The Sickly Prince Wearing a Book, Don't Pretend

Name: The Sickly Prince Wearing a Book, Don't Pretend
Author: Millet Hemu

by Millet Hemu

completed Ancient Romance Historical Fantasy Female Lead

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473Kwords229chapters

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Ch. 229 — Finale

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About This Novel

Chi Yuanyuan traveled through time! In an ancient novel about love and hatred in the palace, the male protagonist has a mortal enemy, the prince, who cannot be punished no matter how hard he tries. In the book, this prince has an empty position under one person, but he is timid and cowardly. He is a useless prince with no talent for governing the country. And Chi Yuanyuan transformed into this good-for-nothing's only aide, Yu Chiye, a traitor who had a heart for the city and was unscrupulous. When Chi Yuanyuan passed by, Yuchi Ye encountered a family tragedy, his mansion was ransacked, and his relatives were killed. He traveled thousands of miles to return to Beijing to collect the body. Unexpectedly, he was assassinated on the way. His whole body was covered with scars and he was in a state of embarrassment. Before she could enjoy the dignity, wealth and fame she deserved, Chi Yuanyuan was burdened with the hatred, responsibility and constant pursuit of her male partner. Oh, by the way, there is also Prince Adou who cannot be supported. Chi Yuanyuan thought to herself: It doesn't matter. I wrote the article and made up the story. How can I still be successful? -------------------------------- Later: Why is Yuchiye a woman... When did her dignified chief minister of the country change gender? How could she, the author, not know this! Isn't this prince a waste? Why is there something wrong with this style of painting all of a sudden (=?Ω?)? The seemingly arrogant but actually cowardly heroine PKs the timid and cowardly but down-and-out prince Tai Zi Sheng with full-level evil skills! ----------------------------------The final article "My Little Tenderness" and the double-leaf article next door "It's Time to Pick the Green Plums Next Door"