The White-Haired Prime Minister's Childhood Wife

Su Xiaoxi, who is naughty and cute with a bright smile, is attracted by the county magistrate. They are powerless and oppressed by the county magistrate. When they were frightened, Su Xiaoxi was tied to the house by the county magistrate and planned to use force. In order to preserve her innocence and reputation, she chose to die. Seeing her being brought into the magistrate's house, he hated his powerlessness, so he tried his best to escape, but when he arrived at the magistrate's house, what he got was her cold body. He looked up to the sky and screamed, a thunderstorm came, and he was so crazy that his black hair turned into white hair overnight. He pointed to the sky and swore that he would trample the world under his feet. [Fragment 1]: On the red couch, a trembling figure huddled in the corner with her knees in her arms, staring directly at the door, like a frightened bird; the wind outside the window whistled, and kept blowing against the paper window, making a 'woo-woo' sound. Two servants stood at the door, whispering non-stop, until a figure appeared in the corridor. "Sir," the two servants bowed their heads in greeting. The county magistrate looked at the servant and asked, "She didn't do anything, did she?" "No". The county magistrate waved his hand and dismissed the two servants. Pushing the door open and walking in, when he saw the petite figure on the red couch, his eyes were full of greedy desire. "Little beauty, let me love you well tonight." The magistrate rubbed his hands and walked towards the red couch in small steps, while the people on the red couch watched in horror as the disgusting old man walked towards him step by step, shaking his head like a rattle, and kept shouting: "No, don't come here, please." When the old man was about to approach the red couch, the little man suddenly jumped down and circled around the round table with the old man. He backed away in horror and said, "Don't come over here, or I'll die in front of you." After saying that, he bumped his head against the corner of the dressing table. His vision went dark and he lost consciousness. The only thing he thought about was: Brother Hao, goodbye forever! [Clip 2]: Seeing his beloved being kidnapped by the county magistrate, he was furious and wanted to stop it with all his life. What was deplorable was that he had no power to fight back. He was lying at his feet. His mother-in-law, who had raised him for fifteen years, had been killed by them. While those people were distracted, he knocked out the government servant and ran desperately to the county magistrate's office. Even though it was raining heavily, he still ran. However, what he saw in front of the county magistrate's house was a stiff and cold body that was soaked by the rain. He hugged her body without warmth tremblingly. Under the light of lightning, he saw her broken skin but no blood on her forehead. Holding her in his arms, he walked back step by step with great difficulty, letting the rain wet their bodies. He shouted to the sky, then knelt on the ground with a bang. He pointed at the sky and shouted: "I want to crush this world under my feet." He felt that his heart was breaking, his eyes were cracking, his blood was boiling, and his hair was dancing wildly. As the rain fell from his face, his black hair was changing, and the disappearing color slipped from his eyes, diluted by the rain. [Clip 3]: In the royal training ground, everyone in official uniforms smiled happily, kept saying flattering words, and praised the emperor's archery skills. The emperor looked at the white-haired prime minister beside him, pointed to the fallen horse on the ground and asked: "Prime Minister, I shot this horse, is there any reward?" "No". The cold voice came, without any warmth, and the whole body was white, except for the uncertain black eyes on his face. "Why?" The emperor asked displeasedly, his brows were furrowed but he was not angry. "Because what the emperor shot was not a horse, but a deer." After hearing this, all the officials screamed in horror and whispered. The emperor's face darkened, and he pointed at the horse and said dissatisfied: "What I shot was obviously a horse. Why did the prime minister say it was a deer? Dear ladies, can you tell me whether it was a horse or a deer?" "The emperor wants to know whether the horse or deer lying on the ground is a horse or a deer, so everyone should tell the truth." His hands were still folded behind his back, his tone was very calm, he didn't even look at the crowd, and his voice was still without warmth. Everyone bowed their heads, raised their hands and bowed: "Your Majesty, what you shot was indeed a deer."