Jiaozhu Yingyu

[Guyan pre-collection "This child is not necessary to be born", everyone is welcome to collect it ^—^] Chu Yingyu died on his twentieth birthday. Looking back on the first half of her life, she was forced to marry for her younger sister. She had no choice but to marry a noble prince, but he was taciturn, aloof, and had another sweetheart. The relationship between the husband and wife was also very cold, and in the end they died. When he opened his eyes again, Chu Yingyu found that he had returned to three years ago. At this time, she had not been forced into a substitute marriage. Recalling that she had heard people say in her previous life that she shamelessly robbed her sister of her marriage, causing her sister to miss the seventh prince, she decided not to marry in a substitute marriage again in this life. As a result, the palace came to offer her a marriage, asking her to marry the seventh prince again. The seventh prince, Lu Xuanmin, was born with narcolepsy and was ineligible to aspire to the throne. When the wife he missed was killed, Lu Xuanmin felt that life was boring and he began to go crazy, causing trouble and causing trouble, and everyone avoided her. Until he found out that he was reborn, when his wife was still alive and well... Great, keep going crazy! One day, Chu Yingyu had a quarrel with the Seventh Prince about his "sweetheart". When he saw him getting angry, he suddenly started stuttering. He couldn't help but feel a little guilty and hurriedly changed his words. "Okay, okay, I know, your sweetheart turns out to be me, don't be angry anymore!" The man stared at her faintly, hummed softly for a while, pulled her into his arms and hugged her tightly. PS: 1. Empty dynasties, very empty ones. 2. The female protagonist is reborn at the beginning, while the male protagonist gradually recovers the memories of his previous life. 3. The male protagonist stutters and refuses to speak, so he had a misunderstanding in his previous life and deserves his wife for not loving him. * Pre-collection of ancient sayings: "This child is not necessary to be born", everyone is welcome to collect it:) Xu Xiayu's mother was sick in her womb and was known as a sickly beauty. She was not suitable for marriage and was not good for having children. She was also prepared to be an old maid in her mother's family for the rest of her life. Unexpectedly, the old emperor suddenly messed up the relationship and married her to King Yan, who was in charge of the army at that time. The night before her wedding, Xu Xiayu had a dream and discovered that she was actually the frail, arrogant and arrogant concubine in the novel. In order to consolidate her position, she invited her concubine into the house after the marriage, hoping to have a child through her mother's womb, and raised her concubine's child as her legitimate son. In the end, she fell into a demonic barrier because of the relationship between her concubine and her husband, and died an unexpected death. After waking up, Xu Xiayu fell into deep thought and felt that the child was not inevitable. ** The biological mother of King Ji Liao of Yan was a foot-washing maid. Although she was a prince, she lived in poverty and was discriminated against since she was a child. When he came back from the border with half a million soldiers and became the most promising prince to aspire to the throne, even the prince had no choice but to stay away. In order to suppress him, the old emperor deliberately granted him a marriage to a woman who was rumored to be unfavorable for heirs. Ji Liao was about to refuse, but when he saw the person to whom the marriage was being offered, he realized that the marriage was not impossible. If there were no children, then he could adopt a few. Anyway, he had so many brothers, and he would leave a few to give birth to cubs. How many children do you want? After the marriage, Ji Liao began to inspect his more than twenty brothers to see which ones were suitable for giving birth to cubs. Those who were not suitable were sent to see the late emperor. Princes: (▼DRAN▼#) Don't go too far! Purpose: Girls should cherish themselves.