After Being Divorced, He Insisted on Pampering Me.

(Shuangjie 1v1 Su Shuang slaps sweet pet in the face to the end) (Snake type, a sinister female protagonist who focuses on pretending to be a pig and eating tigers x a tsundere and mad male protagonist who focuses on chasing his wife for a hundred years) Qin Yici traveled through time to three years later. At that time, his father had been framed by a traitor and demoted from Shangshu to county magistrate. His fiancé, Prince Qing, who had high ambitions, even allowed himself to be buried alive with him. When she woke up from her dream, she realized that she couldn't keep the Qin family stable by pretending to be stupid and hiding herself. She had to shine brightly to clear the obstacles. And His Royal Highness the Prince, who unexpectedly had his soul penetrated into the maid, also fell silent: Didn't he say that his fiancée, whom he had never met before, was dull and dull? She is the one who strategizes and predicts things like a god, she is the one who is full of knowledge and can speak clearly, and it is she who is the respected gentleman who is proud of everyone! When people thought she was crying in a corner of the countryside, Qin Yici just smiled and said, "Fame and wealth, bring it to you." … Ji Nanshi, the prince of Qing Dynasty, had a leisurely life, a noble body, and high eyesight. He looked down upon Qin Yici, his child's lover, and disliked her in every possible way. However, after he was knocked unconscious by lightning for several months and woke up again, he turned into a different person and pursued her fiercely. Ji Nanshi: "Find Miss Qin quickly, I want to accompany you in reading." All the dignitaries said: "Your Highness, I'm afraid Qin Yici's talent is dull and stupid." Ji Nanshi shook his head: "... You made a mistake. It's me who asked to be my companion, not her." In order to win back his fiancée, Ji Nanshi used all kinds of treasures, and he can be called the first example of chasing his wife. Qin Yici, who had long forgotten this character, said: "A man will only affect the speed at which I draw my sword. If you want to marry me, you should pursue me slowly."