A Pregnant Woman from Outside the House Entered the House, and I Married a Cold and Powerful Minister.

[Fighting in the house and fighting in the palace + double cleansing + chasing his wife in the crematorium + running in both directions + never looking back + doting on his wife] Chu Wanning is the daughter of a merchant. She has not been good at business since she was a child. Although she is married to Xiao Mansion, she is in name only. One year after the marriage, her husband died on the way to take office. She supported the fragmented Xiao family alone, took care of her mother-in-law, supported her younger siblings, and observed mourning for her husband for three years. Three years later, the husband survived the disaster and returned with his bride and young son. Xiao Jingchen: "Chu Wanning, from now on, she is his wife and you are my concubine. You have had nothing to do for many years, and it is your blessing that I will not leave you." She swore not to be a concubine to her death, and she stopped her love, and at the same time cut off the support in the house. My grandmother lost her expensive medicine, my sister-in-law lost her clothes and treasures, and my uncle lost his expensive silver. The family yelled and scolded her for being jealous and vindictive, narrow-minded, and unworthy of the Xiao family. On the day of reconciliation, she left without leaving a single brick or tile to the Xiao family. Xiao Jingchen said harshly, "No matter how hard it is for a woman to reconcile with you, someone will ask you to marry me. One day, you will definitely turn around and ask to be my concubine." From then on, he waited for her to come back every day. One day, one month, one year, until he heard the news that she had remarried, he finally panicked and began to desperately try to save her... After Chu night Ning and Li left, he was obsessed with medical skills and healed his legs. He managed the small medical clinic in a prosperous manner and became well-known in Beijing. It was hard to find a partner. Dignitaries and dignitaries rushed to visit her, and they even fought with each other to see her. A certain cold and powerful official came under the moonlight and knocked on her door. "I am not feeling well, so I came on my own without asking for you." "Oh? I see that the conductor has a strong posture, and he climbed over the wall neatly and in one go. I wonder where he is feeling unwell?"