Force and robbery·Chasing wife hzc
On the day the rebels entered the imperial city, Wen Yuheng and his sister became prisoners of Lingyuan King Mu Xici.
Once the country was destroyed and her sister died, she was looked down upon.
The father is fierce and the mother is cruel. They both want to sell her for profit.
For this reason, he did not hesitate to ask her to recommend herself as a pillow and climb onto the bed of the fierce, cruel and uncertain new emperor.
As for the new emperor Mu Xici, he was capricious, tyrannical, and extremely bad.
Suddenly he said: "Don't think you are Ajin's sister and just try to seduce me."
"You are not even remotely similar to Ajin."
Then he said: "I want you to be the queen."
Wen Yuheng: He is going to marry my sister before her body is even cold. This person is so heartless, heartless, and crazy!
The soldiers who had followed Mu Xici for many years all knew that their master had a Bai Yueguang.
This woman is the legitimate daughter of Wen Shangshu of Shangjing City and the queen of the Qian Dynasty.
For her sake, the Lord vowed to conquer Shangjing and seize the supreme position.
Mu Xici fought desperately, walked through mountains of corpses and seas of blood, escaped death countless times, and finally entered the Daqian Palace and got his long-cherished wish.
But he found that the little girl he had been thinking about for more than ten years was a complete stranger to him when they met again.
What's even more frightening is that he actually has some unspeakable thoughts about her sister.
In his beautiful dream every day, the girl with whom he was romantically involved had a clear face. Why was it her sister Wen Yuheng! ?
Mu Xici finally realized that everything was wrong in the past, but his Ah Heng didn't remember him at all, and he still had the fiancé he longed for...
*The male protagonist recognized the wrong person. The male protagonist has nothing to do with his sister. He only likes her from the beginning to the end*
Note: 1. Sc&1v1&he;
2. It is very empty, don't do any research.
Intention: If you never forget it, there will be a response
