Everyone in the capital knows that Lord Shen Cong'an spoils his wife without limit.
When she's tired, he massages her shoulders and legs and pours her tea.
When she craves pastries from Sanxiangzhai, he personally waits in line to buy them.
When she doesn't want to be cooped up at home, he fully supports her in opening a clinic, starting a school, and going out to do business.
When she wants to travel, he leaves the whole family behind during his annual holiday and takes her off to roam the country...
One day, while discussing state affairs in the imperial study, he stares intently at the emperor's desk.
Curious, the emperor asks, "Lord Shen, what are you looking at?"
Lord Shen gives a light cough. "My wife needs a paperweight. The one on Your Majesty's desk looks quite nice..."
The emperor flies into a rage. "Shen Cong'an! Have you no shame? You came all the way to me to ask for something for your wife! How many fine things have you taken home from the palace over the past two years? Is there anything in your heart besides your wife?"
Lord Shen answers with complete seriousness, "My heart is small. There's room for my wife alone."
After reading it for several days in a row, I finally finished it. I originally wanted to give it a try, but it turned out to be unexpectedly good, so I started reading it all!!
It feels so sad to see the emperor pass away so early.
Very good, perfect writing. Thank you to the author.
There was a section in the middle where I wanted to give up the book, but then I insisted on reading it, and it was quite good.
Super super super pretty
It wasn't amazing at first, but it got better later on, with a humorous writing style and flesh-and-blood characters.
Why is there no ending for Shen Ruyue and Luo Yanqiu? How are they doing? I want to see
I just didn't see Prince Xiao have a perfect result, so I'm a little bit regretful hahaha
Worth a look. The storyline has ups and downs and suspense is reborn. It's just that there are too many intrigues and too much ugliness and distortion of human nature. It's either the internal fighting in the palace that was bribed by the Queen Mother, or the torturing underhanded methods in the mansion, the best in the countryside, etc., And it lacks a little bit of human righteousness. Since it's time travel, it doesn't show anything prophetic, which is a pity. If you don't like your personal opinion, don't comment
A very nice book. The part in Nanshan Village is a bit long at first, but it becomes more and more exciting as it goes on. It is the kind of book that becomes more and more attractive the more you read it. It is very exciting. I recommend it to book lovers.