After Defeating Black Lotus

The full text is finished ~ I have collected a pre-collection of the same type of ancient proverbs "Brothers and Concubines", behaving cutely and cutely, please collect it, the copy is at the bottom The scheming black lotus doctor x the girl who is frail and sick but insists on doing trouble Chu Miao is the female supporting character who travels through the book. The system requires her to attack the smart and almost demonic second male lead Jiang Kongqing. In the remote Wangjia Village, Chu Miao accompanied the lame Jiang Kongqing from the age of five to fifteen, but eventually died on the night of their wedding. When Chu Miao wakes up again, she is no longer a peasant girl in Wangjia Village. She becomes Wei Yuyao, the cousin of the male protagonist Xie Yu. Xie Yu is her target this time. The former target of the strategy, Jiang Kongqing, happens to be Xie Yu's fraternal friend. - In the eyes of the world, Jiang Min is a gentleman as bright as the bright moon. He was brilliant and had superb medical skills. Although he was born into a famous family, he treated the sick equally and was known as a benevolent doctor in Beijing. Only Jiang Min knew that when he was young, he had killed a person with his medical skills. - In Jiang Kongqing's view, Wei Yuyao was a clown. She came from a humble background and tried to marry Xie Yu, the eldest son of the Duke of Zhenguo, with only a good skin. This is tantamount to wishful thinking. Unexpectedly, Xie Yu was really moved and determined to marry that cousin. A good friend found a wife whom he fell in love with. Jiang Kongqing felt inexplicably unhappy in his heart, but he still sent his blessings lightly. Until one day, he discovered that the annoying cousin was Chu Miao. From then on, the glorious man was pulled off the altar and fell into the swamp of jealousy and lust, revealing his true appearance of terrible greed. Food Guide 1. The male protagonist's name was Jiang Kongqing before returning to Beijing. Kongqing is the name of a herbal medicine. Later he was called Jiang Min, with the courtesy name Jingci, so Jiang Kongqing in the copywriting = Jiang Min^0^ 2. At the end of the text, the heroine returns home ----------A pre-collection of the same type of ancient novel "Brother and Concubine" is so cute and cute, please collect it---------- Jiang Wuning×Cui Zhuolian Widow Concubine×Fozi Smart and intelligent brother and concubine × eccentric and wise uncle -1- Jiang Wuning was the legitimate daughter of a minor official. She was plotted by the Crown Prince of Guangling before she got married, and her future was ruined. She had no choice but to be carried into the Marquis's mansion as the concubine of the legitimate sister of the family, in a small sedan chair, and became the concubine of the crown prince Cui You. Three months after the marriage, the prince fell off his horse and died, and Jiang Wuning was sent to Cixin Temple by the Cui family to remain a widow. -2- There lived a young monk in Cixin Temple. He was good at music and lyrics, and he was like a Buddha or an immortal, gentle and approachable. He said that he was once the son of an official in Jiangnan and lived here to avoid trouble. Young and widowed, spring is long. Jiang Wuning saw that the monk lived a poor life, so he used money to lure him and let him play the piano and sing for his own entertainment. Cixin Temple was deserted and remote, with few people visiting it, but Jiang Wuning enjoyed the beauty and passion of Jiangnan there. -3- Soon after, the husband who faked his death returned. Only then did Jiang Wuning know that the monk was the second son of the Guangling Marquis Mansion and the younger brother of his husband Cui You. Her brother-in-law. It turned out that the young monk's love affair with her was never because of greed for money. She's messed with a madman. But Jiang Wuning was not afraid, because she had already gotten what she wanted from the Guangling Marquis Mansion. So—— Goodbye, Cui Zhuolian. -4- Cui Zhuolian was the youngest son in the family. He was precocious and wise, but weak and sickly. When he was young, he was sent to his maternal ancestors' home in Jiangnan to recuperate. When he got older, the Cui family took him back and placed him in Cixin Temple outside Beijing. His elder brother asked him to take care of Jiang Wuning, and he agreed with a smile, but he did not take the concubine that his elder brother had found to heart. Later, in the wet spring rain, soft and beautiful songs replaced the pious Zen words, the sandalwood was soaked in the fragrance of flowers, and the misty water vapor filled the amber eyes. The beads fell to the ground. Greed, anger, ignorance, conceit, doubt. Five poisons are born together. Intention: The Tathagata has moved away for more than a thousand years.