After a thrilling palace coup and a vague imperial edict, Zheng Sanniang was forced to marry the emperor's grandson who rose to power through treason.
The charming girl married a barbaric man who didn't know how to show mercy to her. All the men in Chang'an City who admired Zheng Sanniang felt sorry for her.
Zheng Sanniang got married in tears. Who would have wanted to marry her? She also gave herself the reputation of being a beauty and a disaster.
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There is a rumor among the army in Jizhou that there are two beautiful girls in Chang'an. The two daughters of the Zheng family are so beautiful that they will be defeated by heroes.
When Wan Qishuo heard this, he just thought it was a joke. It wasn't until he met Zheng Sanniang that he realized what "beautiful and delicious" meant.
The first time we met, she was a little girl lost in the mountains, and he was the mysterious man who saved her life; the second time we met, she was a brave and fearless noble girl from Chang'an, and he was a murderous and rebellious traitor.
Wan Qishuo used all the Thirty-six Stratagems and Sun Tzu's Art of War in order to marry the girl he loved, but to no avail. If the soft one doesn't work, then use the hard one!
Under the imperial edict, Zheng Nu is getting married, and she will slowly figure out how to coax her daughter-in-law later!
Reading guide: Taking the Tang and Song Dynasties as an imaginary example, marriage comes first and love comes later. The male protagonist's surname is Wanqi (mò+qí)
Purpose: When I was young, I was only obsessed with Zheng Nu.
