[Gentle and tough career-oriented female protagonist × impermanent and awkward love-minded male protagonist]
With an imperial edict, Yi Lianqing became the first princess to return to Beijing for marriage.
Five years ago, in order to overturn her grandfather's verdict, she broke her oath and asked for a marriage. Lu Duan stopped the carriage on her way out of the customs, and finally said goodbye to her, and she was never heard from again. Until Lu Duan asked her to return to Beijing.
The capital has changed. The once high-spirited Lan Tailang has become a sycophant who stirs up troubles. Sitting across from her, apart from indifference, there is only hatred.
She didn't understand why he hated her so much.
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The news of the death of Princess Yu Chang came from the grassland. Lu Duan lost his hair and body, and escaped into Buddhism. It has been fifteen years since the Qing Deng Ancient Buddha.
That day when he was copying scriptures, a strong wind suddenly arose, and the pages flew into the air. When the dust settled, he found that he was seventeen years old again. However, mistakes began to happen, and Yi Lianqing had already married away from her relatives. He had no choice but to work step by step and try his best to hold the power in his hands and force her to return to Beijing.
When they met again, they looked at each other from a distance while drinking and drinking. She thought she was seeing the young man she had let down when she was fifteen, but she didn't know that the person looking at her had already experienced the seven sufferings of the world and experienced the tribulations of the world.
Fortunately it's not too late. After plundering by force and exhausting all the traps, she accepted his engagement gift and promised to stay together for the rest of her life and never separate again.
But could she clearly see whether it was a human or a ghost in front of her?
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On a rainy night, Yin Han collapsed. The lightning made her face pale, and the sword pointed directly at him: Prince Zhang De, were you the one who killed him?
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1. Double c, the heroine's ex will explain later
2. Machiavellian tactics are relatively simple
Purpose: National unity
