Talking about Tutor Wei in the palace, people in the Xia Dynasty were frightened by the news.
This person can be said to be cruel and ruthless, and he does not recognize his relatives.
No one knows that Wei Shu has an unspeakable secret.
At night she turns into a cat.
The most unfortunate thing is that she was picked up by the most useless princess in the palace.
Hua Ning is a person who can't be seen in the corner of the academy during class. He doesn't know anything about playing music, chess, calligraphy or painting.
What Wei Shu despised the most was that she was a princess, but anyone could bully her.
Do you really doubt that you can eat a fish after being picked up by such trash?
Sure enough, just after eating, the table was turned over by the palace servants.
What Wei Shu didn't expect was that the useless princess would learn to resist.
It looks like it can still be saved.
The next second, Hua Qinghe: You can bully me but not my cat!
Wei Shu: She must be out of her mind to put her hopes on the useless princess.
In order not to suffer, Wei Shu could only help the cat owner herself.
Unexpectedly, with help, Wei Shu also brought the princess into the cat's nest!
Hua Qinghe is the princess with the least status in the palace, anyone can step on her.
She felt wronged and shed tears. She followed the example of her mother and concubine and carefully knelt down in the Buddhist hall to pray devoutly, hoping that her life would be better.
The day did not get better, the only difference was that she picked up a cat in the corner.
In the dark and cold night, Hua Qinghe hugged the cat and whispered.
The palace servant who withheld the charcoal fire on the second day was fined and sent to the clothing bureau.
Another day, the eldest sister who bullied her was grounded...
Hua Qinghe was surprised to find that praying to God is worse than praying to a cat.
This article can also be called:
"Are the cold and arrogant cat and the cruel master the same species?"
"What should I do if my cat is taken from its home?"
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Concept: Happiness requires hard work.