[Calm and wise lady vs. Self-abnegating and polite, dank male ghost]
When Fu Shixia woke up, he found himself wearing a red hijab and sitting upright on a strange bed.
Suddenly, a weighing scale swayed cautiously and lifted her hijab.
The red candle flickered, and she raised her eyes to see the face clearly.
But how could she marry Xiao Huaiyu, the King of Rui who is known as the Jade-faced God of War? Isn't her fiancé the second son of the Minister of Tobe?
Fu Shixia pinched her thigh carefully and said, "Hey," she wasn't dreaming. How could she have such an unrealistic dream?
Concubine? Concubine? This wedding dress doesn't fit the bill either.
After the wedding night, Fu Shixia found out that she was Xiao Huaiyu's wife who had been brought back in a sedan chair after asking His Majesty for a marriage.
As for the reason, the maid and mother-in-law in the room didn't know anything. She only said that the Fu family was originally planning to marry the prince, but she was snatched away by Xiao Huaiyu.
Now, three years have passed since she fell into the water and fell into a coma at the Hundred Flowers Banquet.
So, what happened in the past three years! How could he still have something to do with the prince?
Not to mention this, what was even more frightening was that she found that she always fell into a coma and could not control her body.
No, in this case, it was more like she was being possessed by a ghost.
This ghost also caused her a lot of trouble.
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Xiao Huaiyu has been worried since the engagement. Although he knew that Fu Shixia also liked him, it was indeed his fault to rashly take the marriage away from the prince.
Later on the wedding night, he carefully opened his hijab and saw a pair of alert almond eyes. For some reason, Xiao Huaiyu felt an inexplicable pain in his heart.
His wife did not forgive him.
Later, all the secret guards of the palace knew that the prince always had a scar on his body that belonged to the princess. Whenever the princess got into trouble outside, the prince would slap the wound a few more times.
Fu Shixia got into countless troubles, and Xiao Huaiyu only blamed himself for not treating her well. He was the one who let Xia Xia down.
Small theater:
One day, Fu Shixia was fully prepared to share her concerns with her husband. She was really possessed by a ghost, and she really traveled to three years later. Didn't she always abandon Xiao Huaiyu?
Fu Shixia dared to swear to God that there had never been any rotten romance in her life in the past ten years or so, and she had never met Xiao Huaiyu at all. Ding Potian only glanced at him quietly during the palace banquet, and he glared back at that time.
So, she saw Xiao Huaiyu applying medicine and wiping tears alone outside the study window, and whispered that he was sorry for her and would not let her go.
Fu Shixia was shocked and never mentioned the matter again.
Reading guide:
1. Sc, 1v1, he sweet text
2. There is a reason why the male protagonist did not ask the emperor to marry him without the consent of the female protagonist, which will be explained in the subsequent plot.
I'll leave an Easter egg for everyone to guess as to whether the heroine has lost her memory or is transported three years later.
Copywritten on 2025.4.16
Intention: To grow upward
