Couch Chunhuan

In her previous life, Shi Wenzhu followed the engagement and married into the Lu family. She became the wife of Sun Lu Mi, the eldest son of the Lu family. She took care of her husband. She was cautious in the high-end and deep house and took care of the housework. She worked hard, hoping to treat her husband with respect as a guest. However, her sincerity only resulted in Lu Mi sending her to a grave in the wilderness. After she was reborn, she didn't want to be troubled by her mean and ungrateful mother-in-law. She didn't want to live a life like falling into an abyss due to Lu Burian's plan. She was determined to cut off the past with Lu Burian and send him to a living hell. The fifth uncle in the Lu family was the legitimate son of Marquis Jingyuan, a powerful commander of the Wuyi Guards, and he was still alone at the age of thirty. In the snowy day, her black hair was whitened by the snow, her warm tears fell on the gilded words, and her voice was trembling but firm as she knelt down: "Uncle, I will never marry you." The man's eyes were cold and his voice was calm: "Do you know that this marriage is not something you just want to do without?" "I, I will marry." It was an accidental encounter, but that delicate but tough silhouette was engraved into Lu Xuan's heart like a brand. He stretched out his hand to drag her up from the mud, his breath hot, "Once you have decided, there is no way back." Everyone knew that Lu Xuan was cruel and ruthless, but Shi Wenzhu was the only one who had seen his hot and affectionate nature late at night. He cleared all obstacles for her, protected her under his wings, and gave her all his tenderness and paranoia in a deserted place. But when she learned that he had been deliberately robbing her from the very beginning, Shi Wenzhu finally became afraid and fled overnight. But in the stormy sky, he was stopped by him with a embroidered spring knife. The sword reflected the snow, and there was a surge of possessiveness in his eyes: "Shi Wenzhu, you shouldn't run away."