The Zhou Family Regretted Their Marriage Until They Vomited Blood, King Rui Married the Pig-Killer

When the Qin Dynasty was founded, the emperor and the empress doted on their youngest son, King Rui Zhang Mingheng, without any formality. Zhang Mingheng was injured in the north and returned to Beijing. He went to the Earl's Mansion incognito to find a job. His prospective father-in-law's family thought he was lame and of low birth. He spat in public and regretted the engagement: "Is a mud-legged man worthy of marrying my daughter?" The next second the prince smashed the scene with an imperial edict, and King Rui's identity was revealed. The Zhou family was immediately slaughtered. Zhou Qingyao, who regretted her marriage, was punished to set fire to the kitchen of Prince Rui's mansion, and she would never be able to turn over again. Shen Qingtang, a meat seller in the West Market, was straightforward and upright. He handed over a big bone stick and said, "Patch the wound." Zhang Mingheng insisted: It's her! The emperor and the empress fell in love with this girl who relied on her hands to eat, and her four brothers rushed to give her a dowry: the second brother gave her a newly invented heater, the third brother gave her a good horse from the Western Regions, the fourth brother secretly stuffed 10,000 taels of silver notes, and the fifth brother patted his chest and said, "I will be your bodyguard." The aristocratic family mocked the princess for her low birth? King Rui took out the corruption account book with his backhand and ransacked his house on the spot. War in the north? The emperor decided: "My son is going, who dares to stop him?" As for Zhou Qingyao, who was squatting in the kitchen and lighting the fire? I can only watch helplessly as my former fiancé hugs the pig-killing girl and is worshiped by all the people, and my intestines turn green with regret.