Heavens, are you messing with me?!
Why is her transmigration such a wild ride, full of thrills and heart-stopping excitement?
First they give her a severely injured body that's barely alive, then make her a princess consort rejected by her imperial father and mother, and finally give her a sickly prince for a husband. His welcome gift is knocking her down several times a day, nearly making her crash.
Then everything takes a bizarre turn, and to save her own life, she has to plan ahead and strike a deal with the old emperor. In exchange for treating the prince's illness, she works hard to find herself a long-term meal ticket that can keep her alive.
But...
Can someone tell her what's gotten into the prince, who never gave her the time of day? He steps in front of a rain of arrows for her, snuffs out her romantic prospects before they even start, and keeps her up every night with his advances.
He's sick. He needs treatment, and a thorough one!
How can I put it, I feel very... The heroine is a very out-of-the-box thinker and lively person. The hero is misogynistic. Every time he makes a mistake, I want to say for a long time: The heroine is so miserable. Stop guarding this hero and find another one. Either she will be beaten internally by the hero, or she will be framed and imprisoned by others. She will have scars all over her body! Secondly, okay, the words are indeed very funny, and the male protagonist later became a gentle person, However, how could the ending be so brushed off, I actually quite liked it. If it had to be a long chapter about intrigues and evidence, then I might really not be able to stand it. Finally, there are still some small holes that have not been filled in. Among them, there is a person who is exactly the same as the person the heroine liked before time travel. That person also dreamed of the heroine in his dream, but it was blurry and his appearance was not clear, but he also appeared. Later, he did not appear. This line is not very complete. Overall, it's pretty good. The female protagonist is lively and the male protagonist is gentle in the later stages.
The female protagonist in this book is quirky (she uses a lot of swear words), and the male protagonist is domineering (but his actions are too extreme). The characters are good and the plot is okay.
I've tried it N times and I still don't get tired of it.
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There are no ink marks, so I can continue reading.
It's wonderful, go read it now
Hahahaha it's funny