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Miss Lin died.
She died when Prince Zhongshun became regent.
They say that when the heir to the regent learned of the news, he refused food for three days and gave his adoptive younger sister a grand burial fit for royalty.
Recalling the past, the people of the capital couldn't help praising the heir's loyalty and filial piety, and marveling that even after rising to such a high position, he had never forgotten old ties.
It is said that at birth, the heir was switched by a heartless wet nurse and taken to the Lin family in Yangzhou, where he worked as a lowly servant. Soon after, Madam Lin passed away, and Miss Lin went to stay with the Jia family. Only then did Master Lin decide to take the heir in as his adopted son.
Later, Prince Zhongshun found his heir, and from that point on, the Lin family fell apart.
Who would have thought that the next time news of the Lin family arrived, it would be that the heir had given the Lin family's only daughter a magnificent funeral as the Lin family's eldest son?
But the day after the lavish funeral, the heir vanished without a trace.
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The heir hadn't gone anywhere. He was sitting on the ground beside the grave.
He still remembered how lively it had been here yesterday. Now, only flocks of birds returning from the north remained.
Winter was coming. They were going home.
He had come home, too.
Gusu, the only place he could call home.
He didn't like drinking. Or rather, nothing in his world had any taste.
But today, he needed these cups of wine.
He lowered his head toward the name, almost worn away on the tombstone, and lifted his hand. His tears filled the empty wine cup.
He wanted to laugh, but the poisoned wine coursing through his body roared and twisted in his stomach like countless blades.
As though mocking his powerless, cowardly life.
"Brother? What's wrong?"
He thought he could smell the long-missed fragrance of mint cakes.
Accompanied by the angelic voice from his memories, it seemed to brush against his ear.
He opened his eyes. The leaves of a parasol tree, swept up by the spring breeze in Yangzhou, drifted slowly through her clear eyes once more.
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* The male lead has lost his senses of taste and smell, and can only smell the female lead's scent.
* A reborn story featuring the switched-at-birth real and fake young masters trope.
Theme: Reborn, rise up and make a success of yourself.
Is it necessary for Aunt Jiang to exist?
Will Sister Bao have too many scenes? I don't really want to see her. She's like a heroine who thinks she's reborn and gets the heroine's script... [Rolls eyes]
Seeing the interaction between these four lovelorn people... I should feel sympathy ~ but I couldn't help laughing! In both past and present lives, the male protagonist, Sister Lin, and these four people are all entangled together... Maybe this is how it goes down~~ Author~~Isn't there a candy-spreading chapter after the male protagonist talks to Sister Lin?
Like Xie Zhao? Oh my god... What a huge misunderstanding! I didn't expect that the male protagonist would misunderstand Sister Lin so much... I would rather he misunderstood it as Xuan Ming... Than Xie Zhao!!! No matter what... How to resolve this misunderstanding... Sigh
Ahhh... Luan Xu wants his sister to be the emperor and Xuanming's main palace, while he and Xie Zhao side by side? Your Highness, there is only one word for love. What my sister wants is for a lifelong pair to be each other's only doting and exclusive love.
Sister Bao didn't just go offline, why is she online again... There are really a lot of scenes between the Xue family and Sister Bao... You get what you want? Why... She is so sure that she can become the heroine after her rebirth, so the male protagonist can't still love what he loves, but must fall in love with her instead? She is too pretentious. She clearly got the rebirth script, so she should live her own life well and not let her family's tragedy happen again... Based on her intelligence, it should be no problem, instead of coveting what is not hers and what is right for her~~~ If she wants to achieve perfection, she has to sacrifice the perfection of others? It also depends on whether others want it. Even if the male protagonist is not reborn, based on his temperament, it is still impossible for him to choose her...
Adding makeup generally refers to additional gifts other than dowry given by relatives and friends to a woman who is about to get married. The term "adding makeup" is not appropriate here for the meeting gift given by Jia Mu to Sister Lin.
Luan Xu can start a sect, with three disciples and one attendant
I can't tell, but I feel that the pairing of Lin Ruhai and Jia Min was written very deliberately.
When you go home, you don't ask about your wife who walked around at the critical moment of life and death, nor about the newborn baby, but instead ask about the Lin family? This Xie Yuan is weird...