Like a Dream

[Chasing Wife Crematorium/The Male Protagonist is a Substitute/The Female Protagonist Escapes to Death] Mingyao is dead. She died in a fire in Xian'an Palace. No one knew that she was very loyal to the deposed prince Shen Jin, and she followed him closely. Life in the Leng Palace was miserable and miserable, and Ming Yao would leave everything to Shen Jin. She washed his hands, made soup, and starched his clothes. The cold winter was biting to the bone, and Ming Yao's hands were red from the cold and covered with frostbite. But she has no regrets. Those eyes that looked at Shen Jin were always bright and hot. Like an everlasting lamp that never goes out. It's a pity that Shen Jin turned a blind eye to this. The admiration of a humble servant girl was like wishful thinking in his eyes. On the night when the cavalry broke through the imperial city, Shen Jin gathered his troops and held the emperor hostage. Everyone knew that Yao Yao had suffered all the hardships. The little eunuch knelt down tremblingly and asked Mingyao how to arrange his identity. "Just a concubine." Shen Jin didn't care. He thought that Mingyao's status was low, and it wouldn't hurt to raise his status when she became pregnant in the future. It's a pity that Shen Jin didn't wait for Ming Yao, and she stayed in that fire forever, with no bones left. In the first year of Yong'an, Shen Jin ascended the throne. In the same year, Major General Xue, who had contributed greatly to quelling the war, finally found his long-lost sister. He asked Shen Jin to marry her. Shen Jin agreed. In the third year of Yong'an, Shen Jin passed by the Xue family on his southern tour, and it happened that the fourth girl of the Xue family got married. The groom smiled and handed Shen Jin the wedding wine. The groom also has a tear mole at the corner of his eye, exactly like Shen Jin. 1. The whole text is empty ——————————— New article "Pearl Curtain Scroll" please collect it Halfway through the palace banquet, the prince used the excuse of changing clothes to come out for some air. The rain and mist were misty, and there was a person standing on the waterside pavilion, soaked all over and in a miserable state. I heard from the palace people that this was Wen Sui, the wife of the new No. 1 Scholar, who should have been extremely prosperous. Unfortunately, the No. 1 Scholar had his own heart, so he abandoned his newlywed wife for his sweetheart, leaving her alone in the waterside pavilion to cover her face and cry. How pitiful. The prince sneered. He asked someone to give her an oil-paper umbrella. - Wen Sui was the daughter of the Crown Prince and Tutor. She had been weak-tempered since she was a child. After her marriage, she served her parents-in-law diligently for half a year, but she only received a "pedantic and boring" comment from her husband. She knew that she had an unpleasant personality, and she also knew that her husband had someone else in mind. But Wen Sui had no other choice. She has learned the virtues of women since she was a child, and learned the three virtues of obedience and the four virtues - obeying her father before she is married, obeying her husband when married, and obeying her son after her husband's death. That day at the palace banquet, her husband suspected that she had done something to her sweetheart, so he angrily pushed her into the rain and walked away. When I was most embarrassed, someone brought me an oil-paper umbrella. Wen Sui thought he had met a good person. Later she found out that the man was the real Buddha with the face of the beast and the heart of the beast. Another palace banquet. The heavy rain was pouring down, and the newly crowned scholar knelt in front of the East Palace Gate, shivering with cold. The hibiscus tent in the palace is warm, the clouds have stopped and the rain has settled. The prince's eyebrows were gentle and he asked knowingly: "... Sui Sui, can we let him come in to take shelter from the rain?" Wen Sui hugged his slightly bulging belly, sobbing and speechless. Purpose: Live hard