Tang Qi felt that she was lucky.
With a marriage proposal, she married Jiang Heng, a young general who was famous in the capital. I thought I was going to face the cold-faced King of Hell, but unexpectedly the other party handed over the key to the ledger and generously delegated power:
"You can change the yard as you wish. You can eat and play whatever you want. If you don't have enough money, come to me."
"I'm busy with official duties, so I spend most of my time in the front yard."
Her mother-in-law is kind, her sister-in-law is lively, and even her legendary cousin Lu Wei has become her confidant. Fishing for fish without hooks, making sweet-scented osmanthus cakes together, protecting each other secretly in dangerous situations in the palace... Tang Qi's days in Jiang Mansion actually tasted the sweetness of the quiet years.
Everything seemed too good to be true—until she heard the "gossip" with her own ears.
"Miss Lu's treatment of our uncle is engraved in her bones!"
"She was the one who took care of the sick bed with her clothes on, she was the one who risked her life to protect him on the battlefield, and it was she who warmed the soup and sent it to the study every night..."
"Childhood sweethearts, our love is as deep as the sea. If not for the marriage granted by Your Majesty, the position of eldest mistress should have been hers!"
Gossips are like poisonous thorns that pierce the surface of warmth.
It turns out that my cousin's coldness and alienation are fake, and her gentleness and thoughtfulness are also fake. She is approaching her step by step, just to carve into her heart the past of her husband's deep love with others?
Tang Qi became cold-hearted and distanced herself from this seemingly harmless flower.
Lu Wei finally angered his elders and was banned.
Tang Qi thought this was victory, that Green Tea finally took off its mask.
However, the seemingly jealous gossip, the controversial grounding, and the shattering accident turned out to be a shocking chess game that used life as a chess and shook the government and the opposition.
Intention: Even if you are in a cage, you should be like weeds.
