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The extremely noble eldest princess of the Great Xia Dynasty, dressed as a real daughter living in the countryside? As soon as she recognized her ancestors and returned to her clan, she was ostracized and bullied by a group of socialite sisters headed by a fake daughter. Is it a fool to say that she is uneducated? They know nothing about music, chess, calligraphy, painting, etiquette, music, archery, and numbers. How dare they do this? Do the Mo family think that the baby she has chosen is rude and uneducated? Is there a female cousin waiting to take over? No problem! She was trained by the palace fighting champion since she was a child. House fights with charioteers are no problem! He can control famous families, win in battles with famous families, he is talented in culture and military skills, and he can control them with his hands. Who says modern society is bad? This modern society is so wonderful! The only bad thing is a man who doesn't know etiquette! He always hugged her, pinched her and pampered her, loving her to the core! She wanted to get together, but the other party pushed her into the corner and bullied her severely! "Mrs. Mo, in modern times, you can understand the meaning of harmony and separation as drinking together without separation."

Her fiancé and the scumbag sister teamed up to betray her, causing her to accidentally offend the mysterious emperor. The next day, he was escorted to the Civil Affairs Bureau, where he blinded the onlookers with his flash wedding. Before marriage, she was serious, and we wanted to have a three-part agreement. A certain man replied, "No problem." After the marriage, she tore the white lotus with her hands and tortured the scumbag with her backhand, and her life was as smooth as cheating. Long Yuye, a rumored big shot, was ruthless and unfeminine in person, but in person he only did three things: dote on his wife, dote on his wife, and dote on his wife. Ye Qingxin complained: "What did we say before we got married?" Someone closed the door and looked innocent: "I said there is nothing wrong with my body."