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Xue Hui is a noblewoman in the capital. She comes from an official family. She is gentle, beautiful, dignified and virtuous.
When she got her hair, she originally thought she would marry a well-matched family, become a noble lady, manage the back house, go out to socialize, and have children.
Unexpectedly, under the imperial edict, she became Princess Ning.
Ning Wang Wei Xing was the second prince of the current dynasty, with a noble status and handsome face. He joined the army when he was young and made great military exploits, winning the hearts of the people.
Three months after their marriage, Xue Hui suddenly received news that her husband had died in battle, and she became a widow.
If an ordinary person had observed mourning for three years, she would still be married, but her husband was no ordinary man, he was the former Ning Prince Wei Xing.
Since ancient times, no royal wife has ever been widowed and remarried. The world said she was pitiful because she had to remain a widow for the rest of her life at such a young age.
At first, Xue Hui felt very uncomfortable, but after three years of filial piety, she slowly came out of it.
The sisters-in-law hate the concubines till their teeth itch, and worry that their children will not learn well, but she does not have such worries.
She is the only owner of this huge palace, and although she is lonely, she is also free.
I thought I would spend the rest of my life like this, but I never thought that a few years later, Wei Xing would come back alive.
1. Post-marriage articles.
Intention: Don't be afraid of setbacks, an optimistic attitude can solve everything.
Reader comments
I feel that this plot is too witty. Empress Dowager Xu did not make a principled mistake, not even a minor one. Even if she ordered the burial, the new emperor and the ministers should dissuade her. This would allow the new emperor to violate the rules of the throne and lose his filial piety. His moral character would be defective, and it could even become a heart disease. Furthermore, even if the emperor considers the country, the restrictions should be on the Xue family, his new relatives.
Suddenly I remembered if there is anyone with DIE 2333
I feel that this plot is too witty. Empress Dowager Xu did not make a principled mistake, not even a minor one. Even if she ordered the burial, the new emperor and the ministers should dissuade her. This would allow the new emperor to violate the rules of the throne and lose his filial piety. His moral character would be defective, and it could even become a heart disease. Furthermore, even if the emperor considers the country, the restrictions should be on the Xue family, his new relatives.
Suddenly I remembered if there is anyone with DIE 2333