Marrying the Damp Emperor Uncle

Ji Yunyi was brought back to the palace by the queen at the age of five and grew up as a princess. By the time she got her hairpin, she knew the truth. It turns out that the queen educated her in order to send her to the emperor. Ji Yunyi has regarded the emperor as a loving and gentle father since she was a child. Once she learned that she was going to become her father's concubine, she found it difficult to accept it. On the night when the imperial edict was drafted, Ji Yunyi cried until her eyes were red and swollen. She was hungover in the palace while holding wine. When she was in a daze, she bumped into someone. The man forcibly raised her face, and rubbed all her cheeks with his fingertips. The rough touch made her skin ache, "Don't want to marry into the harem? I will help you." The next day, Ji Yunyi received a marriage decree. She followed the will and married her imperial uncle, King Wei. King Wei had a cold temperament and was not approachable. Ji Yunyi felt that those eyes were sinister and terrifying, which frightened her. Even at night, he would not let her go, always folding her soft body and tossing her until dawn. * Ji Yunyi returned to the palace not long after her marriage. When the emperor saw her again, she was standing under the wisteria trellis he had built for her. Her delicate arms hooked around King Wei's neck and he kissed her timidly. From a distance, he saw King Wei tightening his grip on her waist, pressing her to death. The emperor crushed the jade bracelet that he could not give away with his bare hands, "I regret it." The innocent little white rabbit vs. The dank and perverted emperor uncle Demining 1. Double c, the male protagonist is an imperial uncle and has no blood relationship with the female protagonist 2. "The queen raised a goddaughter and gave it to the emperor to fill the harem" This behavior refers to history. If it is not acceptable, please stop the loss in time. 3. Before the heroine was under age (15 years old and hair-haired in ancient times), the emperor had nothing but love for her as a father and daughter. Intention: None yet