Yu Tanqi lay in bed, feeling that it was difficult to endure the days without being able to move freely.

Jiang Shi couldn't stay with her all the time.

A group of people from the Imperial Hospital came to Wu'an Marquis Mansion again, and Jiang Shi had to deal with them.

Yu Tanqi was very well behaved and didn't cling to him. She let Linlang and the others chat with her.

Tao Hua suddenly said that day, "Miss, why do I feel that the prince is in danger? In just three months, two major events have happened to him. Who knows if something will happen again in a few days."

There was a hint of dissatisfaction in her tone.

Taohua's delicate and pitiful young lady was seriously injured because of Jiang Shi and was almost on the verge of death. All the good feelings she had for Jiang Shi disappeared, and she even felt that he was an "ominous person" in her heart.

The rumors in the capital are not without basis.

Prince Jiang lost his parents when he was born, and his grandmother also passed away six years ago. Now his remaining relatives are either dead or exiled. It seems that no one related to him lives long.

Tao Hua suddenly had a terrible idea. She whispered, "Miss, I think Prince Jiang may really have a tough fate. He will bring death to everyone around him."

Yu Tanqi frowned and scolded: "Taohua, stop talking nonsense. If you keep talking nonsense, I will not want you anymore."

Tao Hua was instantly panicked and felt a little aggrieved: "This is not what I said, I heard people on the street say it, they all said this about Master Jiang..."

"Most of them have never even met the prince. They just have nothing better to do than gossip about others. Are you one of those people? You're being taken advantage of, you don't know right from wrong, and you only care about venting your anger."

Yu Tanqi's usual gentleness and kindness were gone, and his stern and displeased expression and words scared Taohua and Linlang.

Linlang quickly said, "Miss, please don't be angry. Taohua was just worried and worried that you were in danger, so she spoke inappropriately. Please don't take it to heart."

Tao Hua nodded quickly: "Yes, Miss, don't be angry, I was wrong, I won't talk nonsense again. Madam has taught me to serve you well since I was a child. I swore to you that I would stay by your side for the rest of my life. Please don't abandon me..."

Her eyes were red and she looked frightened.

Slaves who are unwanted by their masters will not have a good ending.

Yu Tanqi lowered his voice: "Of course I know Taohua, you are doing this for my own good. I really said this just to let you know, don't listen to the rumors outside and easily think that Jiang Shizi is a bad person."

"The Jiang family's current fate is entirely their own fault. As for Prince Jiang's parents..."

She paused. "On the battlefield, swords are merciless. There will inevitably be casualties, and all soldiers will die. Furthermore, childbirth is like giving birth to a woman with one foot in the grave. How can their deaths be attributed to the birth of an innocent child? This is ridiculous. There must be someone behind this rumor. I suspect it was the Jiang family who deliberately spread it to ruin Prince Jiang."

"Miss, you are right. The Jiang family is so despicable. Now they finally get what they deserve. Prince Jiang will have a better life in the future." Linlang immediately agreed.

"Yeah, his life should be better..."

Yu Tanqi recalled the plot of the original novel. After the Jiang family was offline, Jiang Shi was about to officially start Long Aotian's life script.

January 6th of next year is Jiang Shi’s 18th birthday. His body is “gradually getting better” and he goes back to the Imperial College to study and prepare to take part in the next imperial examination.

Most of the people in the Imperial College still looked down on him and provoked him, but he began to fight back with a smile, slapping these troublemakers in the face and starting to wash away his reputation as an "unlearned, unmotivated, and foolish beauty."

His calligraphy and paintings were circulated and were praised by Mr. Guo, the first collector and appraiser in Beijing, who said that "his calligraphy is not inferior to that of famous artists" and was willing to "visit Jiang Shi three times at his cottage" to ask him to write a calligraphy or painting for him.

In less than a year, Jiang Shi's bad reputation was washed away, and was replaced by the reputation of "a gentleman who is as sharp as a knife and as polished as a jade." He soon replaced the four great princes of the capital and became the number one prince of the capital.

Jiang Shi's reputation changed so quickly that he became the number one man that thousands of girls in Beijing wanted to marry.

Shufei's eldest daughter, the fourth princess Gao Xianyue, took a fancy to him and repeatedly created chance encounters with him, hoping that he would become her consort.

Jiang Shi naturally refused decisively.

Gao Xianyue did not give up and began to harass Jiang Shi together with Yun Shu.

Seeing that Jiang Shi was showing his potential and Yun Xuan was unable to win him over, he was worried that he would hinder him, so he began to assassinate him.

Yun Shu unexpectedly learned that her own brother actually wanted to kill his lover. In a moment of impulse, she ran to Yun Xuan to ask why.

Seeing that he couldn't coax his sister, Yun Xuan told her expressionlessly the real reason for her parents' death: Jiang Shi was their father's murderer.

Yun Shu was unwilling to believe it and was very upset. She started a cold war with Yun Xuan.

She really likes Jiang Shi. Even though she knows that her brother would never lie to her, she can't let Jiang Shi go. After hesitating, she still tipped off Jiang Shi and told him that Yun Xuan was going to assassinate him.

When Yun Xuan learned that his assassination plan was ruined by his sister Yun Xuan, he was furious and sent her out of the capital immediately regardless of her crying and pleading.

From then on, Jiang Shi and Yun Xuan officially began to oppose each other.

These are all plots that will happen next year.

But Yu Tanqi inexplicably had a premonition. Because she appeared next to the male protagonist, a subtle butterfly effect seemed to have occurred, and the plot began to unfold earlier.

When they were at Prince Yun's Mansion, Yun Xuan had deliberately approached her, and it was definitely not with good intentions.

Yu Tanqi hoped that they would not meet again. She was a weak woman who was powerless and would die if she suffered a serious injury.

However, according to the nature of male-oriented literature, she has now been promoted from a cannon fodder female supporting role to a relatively important female supporting role, and it is estimated that she will inevitably make sacrifices for the male protagonist Long Aotian.

As everyone knows, all the named female characters in male-oriented novels are almost all tools of the male protagonist Long Aotian. They either sacrifice themselves for him or provide him with various opportunities.

For example.

When male-oriented novels could still have harems, a very popular male-oriented novel had several female protagonists and countless female supporting roles.

At the beginning, one of the heroines, Qingmei, is as beautiful as a fairy and the center of everyone's attention, but she only has eyes for the hero who has gone from a genius to a loser, and she unconditionally protects and supports him.

Then the eldest daughter fiancée, one of the female supporting characters, came with people to cancel the engagement in a rage. The male protagonist and his family were humiliated and angrily uttered a line that is still very popular today.

"Thirty years in the east, thirty years in the west. Don't look down on the young and poor!"

Then the male protagonist begins his life story of a loser's counterattack. When he becomes stronger, he slaps his fiancée in the face and wins her heart.

The scripts that the male protagonist's fiancée in the male drama "Long Aotian" gets are usually not very good. She will regret breaking off the engagement and may even sacrifice her life to win back the male protagonist.

This is also one of the reasons why Yu Tanqi did not cancel the engagement with Jiang Shi immediately at the beginning.

She originally thought that she would cancel the engagement with Jiang Shi after he became a powerful official, and they would become cousins ​​without blood ties.

After all, in the original book, he was alone until his death.

He loves the world and has all living beings in his heart.

He won't fall in love with someone.