After giving her contraceptives, she went mad, criticizing the prince for turning white-haired overn

After Lady Quanfu finished dressing Shen Wan, the matchmaker put a veil over her head.

He then helped her up from the chair and walked step by step toward the gate of the mansion.

Standing to the side, Ye watched as Shen Wan was helped away by the matchmaker, her eyes reddened, and she involuntarily followed after her.

"Wan'er"

Her voice was slightly choked with emotion.

After three years of being together day and night, Shen Wan is now getting married, and she is really reluctant to part with her.

Shen Ning gently held Ye Shi's arm and whispered:

"Mother, my sister will eventually get married. This is a joyous occasion, you should be happy."

Ye nodded, but still couldn't help but tear up.

Dressed in all black, Jing'er tilted her little face up, tugged at Ye Shi's sleeve, and said in a childish voice:

"Grandma, I'll miss Auntie too. Will she not come back to live with us anymore?"

Ye lowered her eyes and looked at the little dumpling clinging to her clothes. Her heart softened, and she bent down to pick her up.

"From now on, you'll stay with your maternal grandmother at the Shen family home, okay?"

Jing'er nodded obediently, resting her little head on Ye's shoulder: "Okay."

Madam Ye was very pleased. Holding Jing'er, she walked with the rest of the Shen family towards the gate of the mansion to send Shen Wan off to her wedding.

Shen Wan was being helped forward by the matchmaker when she heard Ye Shi's call from behind, and her steps involuntarily faltered.

Through the veil, she could vaguely see the figures of the Shen family members.

She forced back her tears and turned to continue walking out.

Outside the Shen family gate, Su Linfeng, dressed in a bright red wedding robe, sat upright on a tall horse.

This made his already handsome face even more dashing.

He watched the red figure being helped out by the matchmaker, and a slight smile curved the corners of his lips.

"Shen Wan, from now on, you are a member of the Su family."

The young man dismounted cleanly and nimbly, and strode forward.

He took Shen Wan's hand from the matchmaker and personally helped her into the bridal sedan chair.

After Shen Wan was seated, he turned around and bowed to the crowd outside the Shen residence to say goodbye.

He then mounted his horse and shouted, "Let's go!"

The sounds of trumpets and drums gradually rose, and the procession, adorned in red, headed grandly towards the Prince Yi's residence.

Shen Wan sat in the bridal sedan chair, her heart pounding wildly.

She nervously gripped the dress in her hands, but couldn't resist her curiosity, so she quietly lifted a corner of the sedan curtain and looked outside.

I spotted the red-clad boy sitting upright on horseback at a glance.

The boy stood tall and proud, full of vigor, as if he had arrived amidst the vibrant spring colors of the city.

-

The sounds of firecrackers and congratulatory greetings mingled together, creating a lively and festive atmosphere.

Shen Wan was helped down from the bridal sedan chair by the matchmaker, and then led by Su Linfeng into the wedding hall.

She lowered her head, only able to see the small patch of ground beneath her feet and a section of red robe.

Before she knew it, she had completed the wedding ceremony with Su Linfeng.

Shen Wan was helped into the bridal chamber and sat upright on the edge of the bed, looking somewhat nervous.

After some time, an old woman came in, leaned close to her, and whispered:

"The princess is now ignorant of matters of the heart; does she even know what is to be done on our wedding night?"

Shen Wan was slightly taken aback, her face under the veil turning bright red.

"Granny... I really don't know."

The nanny asked again, "Didn't Madam Shen instruct the Princess before her marriage?"

Shen Wan felt even more embarrassed and clenched her fingers tightly.

There really was no instruction.

The mother was probably too embarrassed to speak up.

Seeing her reaction, the old woman couldn't help but smile:

"Alright, it doesn't matter if the Princess doesn't understand. The Prince will teach her when the time comes."

Shen Wan felt extremely embarrassed and looked up at Zi Yu standing to the side.

"Ziyu, you don't know how either?"

Ziyu looked embarrassed: "Your Highness, would you like me to... go find you that kind of book?"

Upon hearing this, Shen Wan quickly waved her hand:

"No, no, no! If the prince sees us, he'll think I'm some kind of wanton person."

The two waited in the new house until it got dark.

As night fell, the guests at Prince Yi's residence finally dispersed.

The bustling palace, which had been lively all day, gradually quieted down.

Shen Wan sat on the edge of the bed, her hands tightly gripping her dress, listening to the sounds outside.

Gradually, the sound of footsteps approached from afar.

Her body froze, and she quickly held her breath.

The door was pushed open and then closed again.

The footsteps grew closer and closer, finally stopping in front of her.

Shen Wan sat on the edge of the bed, her heart pounding in her chest.

