"Even if you love me, if you die, will I be buried with you?
Besides, you don't love me..."
When the prince's body was lying in the mourning hall, Yang Tihui stayed in the mourning hall all night.
The next day, she married the rebel leader Li Kezheng.
Yang Tihui, the fourth daughter of Marquis Pingyuan, was reputed as "unchaste, unfaithful and unfilial".
In the end, he killed himself forcefully. The death is also very ridiculous...
He fell into a river and drowned due to alcoholism! ! ! ! ! ! !
In the previous life, in the eyes of everyone, His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Zuo Qin could be described as a true gentleman, a prince who was gentle, elegant, upright and magnanimous, and managed the country well, like a god.
Such a person should marry the most outstanding woman in the world.
Yang Tihui is obviously not the case. She is the fourth concubine of the Pingyuan Marquis Mansion. Although she is extremely beautiful, in Zuo Qin, she can only be at the bottom in terms of talent and character.
So when the emperor issued an imperial edict to marry her to the prince as his concubine, everyone felt that this was a method used by the emperor to stimulate his son. After all, the emperor is the person who dislikes the prince the most in the world.
In his previous life, the prince thought that Yang Tihui had someone else in love and acted like a gentleman based on the principle of not forcing others to do anything. In fact, the two of them had a crush on each other.
Yang Tihui thought that the prince liked her sister, so she adopted the strategy of keeping away from her.
In this life, the two of them were reborn as twins.
Yang Tihui worked hard to get rid of the fate of entering the palace
The prince Chu Jianghe fought to save Zuo Qin's defeat and destroy the country.
A scheming + female protagonist who pretends to be a pig and eats a tiger* is gentle on the surface but is actually full of sinister intentions.
Cruel and cruel rebel leader Li Kezheng male second
Intention: Even after the end of the road, there will still be a glimmer of hope in life.
Wow, well written. Keep up the good work.