Xian'er entered the general's mansion at the age of 11. She was a child picked up by his wife Liu Rumei from the ruins. She vowed to repay Rumei's kindness with her whole life. However, as time went by, she found that her oath had changed. She did not like General Li Da. She went to the battlefield for Rumei and for herself. That day, Rumei wanted to save herself. Her husband lost her unborn child, but the old lady said that the Li family could not have children and that their son must marry another woman. Li Da was quite helpless at the time, but now he likes the second lady and his youngest son so much that even if he comes back in triumph and eats at the same table, he will not even mention a dish for Rumei. All he sees is the second lady and his son.
Xian'er sees everything in the general's family. What's the use of a woman getting married and going through life and death for her husband? In the end, he still stayed alone in the empty room.
When Rumei's fingertips touched Xian'er's skin, the grown-up child trembled all over and couldn't even put on his clothes.
But when a daughter grows up, she will get married. Both the second lady and the old lady are afraid of one thing: Xian'er is getting more and more beautiful. I'm afraid it's not a good thing, so she should get married as soon as possible.
Xian'er naturally didn't want to marry, even if the other party was some kind of young master from the Hou family.
But Liu Rumei is also in a dilemma if she doesn't marry.
"This is your life, and this is my life."
In one sentence, Xian'er was shocked. It turned out that the other party had already known her little thoughts.
Xu Wenjie, the young master of the Suxing Hou Mansion, is a good man. He appreciates Xian'er and treats Xian'er very well.
Mission: Women are self-reliant and dare to love and hate