The lady is reborn? The crazy villain kisses her forcefully and won't let go!

The kitchen of Hexiang Restaurant.

The firewood under the stove gradually burned out, and the sound of the night watchman at four o'clock in the morning rang out outside the silent thick wall.

The servant in charge of guarding the kitchen leaned against the wall, his eyes closed, and his head dropped down bit by bit like a beating drum.

Suddenly there was a crackling sound from the firewood pile, and the half-asleep servant was suddenly awakened.

He rubbed his sleepy eyes and looked into the firewood pile.

A mouse running away with a meat bun in its mouth gradually emerged in the hazy vision.

He picked up a broom nearby and started to hit it, cursing, "Damn rat, it just ruins my sweet dreams!"

The mouse was so frightened that he missed the target. He dropped the meat bun and ran to the courtyard in panic.

The servant was on duty in the kitchen, and what he hated most were the sharp-mouthed thieves.

Now that I have encountered this, how can I let it go?

He chased after him, waving the weapon in his hand, and said, "Where can you run? I must catch you today."

The sound gradually faded away, and a dark shadow suddenly rushed in from outside the window.

He swiftly picked up a few buns and stuffed them into his arms, then turned around and disappeared through the window.

But just as he left, two claws appeared on the window frame.

Bai Deng kicked his feet and jumped silently to a steamer, then put his sharp nose close to take a sniff.

He used his toes to dig a few times, and a few green leaves gradually emerged from the bun.

It turned its head with disdain to look in the direction where the black shadow disappeared, and shook its head in confusion.

It seems to be saying: Why is he so keen on such a shabby thing?

He rolled his dark eyes and his gaze fell on the greasy roast chicken on the shelf.

After an incense stick of time, the servant returned to the kitchen, sweating profusely, and scooped up a bowl of water and drank it down with a gulp.

Then he raised his sleeve and wiped his mouth casually.

Just then, I saw something.

His men paused, then hurried to the underpass and began to count mutteringly, "One, two, three... eighteen, nineteen, two..."

He slapped his thigh and shouted angrily, "What about twenty?"

At this time, on the roof of an attic not far from Hexiang Pavilion.

Yingchuan looked at the night scene, took out the bun from his arms and took a bite.

Suddenly he was stunned, looking at the pointed leaves for a moment, and sighed silently.

I didn't see clearly when I took it, and it turned out to be all vegetarian.

He moved his teeth, but still swallowed it dryly.

Just when he was about to take a bite of the third bun, something suddenly fell from the sky and hit him on the head with precision.

He looked up and there seemed to be a flash of white light in his sight.

He frowned in confusion, then lowered his eyes and saw a chicken bone fallen on the green tile.

Yingchuan picked up the chicken bones and looked up at the sky again with suspicion, "Will bones rain today?"

He picked it up and put it to his nose and smelled it.

Don’t tell me, it smells pretty good!

Kunning Palace.

Cao Mang carefully peeled a grape, held it between his fingers, and cautiously approached the charming red lips.

The queen, lying on her side on the bed, opened her lips slightly, deftly rolled it into her mouth with the tip of her tongue, half-closed her eyes, and felt the sweetness bursting in her mouth.

"I have to say that the Fourth Prince is indeed extraordinary. I didn't expect that the evildoer is still alive in this world."

Cao Mang peeled another grape and just as he handed it to the queen's lips, her half-closed eyes slowly opened, she brushed his hand away and sat up.

"Is the Fourth Prince so outstanding, or are you all a bunch of rubbish?"

The cold voice suddenly turned sharp, and the grapes in Cao Mang's hand slipped to the ground and rolled out.

Realizing that he had said the wrong thing, he lowered his head quickly, his eyes becoming solemn, "It is my incompetence that has disappointed the queen."

"If you don't remove the roots, they will grow again in the spring breeze. What did you promise me in the beginning?"

The queen brushed off the fruit plate on the small table and glared at the person lying on the ground.

Whenever she thought of what happened back then, she couldn't stop the anger in her heart.

I really regret not squeezing the baby to death in the cradle.

Ever since she took the throne of empress, the world only knew that she and the Minister of Rites Su Qinghe were siblings, and that they were the children of Su Wendan, the Junior Tutor of Emperor Xuan.

But few people know that she is not Su Wendan's daughter at all, and has no blood relationship with Su Qinghe.

She is Ji Shu, the second daughter of the Ji family, a prominent family in those days.

Unfortunately, as the second daughter, she has no say in the Ji family.

If the elders of the Ji family had not chosen the wrong side and chosen Ji Wan, the entire family would not have ended up being destroyed.

If Ji Shu had been chosen at the beginning, the Ji family would have become a force that cannot be ignored in the capital under her teaching and training.

She would not have been tied down in the palace and had to plan carefully and take every step cautiously to get to where she is today.

It was because of Ji Wan that she became a rootless duckweed.

Only then would she compromise and lower her status to become Su Wendan's daughter.

My thoughts were suddenly brought back to more than 20 years ago.

The Ji family is a large family in Xiliang Kingdom that attracts worldwide attention.

What is different from other noble families is that the Ji family believes in a century-old rule that the eldest daughter is the most important.

The Ji family has always had many male descendants but few female descendants.

By her generation, there were only her elder sister Ji Wan and her younger sister in the legitimate clan.

The clan attaches great importance to Ji Wan.

According to the rules followed by the Ji family for generations, the marriage of the eldest daughter is related to the fate of the entire family.

As long as the eldest daughter gets married, the clan will give everything they have and defend her husband's family to the death.

When Ji Wan was sixteen years old, the family elders chose an excellent marriage for Ji Wan based on their status and connections.

That is, she entered the palace to be selected as a concubine and became the concubine of the former monarch of Xiliang Kingdom.

Ji Wan lived up to her mission and stood out from the crowd of talented and charming noble ladies, and was canonized as Consort Rou of Xiliang Kingdom.

At that time, Ji Shu had already been betrothed to King Xianxuan.

The current Emperor Xuan of Zhou.

Prince Xianxuan and Emperor Xiliang are brothers from the same mother.

The Emperor of Xiliang was the overlord of a country, and King Xianxuan was just a prince who assisted the monarch.

Moreover, when Ji Shu got married, she was not the mistress of the palace, but a minor concubine.

Ji Shu was quite dissatisfied about the huge difference in their identities.

But unfortunately, the family always only respects the eldest daughter.

As the second young lady of the Ji family who arrived a year late, she would eventually become a sacrifice in consolidating the family foundation and become Ji Wan's foil.

Ji Shu didn't expect that it was this feeling of being treated differently that made her and Xianxuan Wang Xixi appreciate each other.

He fully understood her reluctance and helplessness, and said that they were "fellow wanderers in this world."

After several contacts, Ji Shu discovered that King Xianxuan was not as peaceful and non-competitive as he seemed.

Only if you have ambition, you are worthy of becoming Ji Shu's husband.

So on the day Ji Wan became a noble concubine, Ji Shu put on her wedding dress and married King Xianxuan as a concubine.

King Xianxuan cherished her very much. Although she was married as a concubine, he welcomed her into the palace with the etiquette of a principal wife.