Princess Jiang Xun of Qinghe was arrogant and domineering, and was shunned by everyone in the capital. She was originally accused of marrying Xie Xun, the eldest son of Xie.
However, the fortune teller bluntly said that Xie Xun's life was guilty of evil, and the punishment would harm his relatives. He had to use Buddhism to cleanse his life of evil spirits.
Xie Xun fled into Buddhism, and the engagement was naturally annulled.
Jiang Xun's marriage fell to his second son Xie Lan.
Everyone sighed, pity Xie Jiayulang for being stuck in a pile of "cow dung" like Jiang Xun.
Unexpectedly, Jiang Xun and Xie Lan's husband sang and followed each other in harmony after getting married.
Jiang Xun was extremely satisfied with her current life. Even though she was unhappy with suppressing her temperament, as long as Xie Lan's tender eyes looked at her, she felt that everything was worth it.
Unexpectedly, when Xie Lan returned from business, he brought back a weak woman named Liu Fufeng and wanted to take her as his concubine.
Jiang Xun was filled with anger and naturally refused.
Xie Lan looked at her disappointedly,
"I didn't believe the rumors that the princess was domineering, but now it seems that the rumors are true..."
Jiang Xun was so angry that he threw away the book and drank away his sorrows in the Bodhi Forest.
With her drunken eyes, she caught sight of a man wearing monk's robes kneeling in the forest.
She staggered towards him, but her drunkenness made her unsteady, and she fell limply into the man's arms.
The man's eyes were indifferent, and there was no sadness or joy on his handsome face, and he said,
"Donor, you are drunk."
Jiang Xun caressed his chiselled face and put her bright red lips next to his ear, "Let me get drunk."
That day the setting sun was like blood, the spring breeze flowed in the Bodhi Forest, and the night was absurd.
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After luring his family into corruption, Jiang Xun deeply felt that his sin was serious, but he was addicted to it and could not extricate himself.
However, the separation lasted only a few months. Xie Lan claimed that he was obsessed with things and knelt down to ask Jiang Xun for forgiveness.
Jiang Xun looked at his still tender features and felt moved in his heart.
Who can have no fault? She also made a fool of herself, and the two were even.
She repaired a letter, and Xie Lan had to go to the door with a thorn and kowtow three times before he could repair it.
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It's night.
Jiang Xun opened the door and saw the monk she had been fooling around with for several months.
The man who was originally full of Buddha nature had reddish eyes and dagger-like eyes, as if he were a demon Buddha in the world.
He lifted Jiang Xun's chin and pressed her against the door, unable to move. His usually cold voice was hoarse and gloomy.
"What? I can't compare to my good brother, so why do I ask the princess to miss him so much?"
Jiang Xun was shocked and angry, and was about to scold him for being "presumptuous" when the door behind him suddenly shook, and Xie Lan's voice rang in his ears,
"My good wife, I have made a mistake for my husband, so I have come to apologize to you. Please open the door quickly and let your husband in."
In the room across the door, the monk held Jiang Xun tightly in his arms, bowed his head and kissed her red lips, and chuckled,
"Princess is so greedy, it's not enough for me to serve you?"
"My brother is really noisy and annoying."
"Tell him to get lost."
[Women are not in the same place as men, and the emotional line of the male and female protagonists is after the heroine reconciles and divorces]
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