After His Cousin's Love Changed, the Prince Became Anxious
by Xiaran. Cs
About This Novel
Liu Chanzhen married an inhumane woman in her previous life, and the world was in chaos, and she died tragically at the hands of the rebels. After her death, her soul wandered around the world and watched the world return to peace. She thought she was going to disappear, but unexpectedly returned to fifteen years ago. At this time, she was a cousin who had just arrived to stay at Jiangninghou Mansion. Cui Heng, the prince of the Hou family, was a dignified and dignified gentleman. The most important thing was that when she died, the Jiangning city he occupied was still intact, and he would become the new emperor of the next dynasty. At first, she tried to please him in every possible way just to seek shelter, but later she had delusions that she shouldn't have. But she tried her best, but his attitude towards her was still cold, like an iceberg that never melted. She gave up. How could someone like him fall in love with a little orphan girl who had no power or money and could do nothing to help him? She married someone else, but the person who walked into the wedding night was not the husband-in-law she married, but the noble prince Marquis Jiangning who was praised by everyone. He lifted her red hijab and pinched her chin, his eyes filled with unprecedented heat. He gritted his teeth and asked, "Didn't you say you won't marry anyone but me?" A helpless cousin came to the house. She was fresh and delicate, with a beautiful face. She said she loved him, but the look in her eyes had nothing to do with him. She is vain, stupid, greedy for life and afraid of death, full of lies, and extremely cute.
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Official(52)Scraped 2mo ago
Can we change the male lead to Si Yunhua?
Why does the male protagonist have to be Cui? Could it be Si Yunhua? Since Si fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight from the beginning, can't the female protagonist be allowed to have a long-lasting love for him after she marries Si? Cui refused from the beginning, and even said such outrageous things to the heroine. Why did the heroine have to be with the hero after abusing him when he turned around? What kind of logic is this? The heroine had such a miserable life in her last life. Can't she find someone who can give her a peaceful life in this life? Why is it that the hero always chases his wife to the crematorium and then ends up happily together? Then why does such a good Si Yunhua get involved in the relationship between the hero and heroine? Did Si Yunhua do something wrong to make him endure the abandonment of his lover and friends? If so, there would be no need to write that Si fell in love with the heroine at first sight from the beginning. Didn't Si Yunhua have someone he liked in his previous life? Wouldn't it be better to just let him continue the emotional drama of his previous life? Why do you want to torture and hurt Si Yunhua like this? In order to show the great love between the male and female protagonists, does it have to involve an innocent Si Yunhua? Although the male protagonist has been protecting the female protagonist, after the male protagonist pushed the female protagonist to Si Yunhua, he found that he could not let go of his feelings for the female protagonist and wanted to take the female protagonist back. He could even betray a brother who had always stood by his side to accompany him to conquer the world. They say that friends' wives should not be bullied. If he was with Si Yun When Hua He said he wanted to marry the heroine, he told Si Yunhua that the heroine was the one he liked. Si Yunhua would not have fallen deeper into the trap. They are now married. The hero found that he couldn't let go and wanted to take her back. But it didn't work. The more I wrote, the more I hated the hero. I was just a little bit disgusted with it at first, but now I hate it more and more😫
If the heroine is reincarnated just to kill such a good Mr. Si, kill the innocent Si family, and then remarry and have sex with the male protagonist, there will be no one left.
The author is great. Let the male protagonist be the monarch of He Qing Haiyan. The female protagonist and Si Yunhua are together. It's almost the end. No matter how much the plot is written, it won't come true. Si Yunhua is the real one. He is already more male than the male protagonist. If they are not married, it's just Bai Yueguang. It's okay to continue writing. Seeing that they are married and still love each other. The male protagonist and Si Yunhua are very good friends. Being with a friend's wife is really unacceptable. It's good that the male protagonist is miserable, but Si Yunhua is as good as him. This is not about the main male protagonist or the main female protagonist. After the husband Si Yunhua, who had a difficult relationship in the end, died, they were still together. After reading the novel for so many years, the story continues.
If things continue like this, if Si Yunhua doesn't die, I'm afraid the male and female protagonists won't be able to be together at all.
What's the matter, the second male lead has such a good personality, a white moonlight-like existence, and he and the male protagonist are brothers. If the male and female protagonists must be together, I'm afraid they will be written off by our boss.
