Heroine:
Liu Rurong was born in a scholarly family, and grew up surrounded by books. In her free time, she was obsessed with poetry, books, and poetry. She admired the talented people who grew up with her childhood sweetheart and became famous in Beijing.
But such a beautiful daughter of Wen Zou Zou was granted marriage by His Majesty to the bandit leader in the mountains. However, the decree was difficult to do, so she had to marry with tears.
When they met the groom on their wedding night, they found out that the bandit leader was an illiterate white man. Liu Rurong, who was already wronged to marry, became even more disgusted with this husband.
Male protagonist:
The king of the copycat village, Bai Peng Douda, doesn't know a single Chinese character, but he never leaves his mouth with worldly vulgar words.
Bai Peng, who was used to seeing village women in the mountains, suddenly saw such a delicate and soft woman as his wife. He was so happy that he wanted to jump three feet high and fill his heart with Liu Rurong.
It can be said that you are afraid of falling when you hold it in your hand, and it is afraid of melting when you hold it in your mouth, so you should take good care of it.
She thought that one day she could be influenced by her passion, but unexpectedly, Liu Rurong still cared about others, and gradually her heart became cold.
Heroine:
In getting along day and night, Liu Rurong unconsciously fell in love with this vulgar husband.
Liu Rurong politely rejected her childhood sweetheart, but Bai Peng saw this scene, thinking that the two had just arranged to elope, and left angrily.
After returning to the village, Liu Rurong treated Bai Peng gently and hoped that Bai Peng would calm down, but she accidentally discovered Bai Peng's hidden secret.
At this time, Liu Rurong realized that Bai Peng was not only literate, but also a man full of strategy and talent. It turned out that she had been deceived and used by him, and she was just a pawn in the end.
Male protagonist:
"Madam, I was wrong!"
Bai Peng, carrying a broomstick on his back, knelt outside the gate of the village and held a thorn to plead guilty. A crowd of villagers gathered around to watch, but Bai Peng was shameless and just begged Liu Rurong not to leave him.
Mission: Honesty and trustworthiness
