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According to an imperial edict, Yu Jin'er, the legitimate daughter of King An Ning, became Princess Jing'an of Dachu, married to Xi Men, and embarked on the road to marriage.
I heard that King Xi Meng was older than her father. He was not only violent in temperament, but also cruel in his methods. He stared at her as if he wanted to eat her alive.
Unexpectedly, the person who lifted her hijab on the wedding night was a young face, a young man from Ximen whom she had saved on the way to the wedding. She had confided her thoughts to him and her dissatisfaction with the marriage, saying that she would return to her hometown sooner or later.
She even told him that she once had a childhood sweetheart and her fiancé, who was a general stationed at the border. If not for the marriage, she would have married him this year.
The face of the cold and depressed young man in front of him was stained with blood, and he said with a smile in blunt Chinese dialect: "Are you waiting for your uncle? He is already dead."
He Lianheng killed the king and seized the throne. Yu Jin'er wanted to take advantage of the chaos to escape, but was caught by him and chuckled: "What? You still want to see your sweetheart?"
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At the banquet, Yu Jiner was forced to wear exotic clothes and dance in front of everyone.
He Lianheng was a little drunk and looked at her indifferently, but saw tears hidden in her eyes.
So scared that you cried?
Yu Jin'er was covering her naked waist in a panic, unaware that the man on the throne was walking towards her.
When she was picked up from the waist, she felt extremely wronged and cried loudly in his arms. Helianheng couldn't resist: "Why are you crying?"
He Lianheng thought he could treat her with respect, until he heard her calling his sweetheart's name in his dream.
What's good about him? Is it worth it for her to even call his name in her dreams?
Purpose: Growth in adversity