Then they heard a soft chuckle from the boy above them, tinged with amusement.

"Shen Wan, what are you looking at?"

Shen Wan was taken aback, somewhat confused.

Even though there was a veil between them, she could feel Su Linfeng sitting down beside her.

Immediately afterwards, a boy's voice, which sounded like a half-smile, could be heard.

"Huh? What's this?"

Shen Wan looked bewildered: "Your Highness, what did you say? I don't understand."

Su Linfeng did not answer.

A moment later, a slender hand reached out and gently lifted her veil.

Shen Wan subconsciously looked up and met the boy's smiling eyes.

He held a small booklet in his hand and waved it in front of her.

"I didn't realize that the third daughter of the Shen family liked watching these kinds of things."

"You didn't watch it all, did you?"

Shen Wan glanced at it and was completely dumbfounded.

Isn't this one of those booklets?

She clearly didn't let Ziyu take it.

Her face flushed red, and she hurriedly explained, "Your Highness, you've misunderstood. I really didn't see it."

"I have no idea what time this is..."

Su Linfeng couldn't help but laugh as he watched her rambling.

He casually put the booklet down and got up to get two glasses of wine.

"Actually, it wouldn't hurt to watch it."

After the two drank the nuptial wine, Su Linfeng put down his wine cup and raised an eyebrow at her.

"Could it be that Madam Shen didn't teach you anything?"

"Then do you know what to do next?"

Shen Wan's cheeks flushed again. Being stared at so intently by the boy made her feel extremely uncomfortable.

"I……"

Su Linfeng chuckled lightly: "Oh... I see, so you want me to teach you?"

Shen Wan was both embarrassed and annoyed by his teasing.

She carefully reached out to undo his belt.

"Your Highness, I...I'll help you change your clothes."

As she spoke, she moved closer to him, held her breath, lowered her head, and clumsily began to undo the belt.

Seeing her clumsy movements, Su Linfeng's smile deepened.

He suddenly raised his right hand and waved it gently.

The candlelight in the room was extinguished instantly, leaving only the faint moonlight streaming in through the window.

In the darkness, he grasped her still trembling hand.

He leaned close to her ear and chuckled softly.

"It seems you really don't know how."

"Then I will personally teach you."

Before Shen Wan could react, she felt a familiar aura envelop her.

His warm breath fell on her cheek, then on her lips, and he kissed her fiercely.

Shen Wan's heart raced, her fingers gripped her dress tightly, and she made muffled "mmm" sounds.

After kissing for a long time, Su Linfeng finally let her go.

"Back when I kissed the young master on the pleasure boat, I was quite self-taught."

"Three years have passed, and it's no longer the case?"

Shen Wan said nervously, "I...I really don't know how..."

Su Linfeng leaned down and kissed him again, laughing indistinctly:

"From now on, I'll have to teach you slowly."

-

When Shen Wan woke up the next day, she was lying in bed, still feeling somewhat dazed.

She sat there blankly, her mind a jumble, unsure of what to think.

Upon their first experience of love, Su Linfeng treated her with extreme gentleness.

She was a little lost and still felt like she had just woken up from a dream.

When she returned to her parents' home, she followed Su Linfeng to the Shen family, her face flushed and she was too embarrassed to speak the whole way.

Su Linfeng looked back at her several times, knowing that this was the first time she had experienced something like this and that she hadn't recovered yet, so he didn't ask any more questions.

He simply slowed down so that she could keep up with him.

After meeting the Shen family and attending the homecoming banquet, the couple returned to the Prince Yi's residence.

Su Linfeng's parents are both gone, so Shen Wan doesn't have to suffer from her in-laws' torment.

The management of the Prince Yi's residence naturally fell into her hands.

Days passed by like this.

Su Linfeng was a young general who, in his spare time, enjoyed teaching Shen Wan how to ride a horse and shoot arrows, in addition to his duties.

Shen Wan gradually grew bolder, and her temperament was no longer as gentle as before.

On the contrary, they had a somewhat intimidating air about them.

After the border was completely pacified, Xie Linyuan issued an imperial edict to recall Su Linfeng back to Yanjing City.

Su Linfeng has won several battles in recent years, made many contributions, and accumulated a great deal of merit.

Taking advantage of the opportunity to present his memorial to the emperor, he personally requested an imperial decree for Shen Wan.

Shen Wancheng became a first-rank imperial consort, enjoying immense prestige and unparalleled status in Yanjing City.

Behind her stood the entire Shen family, and above her was her elder sister, the Empress.

Her husband was of royal blood and served as the Minister of War, so he was highly regarded wherever he went.

