The Queen is Embarrassed
About This Novel
When he entered the palace to visit his aunt, he unexpectedly discovered a shocking secret and was forced to become a queen. She is virtuous, virtuous, dignified and generous, just to sit on the phoenix chair and live comfortably. It's just that she never thought that after becoming the queen of Muyi's world, she would still have to go through so many ups and downs before she could secure her position. As a queen, she must be virtuous and generous and select Na'mei for the royal family. This is a plan for the emperor! A plan for royal heirs! As a queen, she had to risk being angered by persuading the emperor to share the rain and dew. This was a plan for the concubines! A plan for peace in the harem! As a queen, she must stand firmly by the emperor regardless of her own safety. This is for the sake of the country and the country! As a queen, she is burdened with a secret that she cannot tell anyone, and she has to pretend to know nothing about it to fulfill it. This is a trick for her aunt! For the royal face! However, she wanted to be a good queen, but she couldn't do it for herself.
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Official(2)Scraped 24d ago
It's a bit wrong. The female protagonist was forced to enter the palace because she broke up the affair between her aunt and the male protagonist. The male protagonist is clearly a scumbag. The male protagonist likes the female protagonist's aunt. I don't feel like he likes her. It's like an Oedipus plot. When he was a child, the male protagonist was raised by his aunt and was dependent on her. He was a bit lacking in love and had the excitement of having an affair with her. After the death of his mother, the male protagonist turned around and forgot about it. In fact, he didn't love anyone, including the female protagonist. Even when the female protagonist's child died, he didn't have much reaction. This is not a sign of liking someone. I feel that the male protagonist doesn't know what love is. He has feelings for everyone, but it's not the same. In the end, the male protagonist was strong and clear, and the ending was too hasty.
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The hero and the heroine's aunt are having sex together! The heroine still entered the palace because she broke up their adultery and even had a child with the heroine's aunt! It made me sick and vomited
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Community(0)
Official(2)Scraped 24d ago
It's a bit wrong. The female protagonist was forced to enter the palace because she broke up the affair between her aunt and the male protagonist. The male protagonist is clearly a scumbag. The male protagonist likes the female protagonist's aunt. I don't feel like he likes her. It's like an Oedipus plot. When he was a child, the male protagonist was raised by his aunt and was dependent on her. He was a bit lacking in love and had the excitement of having an affair with her. After the death of his mother, the male protagonist turned around and forgot about it. In fact, he didn't love anyone, including the female protagonist. Even when the female protagonist's child died, he didn't have much reaction. This is not a sign of liking someone. I feel that the male protagonist doesn't know what love is. He has feelings for everyone, but it's not the same. In the end, the male protagonist was strong and clear, and the ending was too hasty.
😁😁😁
The hero and the heroine's aunt are having sex together! The heroine still entered the palace because she broke up their adultery and even had a child with the heroine's aunt! It made me sick and vomited
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