However, His Highness has poor eyesight.
[Soft and sickly beauty VS the paranoid male protagonist who is black in everything except his face.]
Ruan Yang was the apple of the Duke's eye. She had been a beauty since she was young. She was doted on by the Marquis's father, the Princess 'mother, and her three older brothers. Outside, she had the Prime Minister's son as her childhood sweetheart to protect her.
She was loved by countless people, and her biggest dream in life was to grow up quickly and wait for the beautiful brother next door who didn't like to talk to marry her.
Who knew that she would oversleep and wake up to find that she had turned from 12 years old to 16 years old. Not only that, but she was also married.
Fortunately, she was married to the big brother she had always liked.
Unfortunately, she had gone from being the first wife to a second wife, and she was still a weak one.
Also, he was clearly a gentle person when he was young. How did he become this hot-tempered and temperamental cold-faced general of a different surname?
Ruan Yang felt that she didn't like him anymore, but in order to save her life, retrieve her memories, and save her family, she could only bear with the fact that she couldn't leave him for the time being.
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At the bottom of the Jiugong Ge hotpot, smash the sweetness hard to ensure the original taste.
Also, the script was fake! The script was all fake! The script was all fake!
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