young son? * At first she was innocent and bright, then she was silent and introverted, a down-and-out noble girl 1v1, the male and female protagonists only have each other, two-way redemption Mission: Even if we are in adversity, we must never forget our original intention.