Chi Zhou fell into a novel about revenge and abuse of scum. Unfortunately, he was the first scum among thousands of scum.
At this time, the original owner has completed [falling in love with the beautiful and powerful male protagonist at first sight at the palace banquet, snatching the prince by force, and taking advantage of the fact that his ancestors were the founding fathers of the country, his father and brother died early, and his orphans and widowed mother made the Queen Mother pity him, and forced him to marry a noble man from heaven. His family had become a Marquis, and there was no possibility of seizing the legitimate heir. He waited for all the prerequisites for committing suicide, and only waited until the plot reached the end. The male protagonist had the power, castrated him, threw him into a dog pen, raised him for seventy-seven forty-nine days, and died in Ling Chi.
Chi Zhou: "..." Some people are alive, but he is already dead.
On the eve of the wedding, Chi Zhou packed up his luggage and escaped over the wall. He was frightened back by the guarding wolf dog and died.
On the day of the wedding, Chi Zhou went to meet his bride and ran away halfway. He was scared back by a stray dog in the alley and died.
On the night of the wedding, Chi Zhou thought hard, and finally asked his new wife through the hijab: "To discuss something, I will tell you who made you marry me, can you not kill me?"
Xie Mingjing: "...?" Didn't you get the imperial edict by asking for it?
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Xie Mingjing grew up in the cold palace. He has been accustomed to the warmth and coldness of human relationships and the harshness of the world since he was a child. In his eyes, there are only two kinds of people in this world: those who are valuable and those who have used them up.
He is too good at turning all unfavorable conditions into his own advantage, and is good at taking one step and counting ten steps. So when it became clear to him that continuing to stay in the palace would have no effect, Xie Mingjing decisively set up a trap to "marry" himself into the Hou Mansion.
But on their wedding night, his nominally dandy, uneducated husband-in-law held his hand and said to him carefully: "I'll tell you who hurt you, can you please don't kill me?"
In front of him was a narrow world covered by a red hijab. The young man's voice was clear and clean, with a bit of forcibly disguised calmness.
Xie Mingjing suddenly felt interesting and slowly raised the corners of his lips: "Okay."
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There is something wrong with the beautiful, strong but pitiful male protagonist, and even his character is a bit broken.
Specifically reflected in his wasting plans day by day, staying in bed getting lazier day by day, and his absurd excess of racing one night at a time...
Something is wrong, very wrong!
When Xie Mingjing wanted to kill an insignificant little villain again, Chi Zhou gave him a symbolic persuasion. Xie Mingjing immediately turned to look at him with downcast eyes, looking pitiful and helpless: "Zhou Zhou knows that I lost my mother when I was a child, and he called me a wild child..."
Chi Zhou subconsciously coaxed him into bed.
After waking up the next day, Chi Zhou rubbed his sore waist, sat on the bed and meditated for a long time, feeling deeply that he had been trapped.
Even so, after Xie Mingjing ascended the throne, some ministers reported that Chizhou was arrogant, extravagant and lewd, brought trouble to the court, was restless at home, and made the emperor indulge in beauty every day.
Chi Zhou was so angry that he looked at the culprit: "Are you a dog?"
Xie Mingjing smiled gently, nodded without any psychological burden, and called to him: "Woof! It's Zhouzhou's dog."
Chi Zhou: "..."
This article is also known as: "On the story of how I failed to escape from marriage twice and finally married a dog"
Copy archived on 2024.02.21
Intention: to break through the gap in the soul and fall in love.