The Evil Girl Is so Eloquent

Pre-released article "The villain doesn't want to follow the plot" [False stand-in/False horse/Purpose of bad intentions/Long-term love] Crazy criticism of powerful ministers, beauties and sensitive, highly moral and sentimental men At the age of fifteen, Aman came to Shangjing, met a trafficker and was rescued into Xie Mansion as a sweeping maid. Half a month later, a peach hit me under the peach tree in the temple. There was a lazy young man leaning on the tree. He said his name was Gu Xiuzhi, and she knew his name was Gu Xiuzhi. The examination papers were transferred, so he turned around and beat the Dengwen drum outside the palace to express his grievances, solve the case and regain the name of Huiyuan. He also encountered the youthfulness and shyness of a nineteen-year-old boy, and he was severely rejected. At the age of nineteen, he won the top prize in the palace examination. He solved the emperor's problems several times and became a popular person around him. He was promoted three levels in a row and was appointed as the imperial censor. He was regarded as a lackey by a few people and was jealous of his colleagues. It is inevitable that he will be favored by unmarried girls, and matchmakers will come to deliver portraits. She married no one here. When she was twenty-two years old, she married Zhao Shishi, the daughter of the Minister of War. Rumor has it that he took the risk to get medicine for his beloved and cured his illness. The deep love between husband and wife is enviable to others. He even hooked up with Gu Xianzhi to be her concubine. He went from ridiculous to hesitant and finally compromised. All of this is also a use. ＊＊ Zhongli Liufeng is still sweet after marriage, and has a beautiful wife at home, but he is not satisfied with his desires, so he has no choice but to add hallucinogenic drugs to the incense. She thinks that men are mostly indulgent and lustful. I have also seen him use this medicine to practice filthy behavior, so he responded to this sentence. Drinking Bizi Tang openly or covertly. One time she saw her wife vomiting for unknown reasons and liking to eat sour food. When she suspected it, she called a doctor to come to her house to find out her pulse. She even went out to get some prescriptions for the fetus and took care of her every day. However, two days later, the pregnant woman suddenly had severe pain and called the doctor. It was due to miscarriage. At the age of 25, he became the Prime Minister and became famous. Regardless of being accused by the emperor of bullying the emperor, he only fought for the opportunity for women to become officials. When going to court, she took off her official hat and the disguised human skin mask to reveal her identity as a woman. From the prime minister who is regarded as honest and upright by everyone, to the dismissed and notorious prisoner. On the day of the execution, masked men in black robbed people. Wanted notices were plastered all over the city. The former prime minister asked his savior while chewing on a piece of cornmeal: "Are you stupid? I am a sycophant!" The young Marquis raised his eyebrows and smiled: "What a coincidence, I love to cause trouble." Reading guide: If a man is incompetent, he is not worthy. The heroine always has the initiative. Zhao Shishi's marriage line: After marriage, she used her to talk nice with her father + to support herself so that she could be promoted + to be divorced + to reveal her identity + to be deceived into turning from love to hate + to be drugged, and the Queen Mother tacitly agreed to be infertile. The relationship between a woman and a man in the later stages: Pretending to like each other after planning for a long time, confessing to each other + informing the vest after death + continuing to cheat + defrauding marriage + goal achieved + palace transformation successful + imprisoned (male) who stayed overnight but was tricked by (male protagonist) The heroine is bad, and it is true that her life experience is miserable, and she cannot be washed away. Intention: Love without fear