The Fairy Wife Is Too Confusing

This article is a sweet love one-on-one, a strong man and a strong woman, a clean mind and body, and the best actor performance. She was a little princess from one of the ten largest families on earth. She was loved by thousands of people. However, she lost contact with her family when she entered Zeira. She came to a strange place inexplicably and stood in front of a strange man without knowing anything. She was seduced by the man into bed, wrongly, on a ship. Under the pressure of choosing between life and moral integrity, he finally chose life and abandoned moral integrity. An "engagement" ended like this before it even started. She was the eldest daughter of a small family in the Southern Barbarians. She was arrogant, willful, and fearless. When she met that man who was like a god, he could give her the world as long as she wanted. He would indulge her and tolerate her, making her even more unscrupulous. What lies between the two is the bizarre "engagement" and how to overcome it. She was the youngest male disciple of the founder of the Yunqi Sect. She was gifted and mysterious. She wanted to cry when she saw Master Shota and Senior Brother whom she had acquired inexplicably. But how could this Senior Brother be so good-looking? He was aloof and indifferent, a perfect example of an immortal. He could be seen from a distance but not toyed with. It is more heart-warming to be warm in the cold, but she has shouldered so much, does she still qualify? Who can join her hand in hand to enjoy these thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, and enjoy the ups and downs of the world together! Or is there someone else? Clips of the male protagonist's scenes: A certain man: "Seeing how miserable you are, I reluctantly let you go home with me." A certain woman: "What a misery, what a reluctance, are you kidnapping?" A certain male scoundrel: "Really? I thought I was rescuing you." A certain woman kept rolling her eyes. A certain man smoothed his hair: "Well, actually, I am here to save that man."