In order to gain wealth, Jiang Wanwan deceived a scholar, who later became her husband, named Xuan Che.
But the relationship between husband and wife is weak, and they only have three relationships with him.
Side One: Fortune Telling and Cheating Husband
Jiang Wanwan coveted Xuan Che, a young man from a wealthy family who had just come to Xiang County.
For this reason, she disguised herself as a Taoist priest and tried to create a mystery: as shown in the hexagrams, the young master's literary works would come down to earth and his official career would be brilliant, but the end was approaching and only the marriage and happy events could resolve the issue. "
Unexpectedly, Xuanche was convinced that in the third month of the new year, the Ming matchmaker was getting married.
Side two: Night of flowers and candles in the bridal chamber.
The dragon and phoenix candles were burning all night, and Jiang Wanwan was lying on the couch. Unexpectedly, Xuanche just glanced at it and picked up the book: A Taoist priest once said that I have a bright career as an official and should put my studies first. I will leave for Beijing tonight to take the exam. "
Jiang Wanwan raised her eyebrows: "When people leave, the money stays."
The third side is now: happy events turn into mourning
In March of the New Year, good news came that Xuanche was the top scorer in high school. But when we saw him again, there was only a cold corpse wrapped in white cloth. Rumor has it that Xuanche cheated on a scientific examination in Beijing and was sentenced to death by the current King of Huai'an.
Jiang Wanwan wiped away her tears and mourned, but it was not because of her husband, but because "the money path was cut off..."
After the late husband's death, his family's house was confiscated and his money was turned over.
Jiang Wanwan couldn't bear the loss of her family fortune, so she went to Beijing alone to defend her late husband Zhaoxue, and appealed to the King of Huai'an for an unjust and wrongful conviction. Unexpectedly, she was hunted down and she slipped into his car in a panic.
It was a cold February day, and the fragrance of plum blossoms was refreshing to the bones. The coldness of the people in the car made her shudder.
Jiang Wanwan could only complain secretly, why did she end up in the trap of the culprit? !
It is said that Marquis Yunwu was born at that time, he was cold-blooded and cold-hearted, and it was at his hands that Xuanche was brutally killed.
The surroundings were dark, and only the cold knives could be heard scraping and gouging on the ground, and Shi Yun's voice became darker: "Avenge your dead husband? "
Her teeth chattered: "People's girls don't dare, Xuanche deserves it, and death is not a pity. "
Shi Yun raised her chin with his fingers and said calmly, "Does your husband deserve what he deserves? Death is not a pity? "
"Madam is so unkind. "
Demining:
1. Sweet before and then sweet again
2. The female protagonist is supposed to love money first, then men; the male protagonist is extremely sinister, and when pretending to be a scholar Xuan Che, he is only submissive and rude. Bking's persona when he takes off his disguise.
3. For narrative writing, write the third chapter first. If you don't like to reminisce, you can jump directly from the first four chapters to Chapter 19! (The middle chapters 5 to 18 are memories)
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Jiang Shiyuan was a famous lady in Bianjing. Her medical skills were outstanding and she was admired by countless young ladies. On the day when she could reach the hairpin, the Jiang family was wronged and their mansion was ransacked.
Immediately afterwards, a man standing in black clothes and wearing a Rakshasa mask came into her eyes, and read out the edict: "Female family members are exiled to the North. "
She believed that the man in front of her was Xie Xun, a powerful minister with overwhelming power and a wolf-like nature. He was in charge of the world's prisons but did not investigate unjust, false and wrong cases, and became a treacherous minister's lackey.
On the day she left Beijing, she looked at the blurry shadow above the city gate in the distance: "I hope Mr. Xie is in good health and lives long enough to claim his life when I return to Beijing. "
Xie Xun smiled slightly after the sand was flying all over the sky: "Thank you, Madam Jiang, for caring about me day and night. "
Bah!
In order to take revenge, Jiang Shiyuan stepped outside the Great Wall full of resentment, vowing to clear the Jiang family's injustice.
Three years later, His Majesty granted amnesty to the world, and she became a widower. Dezhao returned to Beijing and picked up a young man of unknown origin on the way.
He is gentle and elegant, but his body is covered with sword wounds.
His martial arts are extremely high, surpassing ordinary people, but he hates blood very much.
The most important thing is that he has incomplete memory!
Seeing his extraordinary qualities, Jiang Shiyuan sneered. He was a person who could be used to get rid of his humble status by marrying him. After getting married, the two seemed to be inseparable, went through many difficulties, and became the disciple of the warden.
