Ji Yun, the illegitimate son of the Marquis of Anding, was born to a low-status mother and was unwelcome in the household. Even though he lived cautiously, he was often mistreated, and had no choice but to quietly find ways to support himself.
One night, on his way back to the estate, Ji Yun came across a child who was nearly frozen to death. Out of compassion, he took the child to a clinic.
He thought it had been no more than a chance encounter, but before long, he saw the child again in the estate.
Then a series of strange things began happening in the household.
For example, the meals became more plentiful, the servant who had constantly made things difficult for him was executed, and even his younger brother, who was always bullying him, fell into the lake...
Ji Yun had no choice but to take his foolish younger brother's place and attend the palace banquet.
When the emperor arrived, Ji Yun knelt with the crowd. From a distance, he saw the boy beside the emperor. He looked like his young study attendant...
Puppy-like gong x married-wife shou
Theme: Expressing the author's thoughts and feelings
This should be Shen Yuan, right?
Why didn't I understand the chapter "The Beggar"?
My mom, I like it so much. It's so well written, why isn't it popular? Is it because my wife didn't sign the contract? It's really good, but it's a pity that I can't reward it. Will my wife open another book? The writing is very good
I really like their story [Spread Flowers]
"Mr. Ding was reluctant," he said, "Catch a big bug for the author~" one face
"The goal was achieved, but he had insomnia. He stared at the empty bed curtains with his eyes open and couldn't fall asleep." This is a big bug for the author~ Is there something missing here?
"Ji Jun crawled to the inside of the bed and got close to Ji Jun's chest to listen to his heartbeat, and heard that it was still beating weakly." Catch a big bug for the author~