As soon as Wan Ge transmigrated to the new world, she heard the woman beside her advising, "Ge'er, your mother knows you have someone you love, but this is a marriage bestowed by the emperor, and you have no choice but to marry. Your mother knows you feel wronged, but you must understand that you are the only girl in the family. His Highness the Regent has specifically requested you, and there is nothing we can do."
Wan Ge instantly absorbed the memories, while Ruan Ruan gently reminded her, "My lady, the Regent is the villain."
Wan Ge looked up at the beautiful woman beside her, whose eyes were red-rimmed, and softly replied, "I will marry her."
The woman was taken aback when she heard her say that: "You mean you're willing to marry him?"
Wan Ge nodded: "Things have come to this point, and there's no way to change them. I can't possibly anger the Emperor and have our whole family ruined, can I?"
"It's good that you understand. I've heard that the Regent is not lustful, so perhaps he's a good man."
Wan Ge nodded gently. Of course she knew that if he really was her little villain, then no one could be better to her than him.
…
In just one day, the news that Wan Ge was going to marry the Regent became known throughout the entire capital.
That same evening, someone climbed over her wall and appeared in front of her.
Hearing the other person urge her to elope, Wan Ge felt as if these words were familiar! Sure enough, having experienced too many worlds, certain similar plots would appear, but the difference lay in the different people, their different mindsets, and the different stories.
Wan Ge shook off the other person's hand that was pulling on her sleeve: "I won't go with you. Go back and don't come back again."
The other person looked incredulous upon hearing this, as if deeply shocked: "What did you say?"
"I told you not to come again."
"Why? Don't you love me? What's wrong with us running away from this wedding?"
Wan Ge answered him seriously: "Yes, you are all alone, but I am not. I still have my grandmother, father and mother. If I run away from the marriage and offend the emperor, do you think my father and mother will still live? Do you think anyone in the Chi family will survive? I am not afraid of death, but I cannot implicate them. Let's just consider this a case of being destined to meet but not to be together. You should leave."
As soon as Wan Ge finished speaking, she slammed the window shut, as if she had mustered a great deal of courage.
As Jiang Shuyan turned around, he could still hear the other person crying in the room. For a moment, his feelings were very complicated. He had really hoped that the other person would elope with him, but unfortunately...
…
Only after she sensed that the other person had completely left did Wan Ge stop sobbing, her expression cold. She had only imitated a voice.
After all, there was only a wall between them, so he couldn't come in to do anything, and he couldn't see whether she was really crying or not; she just had to pretend.
Thinking about the ending of the original owner and the male lead Jiang Shuyan in the plot, Wan Ge felt a little complicated. She felt that the two hosts she had inhabited in these two worlds had not received very good scripts.
But it doesn't matter. From the day I arrived here, the plot changed drastically. I won't end up like the original owner.
However... it's not entirely certain whether her minor villain is actually the Regent. It would be great if we could meet him.
There were still three months until the day chosen by the emperor. Three months was not a short time, but it was not a long time either.
Three months is enough time for the regent to prepare a grand wedding.
Three months is not a short time for the Chi family, and they are somewhat worried that Wan Ge might run away if she is unhappy, or that she might regret it.
Their daughter definitely loves to eat, but they know her too well and are really worried that Wan Ge might suddenly do something they can't handle.
They knew that sacrificing Wan Ge was wrong, but it was, after all, an imperial marriage, and the person she was marrying was the regent. They had no right to refuse. If anything went wrong, their whole family would be buried with her, and even the servants would not be able to escape.
That's why they advised Wange to agree to the arranged marriage, since they had no right to refuse.
This time, however, my daughter was more sensible than before and agreed immediately.
To be honest, Wan Ge is usually a very well-behaved and sensible girl. However, she becomes a completely different person when it comes to things related to the orphan of the Jiang family.
She even contradicted them many times for his sake, which caused Lord Chi and Madam Chi to dislike him. Unfortunately, his daughter was deeply in love with him and was capable of doing anything.
They were genuinely worried that if Jiang Shuyan suggested eloping, their daughter would run off with him.
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Because the Chi family was worried that Wan Ge would elope, they kept a close watch on her, which prevented Jiang Shuyan from appearing at the Chi family again, and Wan Ge also had no chance to go out and see if the Municipal King was really the person she wanted.
And so it went until the wedding day.
The regent's mother was a princess, and the emperor was his cousin, giving him a particularly high position in the court. His wedding was naturally a grand affair, attracting crowds from all over the city.
The singers, holding fans, obediently followed the instructions to perform the wedding ceremony with their partners.
The moment the other party arrived to pick him up, Wan Ge knew that they were the person he wanted to meet, so he was very satisfied with the marriage.
As Wan Ge was getting into the bridal sedan chair, she caught a glimpse of someone out of the corner of her eye. The person was standing in the crowd, silently watching her. Wan Ge didn't even give him a second glance and got into the sedan chair directly, as if she really wanted to sever all ties with him and have nothing more to do with him.
Jiang Shuyan still couldn't believe it; she actually treated her like this. Why? What went wrong? What's wrong with Wan Ge?
Is it just because of the Chi family? Given the Chi family's status and position, they might not actually be executed along with their entire family, but they would certainly fall into ruin. However, she shouldn't care about these things.
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The marriage went very smoothly, and the eldest princess seemed very satisfied with her. Moreover, the emperor himself witnessed the wedding.
There are even rumors that the Regent really likes her, maybe he's liked her for a long time, and he's worried that she'll marry Jiang Shuyan, so he simply asked the Emperor to grant them a marriage.
Otherwise, why would he hold such a grand wedding, and why would he steal Jiang Shuyan and Wan Ge's love even though he knew they were childhood sweethearts?
Wan Ge wasn't really sure why Nan Jin had married her.
She doesn't have a villainous storyline, nor does she have much of a protagonist's storyline; the plot is mostly deduced from the original owner's memories.
However, in the original owner's memory, there seems to be no such thing as marriage, but because the details are not detailed enough, Wan Ge is not sure.
But this matter must be a big deal. Since Wan Ge inherited most of the original owner's memories, she should remember them.
However, I sometimes experience amnesia, and it's hard to say what I might have about some confused memories. Perhaps some important information has been blocked out.
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