The Prince Who Suppresses His Wife Wants to Kidnap Him

She is stunningly talented and beautiful, and has the secret of killing fruit. Assisting the young master, frightening the princes, fending off foreign enemies, and fighting bravely in the army will only result in random arrows piercing the heart. Twenty-three years later, when she was reborn, even if she was sent to the eighteenth level of hell, she would have to pay with the blood of the person who had wronged her! He is vicious, ruthless and ruthless. On the surface, she is as gentle as jade and as elegant as the wind. But even so, no noble daughter was willing to commit herself to him. When he met her, he tried his best to trick her into getting a marriage, with flowers and candles in the bridal chamber, and a spring night worth a thousand pieces of gold... He plotted against her, loved her, and pampered her. She rejected him, resented him, and dealt with him. He controls everything secretly, strategizing the world, but he can't do anything to her. She came with a vengeful spirit, she calculated every step and was careful at every step, but she still fell into his gentle trap. Standing on the cusp of turmoil, she faced a dilemma. Should I accompany him to conquer the world, or should I say goodbye and be a stranger again? Unique small theater Female version When Mu Jingyao met him for the first time, she cheated him out of a jade pendant and offered him another. She sneered: "Hypocrite." When there was a little trouble, he came to the rescue in time, and she sneered: "He is still a gentleman." When he was poisoned, he tried his best to save her. She frowned slightly: "He is indeed a gentleman." Male version When Tan Jinxian met her for the first time, he was cheated of two pieces of rare jade. He sneered: "Villain." When he learned that she was in trouble, he immediately came to the rescue, but what he got was repaying kindness with hatred. He sneered: "What a villain." He risked his life to detoxify her, but she didn't take advantage of him. He frowned slightly: "You are a villain in vain."