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Ji Chengning, the eldest son of Marquis Yongning, was arrogant, domineering and lustful, and was a well-known playboy in Luojing City.
He is heartless by nature, but he is very caring and gentle to his cousin Cui Yao, who has defected to the Hou Mansion and is out of reach.
Anyone with a discerning eye can see that this prince, who is as changeable as reading a book, has a romantic temperament, but he only has nothing to do to tease Cui Yao.
Cui Yao himself knows better that Ji Chengning's kindness to him is just based on lust and is absolutely not sincere.
He asked himself that he had never been deceived by the young marquis's sweet words. Not only was he not, but he was also very disgusted with Ji Chengning. If he had not considered the overall situation, he would have crushed Ji Chengning to ashes.
Until one day, Ji Chengning asked hesitantly: "Ah Yao, what kind of gift should you prepare when you hire someone?"
Cui Yao broke the string with a buzzing sound under his finger, but said with a smile: "Whoever you like is an honor for that person, so there is no need for a gift."
In the hottest and most humid night, the beautiful "noble girl" pinched Ji Chengning's wet chin and murmured sickly: "It's obvious that you said you liked me first, and now you want to marry someone else." The canines easily left marks on the skin, "Then who am I?"
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Ji Chengning had a dream. He dreamed that he was intercepted by an assassin, and a sharp blade was placed on his neck. Not far away, the palace was filled with flames, illuminating the assassin's face, which was so cold that it was almost human-like.
The next day, a cousin came to the house, who looked exactly like the assassin.
The young Marquis didn't know whether the nightmare was a hallucination or a premonition, so he had no other choice but to put Cui Yao under his nose and monitor him every day.
Later, the beautiful cousin inexplicably became a grown man. Ji Chengning was pinned down on the bed and tightly entangled in the skirt he had given to his cousin.
Cui Yao leaned down and gave Ji Chengning his wrist to bite, "The Prince Yongning is romantic and frivolous," he brushed his eyes lovingly at Ji Chengning's red eyes, "Don't you like to do this to others?"
The next day, Cui Yao looked at Ji Chengning quietly, "You said that if I was willing, you would marry me in a sedan chair."
Ji Chengning was furious but responded resolutely: "Get lost."
Before he finished speaking, Cui Yaorou's long black hair tangled half of his body. The "cousin" who was so beautiful that she had a ghostly air in her hand took a restraint and locked their wrists tightly together. "The prince has taken away my innocence. Could it be that he refuses to admit his guilt?"
Creeping in darkness but pretending to be brilliant, a man dressed as a ghost and a woman, aggressive × arrogant, domineering, strong and cowardly, a flirty, face-controlling dandy is subject to
Gong will change back into men's clothes.
There is no blood relationship between attack and shou. All the characters in this article are not perfect characters and have their own shortcomings.
He has the attribute of being a heartthrob, and many characters love him. His mental state is average, and he is always crawling in darkness.
Purpose: Don't judge people by their appearance.