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I am married to the second most noble man in the world, but I don't love him. Because before that, he was my future brother-in-law. The imperial edict came into the Cui Mansion along with the rewards. When my father was happy, everyone in the house received the rewards. Only my eldest sister was ashamed. She has been having a heated fight with a Jianghu knight recently, and is very impatient with the prince who is persistently pursuing him. I didn't understand that His Royal Highness the Crown Prince was powerful and should be the next monarch if nothing else happened, so I asked her why. But she said: "What do you know? A woman from an aristocratic family has been locked up in a high-rise building since she was a child. Do I want to be trapped in a high-rise building for the rest of my life?" I understand, she wants to be happy with her grudges and live freely in the world. Since she doesn't want it, it should be okay for me to want it, right?

Five months into my pregnancy, the baby's umbilical cord was wrapped around his neck twice, and each time it was not released until I was on the operating table. The surgeon in charge was puzzled: "Such a situation is really rare. It's like the child did it on purpose." I kept wondering and thinking about it, and I couldn't figure it out. But it took my husband and I six years to conceive this child through IVF, and I will never give up on her no matter what. It wasn't until the third time when I was lying on the operating table because the umbilical cord was wrapped around my neck that I suddenly heard the child's heartbeat. "Mom, be obedient and give up on me. Only then will you live a happier life."

When I was sixteen, someone broke one of my legs to save Ruan Niannian. From then on, the young masters and ladies in Kyoto laughed at me behind my back for being a cripple. Ruan's father and Ruan's mother therefore made an engagement for me and Ruan Niannian, but Ruan Niannian had no intention of marrying me. It wasn't until I was twenty-five years old that I accidentally bumped into her smiling coquettishly and nestling in the arms of another man. When she mentioned me, she sounded impatient and indifferent. I calmly broke off the engagement with Ruan's father and Ruan's mother, and went to Hainan alone with my suitcase. On the day I left to board the plane, Ruan Niannian came to stop me. She warned me not to be ungrateful and that no one would look down on me without her. I turned around and handed over my boarding pass without hesitation.