Xu and Wei snake successfully assassinated "Xie Xun".
After that day, her cold-tempered husband suddenly changed her temper. When the clouds and rain turned, she touched the wounds in her husband's heart.
It turned out to be the same wound that she stabbed Xie Xun that day!
Her words were a little unstable: "Who are you? "
Xie Xun leaned over and whispered in her ear, his voice hoarse: "Of course I am your husband. "
From then on, all she thought about day and night was how to become a widow?
Motto: True love is priceless
Reader comments
I still don't quite understand it, so I'll comment. I don't mean to criticize maliciously.
I don't know if I missed it or understood it wrong or the article didn't express it well. The heroine's hatred and distrust of the hero is simply inexplicable, sometimes smart and sometimes stupid. At the beginning, her tricks were so stupid that she was confident that she could deceive the male protagonist into marrying her. Later, she seemed to be very smart in investigating the past, and the male protagonist and the prince were relieved to arrange important things for her. The male protagonist's pretending to be a scholar seems to be very important and should not be spread out, so he can kill the innocent maid. After returning to Beijing, so many people know this secret, saying that he does not like the female protagonist. The female protagonist, as an insider, does not kill the female protagonist, or even sends people to keep an eye on the female protagonist. He says that he likes the female protagonist, and can let her go to the prince's side. The heroine's logic is even more unreasonable. At the beginning, the male protagonist lost his horse. The male protagonist who was supposed to die in the battle concealed his name and disguised himself as a scholar. She did not suspect that there was any hidden secret, but she hated that the male protagonist was still alive. The male protagonist's brother wanted to kill the male protagonist and thought that the male protagonist deserved it because he was sinister and vicious. The heroine always hears secrets accidentally, but she accidentally learns that her father poisoned the hero, but she hates him because of the ambiguous words she heard from her father? It is unknown whether her father poisoned her or not, and whether her father was killed by the male protagonist is unknown. She just hated him so much. If you take a step back and say that the hero just killed her father or something hateful, poisoned the general during the march, and killed so many people in the war, shouldn't her father deserve to die? Just because the male protagonist is not of royal blood should he be poisoned? Or did she think from beginning to end that the defeat was the result of the hero's deliberate actions, and that it was right for her father to poison the general without caring about so many civilians? Everyone is stabbing the male protagonist. The female protagonist has always suspected that the male protagonist is cheating on her, but she actually cares that the male protagonist does not trust her and spy on her. . .
The wife's writing is so good! When will Madam update?
I still don't quite understand it, so I'll comment. I don't mean to criticize maliciously. I don't know if I missed it or understood it wrong or the article didn't express it well. The heroine's hatred and distrust of the hero is simply inexplicable, sometimes smart and sometimes stupid. At the beginning, her tricks were so stupid that she was confident that she could deceive the male protagonist into marrying her. Later, she seemed to be very smart in investigating the past, and the male protagonist and the prince were relieved to arrange important things for her. The male protagonist's pretending to be a scholar seems to be very important and should not be spread out, so he can kill the innocent maid. After returning to Beijing, so many people know this secret, saying that he does not like the female protagonist. The female protagonist, as an insider, does not kill the female protagonist, or even sends people to keep an eye on the female protagonist. He says that he likes the female protagonist, and can let her go to the prince's side. The heroine's logic is even more unreasonable. At the beginning, the male protagonist lost his horse. The male protagonist who was supposed to die in the battle concealed his name and disguised himself as a scholar. She did not suspect that there was any hidden secret, but she hated that the male protagonist was still alive. The male protagonist's brother wanted to kill the male protagonist and thought that the male protagonist deserved it because he was sinister and vicious. The heroine always hears secrets accidentally, but she accidentally learns that her father poisoned the hero, but she hates him because of the ambiguous words she heard from her father? It is unknown whether her father poisoned her or not, and whether her father was killed by the male protagonist is unknown. She just hated him so much. If you take a step back and say that the hero just killed her father or something hateful, poisoned the general during the march, and killed so many people in the war, shouldn't her father deserve to die? Just because the male protagonist is not of royal blood should he be poisoned? Or did she think from beginning to end that the defeat was the result of the hero's deliberate actions, and that it was right for her father to poison the general without caring about so many civilians? Everyone is stabbing the male protagonist. The female protagonist has always suspected that the male protagonist is cheating on her, but she actually cares that the male protagonist does not trust her and spy on her. . .
The wife's writing is so good! When will Madam update?
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