Transmigrating into a Man's Wife: I Share the Pain with the Male Protagonist

The house was in chaos. His mother smashed things in the hall and went back to her parents' home because her master had a mistress. Suddenly, no one was in charge of the yard.

Another half month passed, and the young master actually developed some feelings for the actress, and the actress also had some different thoughts about him.

Another night, something hit the young master's window. When he got up, he saw that it was a small purse. When he opened it, he found a small and exquisite jade fox and a piece of paper inside.

This surprised the young master, because this jade fox was a token of love between him and the "female actress".

After opening the letter, the content shocked him even more.

The letter said: "My dear, you look like a peach blossom. If you are really as passionate as that peach blossom, and you have promised me a lifetime and flirted with that girl like this, wouldn't it be too lonely to be alone at night? Then I will let this little girl go down and wait for you."

The young master was frightened not only by the last sentence, but also by the fact that the "female actress" actually knew what he had done with her, even though he had done things so secretly that he had kept it a secret even from his father.

Of course, the most frightening thing is the last sentence.

The young master panicked and immediately wanted to run to see the actress, but unfortunately the master was staying there tonight, and if he couldn't handle it well, they would meet!

So the young master comforted himself a few words, thinking that this might just be a sign of jealousy from the "female actress" and she would not really kill anyone.

The next day, just as the young master was about to go out, he heard a servant say that the master's concubine had died. She was bitten to death by a snake at night. Fortunately, the snake did not bite the master.

The young master was completely stunned and felt cold all over. He suddenly remembered that there was a forest next to the theater he often went to. It was said that there were many snakes in it, and the theater often spread realgar in the yard.

He recalled that every time after listening to an opera, the "female dan" would pester him to a small house deep in the mountains to make love.

He recalled that when he gave the jade-faced fox to the "female actress", the "female actress" squinted her eyes and asked why it was a fox.

He also recalled that the "female flower" had snow-white skin that was slightly cool and delicate, and her eyes were light and cold in the sunlight.

The story ends here. The lousy storyteller just walked away without explaining what happened.

Li Mofu's plan of tempting the storyteller with money failed. The store refused to allow the storyteller to continue, so he could only leave in silence.

This story is a bit like those in Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio, but it is rare to hear such an interesting story, so Li Mofu still wants to listen to it to the end.

"Hey! That young master over there!"

Just a few steps out of the teahouse, Li Mofu was stopped by someone. He stopped in confusion, thinking that the owner had regretted his decision and sent a waiter to chase him out.

Unexpectedly, when he turned around, he saw a child who had been sitting in the corner of the teahouse door begging. He passed by and gave him a few cents.

"Is there anything wrong?" Li Mofu asked curiously.

The child was dirty, with mud on his face, but he was wrapped tightly, even though it was all rags.

"Sir, do you want to hear the sequel to that story?" asked the little beggar.

Li Mofu's eyes lit up, "Why, do you know what's going on?"

The little beggar shook his head and said, "I don't know what happened next, but I know this."

"This?" Li Mofu wondered, "Is this a true story?"

"Yes, sir, if you are interested, just buy me some cakes and I will tell you!" said the little beggar again.

Li Mofu thought about it and agreed. He asked Guozi to buy some cakes for the little beggar, and then took the little beggar to a noodle stall on the side of the road to eat noodles.

"Go ahead and tell me, you won't be left out." Li Mofu ordered four bowls of noodles, and Guozi would come back and eat them soon.

Mo Yi did not despise the little beggar, nor did he stop Li Mofu from asking the little beggar to listen to stories.

"Okay, take a couple of bites and I'll tell you," the little beggar slurped a few mouthfuls of noodles, then licked his lips before saying, "Actually, this is a new story. The teahouse won't charge you because the story isn't finished yet."