What Tang Chan regretted most in her life was disobeying her parents' orders and insisting on running away from marriage.
She naively thought that Wei Zhang was the best lover in the world, believed in his promise not to marry you unless she was yours, and even threatened her father and brother with death.
It's a pity that she didn't wait for Wei Zhang's proposal of marriage in the end, but waited until he personally sent her to prison to bear the crime of poisoning the queen for his Bai Yueguang.
When her death was approaching, Wei Zhang thoughtfully sent her a three-foot white silk ribbon to protect her from the suffering of Ling Chi.
Bai Ling was cut down as soon as she put herself on the rafter. Tang Chan fell to the ground and heard a familiar and cold voice, "Isn't it too easy for you to die like this?"
The visitor was Yang Yin, the powerful General of Zhenbei, the queen's biological brother, and the fiancé-in-law who was abandoned by Tang Chan on her wedding day.
Yang Yin pointed his sword at Tang Chan, just like when he held his sword in front of her on their wedding night.
It's just that he wanted her to look back at first, but now he wants her to die.
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