Married to a Minister for the Second Time

The concubine Zhong Yi obeyed the arrangements of her family and was decided by her father to marry her childhood sweetheart, Jiang Yanchu, the eldest son of the Duke of Rongguo. On the night of the wedding, Zhong Yi was left out. The next day, her husband Jiang Yanchu went to garrison in southern Xinjiang. The two were separated for three years. She was left a widow at a young age. During the three years, he lived in seclusion every day, managed the ministers, served in the high hall, and treated him without any mistakes. Three years later, when her husband Jiang Yanchu returned, he not only brought back a Mrs. Ru, but also a little brother who looked very much like him from the top of his eyebrows to the corners of his eyes. Up to this point... The mother-in-law singing and son-in-law singing began in the hall. Zhong Yi's eyes were condensed, and a cold smile appeared on his lips. ********************** Han Xuanhui, the second son of the chief minister of the cabinet, was often called "Xiaoge Lao" by courtiers. Young, handsome, taciturn, and highly valued by the emperor. He was released to Nanzhili and served as Futai for three years. The emperor once said that he belonged to Nanzhili and ordered him not to return to the capital without being summoned. He was not disobedient at all and did not leave South Zhili for three years. But later, he suffered a serious leg illness and had to return to Beijing. But, what a coincidence, just a few days after returning to Beijing, there was a strange chaos in the palace... The introverted, smart and tolerant female protagonist vs. The cold, taciturn and unscrupulous male protagonist (Shuang Jie)