Prison Chuntai

[Crazy criticism of the dank emperor in the late period of lack of love [expression] tough and cold-hearted palace maid chasing his wife in the crematorium | The second male lead HE] On the day Qi Heng ascended the throne, he finally married Bai Yueguang, who had been widowed for many years. But he regarded Sang Yu, who had gone through life and death together, as a shameful shame. So she asked to be deposed and dragged her crippled body to the south of the Yangtze River, where she met Li Shiyan in the gentle rain of apricot flowers. Li Shiyan taught her to read poems, coaxed her to sleep, and even made her eyes red when applying medicine for her. What Sang Yu didn't know was that Li Shiyan had been waiting for her for a long, long time. Just the day after Sang Yu left, the emperor completely lost his mind. —— Three years later, the new Jiangnan governor knelt in the imperial study, his spine straight: "I want to marry her." The tyrant's expression remained unchanged, but he crushed the ring in his hand. He had seen Sang Yu trembling with pain all over his body, but he had never seen her so alive. ——Wearing an apricot-red underskirt, standing on tiptoes to brush off the fallen flowers on her shoulders. Qi Heng destroyed half of the palace, and finally broke into the wedding room with scarlet eyes: "Would you rather have a useless scholar than me?" Sang Yu looked at him coldly and corrected: "No, you didn't want me first." Reading Guide Female Not Male C (Second Male)/The female protagonist was covered in bruises in the early stage, but was healed by the Second Male in the later stage The male protagonist is crazy about being paranoid and chases his wife to death, while the second male protagonist is gentle and firm Contains / forced love / Machiavellian sadomasochism