Wan Ge sat by the lake; the villain was about to be born. The villain and the heroine were twins, the heroine being the villain's twin sister.
The villain suffers from severe separation anxiety and always wants to stay with the female lead.
When they were little, they didn't really realize this problem. They just thought that the little prince might really like his older sister, which was why he was so attached to her. They never thought that he was sick.
Therefore, he did not receive treatment when he was young. When he grew up and became the powerful Crown Prince, he would not allow anyone to separate him from his sister.
Until the female lead and the male lead fall in love and the female lead wants to marry the male lead, she will inevitably have to leave the villain. Of course, the villain disagrees and kills the male lead.
The female protagonist went insane upon learning of this and chose to commit suicide to be with the one she loved.
Wan Ge didn't really know if it would work out, and she didn't know if the villain's target would shift to her. But he was the person she loved, so she should be able to accept being separated from the female lead to some extent, right?
The female lead and the male lead were also deeply wronged, dying for no reason because of the villain.
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Standing with Wan Ge was the current emperor, and they were both anxiously awaiting the empress's delivery.
Wan Ge is the daughter of the Empress's very good friend. She and her father were both martial arts champions who later became generals. Her father was an orphan and had no parents. He fell in love with her mother and they had her.
Unfortunately, when Wan Ge was two years old, both her parents left on the battlefield. The Empress was afraid that she would be wronged, so she took her in and raised her. You could say that she is the Empress's adopted daughter, and now she also has the title of princess.
Soon, the maid brought good news: the Empress's delivery went smoothly, and she had given birth to twins.
The emperor went straight in, not looking at the child first, but sitting down next to the empress and holding her hand. Looking at his frail wife, the emperor lowered his head in guilt.
The emperor truly loved the empress. No dynasty in history had a harem consisting of only one woman, but the emperor did.
Wan Ge walked over to the little villain, who was still being held by a palace maid and was crying because he had just been born. Wan Ge reached out and gently poked his face, and then let his little hand tug at her finger.
This villain is so small! This is probably the first time Wange has been close to such a small child. His hands are also very small and pink.
Most babies are born rather ugly, but the villain and the female lead, perhaps because their parents are extremely good-looking, don't look ugly at all; they just look so small.
Seeing that Wan Ge seemed to like the little prince very much, the palace maid whispered to her, "Your Highness, this is the little prince. He will be your younger brother from now on."
"He's so small," Wan Ge said.
At this moment, a pair of large hands rubbed her head. The emperor stood next to Wan Ge and patiently said to the little girl beside him, "Wan Ge was just this small when she was born. All newborn babies are this small."
Wan Ge looked up at the emperor in front of her. The empress had just fallen asleep, so the emperor was looking at his child.
Wan Ge hummed in agreement and nodded.
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Later, the emperor gave the villains names: the villain was named Zi Shuyan, and the female protagonist was named Zi Shuhua.
Originally, in the story, Wan Ge was very calm towards her younger brother and sister, neither liking nor disliking them much, but now Wan Ge goes to see them every day.
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