She was a dowry maid, and her mission in the palace was only to keep her safe and protect her; he, the emperor of a country, was aloof, gave her hope, and broke her wings with his own hands. She knew that her future was not within the high walls of this deep palace, but she had to embark on the road of revenge. Put on the beautiful clothes, go to the dragon bed, and become the emperor's woman. He took the palace, the holy pet, and the phoenix seal with bare hands. In the end, he found that he was just her shadow, his pawn...
Reader comments
Actually, I think it's a pity that King Jing and Shu Ziya are not together. King Jing is so pitiful. In fact, I wanted King Jing and Shu Ziya to be together from the beginning, but it's a pity, and I personally don't like the male protagonist very much. If I were asked to choose who should be with the heroine, I personally would still choose King Jing
It's still pretty, but a little sad.
The narrative is rigorous, the writing is mature, and the plot is very attractive.
I cried so much, my last tribute to the king [crying]
Actually, I think it's a pity that King Jing and Shu Ziya are not together. King Jing is so pitiful. In fact, I wanted King Jing and Shu Ziya to be together from the beginning, but it's a pity, and I personally don't like the male protagonist very much. If I were asked to choose who should be with the heroine, I personally would still choose King Jing
It's still pretty, but a little sad.
The narrative is rigorous, the writing is mature, and the plot is very attractive.
I cried so much, my last tribute to the king [crying]