I want the second male lead to be on top! The second male lead is so good😘
I used to think that the second male lead was good, but after looking at it, I still feel that the first male lead is pretty good: the first male lead has too many responsibilities, which leads to him missing out.
Why can I only choose one or both? It's really hard to choose.
Nice! But I want to abuse the male protagonist quickly hahahahahaha, my mouth is too harsh
It's really hard to comment. It's acceptable to be with the second male lead, but why do you want the female protagonist to marry the second male lead for several years, and just hastily write the second male lead off and force the male and female protagonists to be together? Or, during the early stage of the marriage, the male protagonist steals the bride. I'm speechless.
It's very beautiful. I chased it all night, but I still feel sorry for Yunhua. What a good person.
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Official(52)Scraped 2mo ago
Can we change the male lead to Si Yunhua?
Why does the male protagonist have to be Cui? Could it be Si Yunhua? Since Si fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight from the beginning, can't the female protagonist be allowed to have a long-lasting love for him after she marries Si? Cui refused from the beginning, and even said such outrageous things to the heroine. Why did the heroine have to be with the hero after abusing him when he turned around? What kind of logic is this? The heroine had such a miserable life in her last life. Can't she find someone who can give her a peaceful life in this life? Why is it that the hero always chases his wife to the crematorium and then ends up happily together? Then why does such a good Si Yunhua get involved in the relationship between the hero and heroine? Did Si Yunhua do something wrong to make him endure the abandonment of his lover and friends? If so, there would be no need to write that Si fell in love with the heroine at first sight from the beginning. Didn't Si Yunhua have someone he liked in his previous life? Wouldn't it be better to just let him continue the emotional drama of his previous life? Why do you want to torture and hurt Si Yunhua like this? In order to show the great love between the male and female protagonists, does it have to involve an innocent Si Yunhua? Although the male protagonist has been protecting the female protagonist, after the male protagonist pushed the female protagonist to Si Yunhua, he found that he could not let go of his feelings for the female protagonist and wanted to take the female protagonist back. He could even betray a brother who had always stood by his side to accompany him to conquer the world. They say that friends' wives should not be bullied. If he was with Si Yun When Hua He said he wanted to marry the heroine, he told Si Yunhua that the heroine was the one he liked. Si Yunhua would not have fallen deeper into the trap. They are now married. The hero found that he couldn't let go and wanted to take her back. But it didn't work. The more I wrote, the more I hated the hero. I was just a little bit disgusted with it at first, but now I hate it more and more😫
If the heroine is reincarnated just to kill such a good Mr. Si, kill the innocent Si family, and then remarry and have sex with the male protagonist, there will be no one left.
The author is great. Let the male protagonist be the monarch of He Qing Haiyan. The female protagonist and Si Yunhua are together. It's almost the end. No matter how much the plot is written, it won't come true. Si Yunhua is the real one. He is already more male than the male protagonist. If they are not married, it's just Bai Yueguang. It's okay to continue writing. Seeing that they are married and still love each other. The male protagonist and Si Yunhua are very good friends. Being with a friend's wife is really unacceptable. It's good that the male protagonist is miserable, but Si Yunhua is as good as him. This is not about the main male protagonist or the main female protagonist. After the husband Si Yunhua, who had a difficult relationship in the end, died, they were still together. After reading the novel for so many years, the story continues.
If things continue like this, if Si Yunhua doesn't die, I'm afraid the male and female protagonists won't be able to be together at all.
What's the matter, the second male lead has such a good personality, a white moonlight-like existence, and he and the male protagonist are brothers. If the male and female protagonists must be together, I'm afraid they will be written off by our boss.
I want the second male lead to be on top! The second male lead is so good😘
I used to think that the second male lead was good, but after looking at it, I still feel that the first male lead is pretty good: the first male lead has too many responsibilities, which leads to him missing out.
Why can I only choose one or both? It's really hard to choose.
Nice! But I want to abuse the male protagonist quickly hahahahahaha, my mouth is too harsh
It's really hard to comment. It's acceptable to be with the second male lead, but why do you want the female protagonist to marry the second male lead for several years, and just hastily write the second male lead off and force the male and female protagonists to be together? Or, during the early stage of the marriage, the male protagonist steals the bride. I'm speechless.
It's very beautiful. I chased it all night, but I still feel sorry for Yunhua. What a good person.
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