On the Shen family side, Madam Ye is in charge of the household affairs, and Shen Li has also received His Majesty's permission to return to the capital to visit relatives at any time.

Although Shen Yan was already the Minister of the Court of Judicial Review, he and Chaoyang had gone through many hardships before they finally got engaged.

After getting married, he often stayed with Madam Ye at the Shen family home.

Madam Ye was a gentle person, and seeing that Chaoyang was well-educated and reasonable, she gradually handed over the power to manage the household to her.

As for Huo Tingchuan, although he was the eldest son of the Shen family, during his years in the Huo family, the Duke of Huo had no son of his own and had long treated him as his own son.

Huo Tingchuan is now the backbone of the Huo family, and he makes all the decisions.

After hearing that Huo Yunyan had unwillingly married the son of the Minister of Rites.

Less than a year later, Huo Tingchuan brought back a girl from the southwest, saying that she had saved his life.

The girl was gentle and kind, and the two quickly got married and lived a harmonious life.

-

In the blink of an eye, Jing'er is already three and a half years old.

That year, Shen Ning became pregnant again.

From the day Xie Linyuan learned the news, he hired several female physicians to serve him day and night in Kunning Palace.

Fortunately, this time, Shen Ning didn't experience the severe morning sickness she had when she was pregnant with Jing'er.

The following spring, Shen Ning gave birth to her daughter.

Xie Linyuan held the exquisitely beautiful little girl in his arms, reluctant to let go.

Inside the Kunning Palace, he sat by the cradle, gently teasing the baby inside.

"Those eyes look just like Ah Ning's."

Shen Ning smiled and said, "As Your Majesty wishes, my wish has been fulfilled."

Xie Linyuan smiled and carefully took the soft little girl into his arms.

The little girl blinked, looking at him with a bewildered expression.

"Then let her be named Princess Zhaohua."

"Our princesses of Great Yan will never be sent to marry foreign rulers."

-

In early winter, fine snowflakes began to fall.

A carriage departed from the palace and slowly made its way towards Qingfeng Mountain.

Shen Ning leaned on Xie Linyuan's shoulder, watching the scenery flash by outside the car window, wondering why he suddenly thought of going there.

Legend has it that there is a temple on Qingfeng Mountain, and below the temple are thousands of steps.

If someone has a request, they should kneel and kowtow at every step of the thousands of steps, and the gods in the temple will grant their wish.

In his past life, Xie Linyuan, in order to bring Jing'er back to life, took her to the foot of Qingfeng Mountain and kowtowed every step of the way until his head was covered in blood.

In the end, Jing'er still died in his arms, and his hair turned white overnight.

In this life, Jing'er lived peacefully until she was three and a half years old, full of energy and vitality.

Xie Linyuan suddenly wanted to take Shen Ning to Qingfeng Mountain to see it for himself.

The carriage traveled all night and arrived at the foot of Qingfeng Mountain the next morning.

Shen Ning and Xie Linyuan got off the carriage and looked up to see an endless series of steps.

It winds its way up and disappears into the clouds.

Snowflakes fell gently, landing on their shoulders.

The two did not speak, but walked up the mountain.

Around noon, we finally saw a temple.

The temple wasn't grand, and it was even a bit old, but you could faintly hear a bell ringing out from inside, long and drawn out.

As Shen Ning and Xie Linyuan entered the temple, they saw an old monk wearing a kasaya, his hands clasped together, looking at them calmly.

"What brings you two benefactors from afar to Qingfeng Mountain?"

Xie Linyuan raised his eyes and looked at the Buddha statue behind the old monk, remaining silent for a moment.

People say that if you can knock on thousands of steps, you will receive divine protection.

"But why, after climbing all those thousands of steps, can I still not get what I want?"

The old abbot gently fiddled with the prayer beads in his hand, his gaze falling on Xie Linyuan.

"Your husband and wife are now happily married, and you have both a son and a daughter. You can be considered to have achieved your life's fulfillment. Have you gotten what you wanted?"

Xie Linyuan was slightly taken aback, but did not answer.

In this life, he truly got what he wanted.

The old abbot sighed and said, "The cause and effect in this world are always predetermined, like every sip and every bite."

"You, with your flesh and blood, question the gods and Buddhas."

"The gods and Buddhas will repay you for your past life in this life."

"Amitabha."

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[Dear readers, I will update the extra chapters from time to time. The author is a typical office worker, and while writing this book, I spent every day after get off work at the library.]

Although this book has been reported countless times and reviewed by Tomato (a popular Chinese review website), fortunately it has not violated any rules, and I have persisted in updating it to give the characters in the book an ending.

Finally, thank you to all the wonderful friends who have accompanied this book this far. Thank you so much, and I wish you all the best in your future endeavors.