Crisp on the Temples

Shen Wanwan had a little bamboo horse that she grew up with. He gave her the most powerful horse, whipped her to watch the sunset in the desert, and brought her delicious snacks. He would always look at her tenderly with his shining amber eyes. But Shen Wanwan doesn't like Yuan Che because... She is Han, but he is a foreigner in her eyes. Although he has a strong figure, is a first-class expert in riding and shooting, and is unrivaled in the Wei army, this has always become a symbol of rudeness in her eyes. Hu people do not know etiquette and only know how to fight and kill. This is what her grandfather taught her. He... He would just be nice to her and didn't understand her at all. On the night when the emperor granted the marriage contract to the two, Yuan Che was so happy that he couldn't sleep. He marched into Huanzhou overnight, captured the city and captured the territory, killing the enemy in front of the battle line. The victory report came all the way to Beijing. All he asked for was that the capital of Huanzhou be renamed Wan as her wedding gift. Shen Wanwan also had no sleep that night. She leaned on her mother's arms and cried until midnight. Another person ran to the back mountain to complain about her unfair fate. She ran away thousands of times, but she still couldn't escape and was tied to him. The next day, I had to hide my eyes that were red from crying and wear a fake smile when facing the congratulatory people around me. She doesn't like him, but she can't afford to offend him yet. He is still useful, and she can't break her skin yet. … Perhaps Shen Wanwan's prayers were answered. On the day of her wedding, the court changed dramatically. The emperor demoted her to a Buddhist temple with an imperial edict. The noble princess became a prisoner overnight. In the quiet days of the ancient temple, I would occasionally think of that bamboo horse, who was as handsome as the blazing sun. From the pitifully few sources, I heard that he had achieved military exploits. I heard that His Majesty rewarded him with thousands of rewards and was very considerate of him. I heard that everyone in the court bowed to him. But these have nothing to do with her. Until—one day I heard that he had killed the king and came to power, became a great treasure, and bloodbathed the entire capital. The heavy doors of the ancient temple opened in front of her one by one, and the excessively dazzling sunlight poured in. Countless palace guards knelt on both sides, saying in fear and fear: "Welcome the Queen to return to the palace." Shen Wanwan blinked her beautiful eyes and picked her fingertips against the bright sunlight. She glanced arrogantly at the people who were kneeling on the ground and did not dare to move. She thought critically that he came too late, but considering that so many people begged her today, she could barely forgive him. The naive, arrogant, heartless female protagonist × the scheming, love-minded male protagonist Childhood sweethearts, the heroine is both "stupid" and "bad" PS (semi-digression): It's not that the heroine is perfect, virtuous and loyal, so she doesn't deserve the love of the hero. The hero is in love because he gets emotional value from loving the heroine, which satisfies his own needs. No one owes anyone anything, so there is no need for any reciprocal conditions from the heroine as a reason. This is the reason why I personally don't like Chasing Wife Crematorium. If you don't like it at the moment, you probably won't like it in the future. It has nothing to do with your moral integrity. The author doesn't like to write about prodigal sons who turn back. The scumbag is so scumbag that he loses interest even in abusing him. The prodigal woman will never turn back. This attribute is exactly what I like. [Offsite question theater]: Q: Would you marry a man who you don't like but loves you very much? Wan Wan: It's my ability that he loves me, not his. Is it because you like Xishi Diaochan? Isn't that their ability? Since it is my ability, why should it be considered? Unless that man has something else that makes me willing. Q: For example? Wan Wan: Of course it's money or power~ Why should I be liked for nothing~ Intention: to persevere through thick and thin, and to have a sincerity without regrets through the years (noble character and steadfast integrity in dealing with others)