Chapter 1 — Tong Uyen Chi

Verdict: The day my cousin and I got married, chaos suddenly broke out on the street, two palanquins were accidentally changed places. Originally, I was supposed to be taken to the General's palace, but I was almost carried away by the bride-welcoming team of the new Poinsettia Faculty. Luckily, we discovered it in time and raised our voice to remind us, so we avoided a lot of confusion. After getting married, my husband treated me extremely coldly. I tried to please him, but he criticized the tricks of women in the backyard like me as not worth seeing. He criticized me for only knowing how to embroider and sew, not understanding his sword, sword, and sword. Criticize me for only knowing how to play chess and draw, not understanding the great ambition of spreading in all directions. Once drunk, he blurted out the truth: "If the plan to change palanquins had been successful that year, the person who would be my wife would have been your cousin." "It was you... who separated us." So... When I came back to life, right at the moment the two palanquins were changed places, I didn't say a word, quietly following the bridal procession to the Poinsettia Palace. ..."Hurry up! Hurry up! Carry the palanquin again, don't miss the good time." As soon as the sound of the bride's joy ended, the two groups welcoming the bride played jubilant music, one left and one right going in two different directions. No one discovered... the two brides' palanquins had been exchanged. My mother treated me and my sister equally, and made two identical palanquins. If you don't open the curtain or remove the veil, who knows if inside is the eldest lady of the Song Palace or the second lady? ... No... Tan Tram knows. In his previous life, after being drunk, he accidentally revealed the truth that he had arranged the chaos and changed the palanquin. The purpose is just to get rid of the bride. He and his cousin had long been compatible, and the two were secretly engaged to each other. He doesn't like me. He blamed me, blamed my mother for relying on saving her life in exchange for a marriage contract. Blame the person who married him, and blame me even more for ruining his plans. In my previous life, when I discovered that the palanquin had been changed, I immediately said: "Wrong! Wrong! I didn't go to the Poinsettia Palace, but to the General's Palace!" In front of so many people, Tan Tram had no way to deny it, so the two palanquins were changed back to the correct position. After confirming that there were no mistakes, the princess breathed a sigh of relief. "The young lady just didn't see it. The groom's face just now turned dark, as if he was afraid of marrying the wrong bride. He put the lady on top of his heart!" At that time, I was very happy. I really thought that Tan Tram was worried about me, so I asked Mrs. Hi to convey the message for me. Now that I think about it carefully... at that time he was angry at me because I ruined his plan. And now... everything is going exactly as he wished. He must be very happy. … The palanquin stops in front of the Poinsettia palace. The ceremony of getting married was so cumbersome that I almost had to let others lead me. "The ceremony!"... Waiting for everyone to leave and only me left in the new room, did I have time to think. Living a new life, the only thing I can think of is to absolutely not marry Tan Tram anymore, so I followed his plan to change the palanquin. But this new Poinsettia graduate was completely unaware that his bride had been changed. I have seen him from afar. He treats people in a gentle manner, always speaking with a gentle smile. But no matter how gentle you are, there will be times when you get angry. What if he lifts his veil and discovers that the person in front of him is not the girl he intends to marry? If you see me, you'll get angry and insist on an explanation... I... I'll... At worst, I'll admit my guilt, shave my head off and become a nun! That's the only way we can think of right now. At that moment, the door of the room suddenly opened, and a little maid said sharply: "Lang Quan misses his wife, so he specially asked the maid to bring some snacks."

come to fill your stomach." At that moment, my stomach also growled very cooperatively. While eating breakfast, I asked: "Have you ever seen your husband angry? Is it scary?" "Where did you hear the rumors? The husband of the slave family is very good. Who the hell dares to speak indiscriminately in front of you?" "Madam, just tell me who it is, I'll go kill that person!" "Don't dislike my husband because of those nonsense words." The little maid's voice suddenly grew louder, clenching her fist and making a cracking sound, scaring me from asking any more questions. I hastily explained: "No, no! I like it, I like your husband." Because I was so nervous, I choked, a piece of cake stuck in my throat. There was a sound of hurried footsteps outside. Immediately after, a cup of warm water was passed under the veil, and at the same time someone gently stroked my back to help me relax. "Don't be in a hurry, ma'am." After controlling my breathing, I finally felt better. A ray of light appeared before my eyes... the veil was gently lifted by someone. I attentively observed her appearance. Chu Yen Le's face. He looked stunned and just stared at me. I thought, he must be very angry, otherwise why would his breathing be a bit heavier? I resolutely raised my hands and said all the words in my heart: "Mr. Chu, I know that someone intentionally changed the palanquin, but still complied. After all, I have implicated you. If you're still angry in your heart, just tie me up. I will let my hair down and become a nun, praying for your blessings every day." Chu Yen Le raised her hand but stopped midway. The tip of her finger lightly touched the corner of my lips, gently reminding: "Here... there are still crumbs." I was stunned, shouldn't he be angry? Why did it seem like he didn't hear what I just said at all? There wasn't even the slightest sign of anger. "Madam..." He paused for a moment and then corrected himself. "Miss Song, take a break." rest early. Tomorrow morning I will take you back to the Tong palace."