After Jiao Didi Escaped from the Outer Room, the Prince Went Crazy

Everything he did to protect himself in the early stage was very understandable, and I even admired his sweet-talking and stubborn character who would do anything to achieve his goals. But then, while wanting to avenge the humiliation of his father's concubine for ten years, he also extended a helping hand when he was in trouble. Is this the so-called hatred and the shadow of many years? May I ask? I thought she was a heroine with a clear distinction between love and hate, but she turned out to be a virgin... Who deserved to be bullied. Even though I was a little physically uncomfortable with the idea of ​​casually losing my virginity to the crown prince, it made sense after thinking about it carefully. But what happens if you still have to make do with the male protagonist after the matter is resolved? ? Once the goal is achieved, the person will sleep in vain, and even sleep with them to create feelings. While yearning for power, she refused the invitation to become the Crown Princess (perhaps you can explain that the current situation was not clear at that time, and she did not want to take sides casually and harm her family. Then I would like to ask how she attracted the malicious targeting of the fifth prince for herself and her grandfather after this shady relationship was exposed? The whole city knew that there was a prostitute in the Jiang family who had secretly engaged with the prince before they were married. How can a woman be blamed for her mother and grandfather? Her grandfather was famous all over the world and loved by students all over the world, but because of his granddaughter, he was ridiculed by people all over the world for his bad family style. How can he not care about the woman's reputation while letting this relationship grow without wanting it to come to fruition? How funny is that. Even if I give you a roundup: maybe she knows in her heart that the prince is a paranoid and possessive person, and she doesn't dare to let him think that he is being used, so she doesn't dare to disconnect from him. That only proves that the heroine is a fool (doesn't the sober and intelligent character set up above seem a bit ridiculous?) Anyone with a brain knows that if you often walk by the river, your shoes will get wet, and your adultery will be exposed sooner or later. Recommending herself as a pillow at the beginning shows that she understands men, so I really don't believe that if she pretends to be weak and pitiful, takes advantage of the prince's love and sympathy, pretends to be in pain but in fact resolutely shows that she does not want to get involved in a fight and hurt her family, and then leaves the capital as she did later, will she be able to completely break off this relationship? Oh, sorry, I forgot. How could the male protagonist, a seemingly affectionate but selfish man, understand her? Knowing that continuing to be flirtatious with her and admitting his relationship with the heroine would bring disaster to her, he wanted to show off his flaws while knowing that the enemy was tempting him. His so-called love means that as long as he is happy and lustful, he will risk his life for the heroine and fall off the altar. As for how difficult the situation is for his teacher and the heroine? Ah? What does it have to do with him. Besides, when the heroine runs away later, is it necessary to write such a physically uncomfortable plot in order to forcefully promote the development of the plot? I really want to curse... She stopped running away a long time ago. Her mother and grandfather warned and admonished her countless times, but she just continued to sleep with others. The reason for running away suddenly was not because she was afraid of harming her family as I mentioned earlier, but because she was suddenly afraid of death? Even if she is not sincere towards the prince, is his usually gentle heroine blind and unable to see? She has seduced the male protagonist so many times. Has the male protagonist ever shown the intention to hurt her? Now you're telling me that she just saw the prince killing an unrelated woman and immediately thought that she would be killed too, so she ran away in a panic? Author, don't you really find it baffling? Let me give you a hard word: even if she has never taken this man's tenderness seriously, she does not believe in the hero's feelings from the bottom of her heart. The male protagonist was hunted before and the two of them jumped off a cliff. At the beginning of this scene, didn't she know that this man killed without batting an eye and was surrounded by dangers? You were not afraid of death long ago and now you are suddenly and inexplicably afraid of it? There are no negative reviews of one or two stars because I actually read more than 200 chapters, put in several hours of work, and was really attracted to the sober heroine who was at the bottom at the beginning but still did whatever it took to escape her fate. So be it.

If you don't like to see the outer room, you don't have to watch it! Because the background of this fictional era in which the heroine lives is that the only way for a woman to get married and have children is to achieve the status of motherhood. It's very feudal. If the prince hadn't dealt with Pingyang Hou, the heroine would have married Pingyang Hou long ago and might have been tortured to death. The heroine just wanted to have a different life in that feudal era! Becoming the crown prince's concubine is the best way! Don't just tell me that women can do other things! In this era, it is a sin for women to read books other than "Female Virtue"! They have no culture! There is no basis for establishing oneself! She has no other choice! You don't have to watch it if you don't like it! Thank you!

It's so good that I'm writing a book review again! ! What will happen to the sparks that have just been sparked between the sinister yet innocent Song Yanxing and the smart, beautiful and thoughtful Li Miaoyi in the future? Really looking forward to it! ! Song Yanxing is really Li Miaoyi's bright moon, the best possibility for her to realize her ambition of independent life and escape from the current quagmire. Where is Song Yanxing? The bright moon in everyone's eyes is really the bright moon for the people. But who should care about the loneliness of the bright moon? His Royal Highness the Crown Prince's dangerous palace life and the need to hide his feelings. I hope Li Miaoyi can be cured. Thank you for bringing such a great story to us I also hope that such a good story can be seen by more people! Come on, come on🥰

More updates soon, I really like reading it. I hope the female protagonist in the article interacts more with the male protagonist, hehehe I am looking forward to the following plot and how it will be updated. Are there daily updates? (Star Eyes⭐️⭐️⭐️)

It's so beautiful. The plot is compact and not laggy at all. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also well described. There are foreshadowings that make people want to keep reading. The author's writing style is also very good. I urge you to update more!

It was outrageous that the prince was so kind to her because he killed the person who seduced him, yet she was actually afraid that the prince would hurt her. The more the heroine watched, the more hypocritical she felt. She wanted the prince to kick her away and be beautiful alone.

Song Yanxing is really sinister and a little innocent, hahaha. 100 Points! My favorite antique style of the year! Anyone who misses me will be sad, okay? ! I love the back-and-forth atmosphere between the male and female protagonists! The writing is very good and the content is very informative! ! I'm super looking forward to the follow-up and I'll urge you for more updates! ☺️☺️

I really like this book. I think it is very well written. The heroine is no longer the sweet and silly image, but another kind of person with ideals and ambitions. Ahhh, the author will update it soon. Please update it soon.

Please update, please update, I really want to see it.

1. Who is the woman with no painted face in the third prince? How did she rebel? After just one sentence, I looked a little confused. 2. What is the relationship between the Queen Mother and the Liu family?