In her previous life, the unluckiest thing that ever happened to Xiao Yunnian was meeting Li She. The first time she saw him, she broke an arm; the second time, she broke a leg; the third time, she got a head injury. All he ever asked was, “Miss, what is your surname?”
In this life, the thing Li She remembers most vividly is meeting Xiao Yunnian. The first time, she was a man, timidly avoiding his gaze; the next time, she was a woman, waiting for him to pay his respects from on high. All he wants is to ask her properly, “Your Highness, what is your surname?”
In her previous life, she was blind and foolish, lost both love and money, and ended up helping a pair of wicked lovers get together.
In his previous life, he trusted family and prized filial duty. Only when he died did he realize that there was no true affection in a marquis’s household.
Reborn with no connection to each other, she had planned to carve up the wicked couple, chop down her evil mother-in-law, and enjoy life with her enormous dowry. Instead, she gets swept into the whirlpool of household intrigue.
The book is very good-looking and has a delicate approach. The heroine and the hero go to hell together. The heroine makes a promise to save him alive. Then the hero and heroine are reborn. The heroine gets rid of the scumbag and finally gets together with the hero. But the ending is too hasty. What about the conspiracy against the heroine and the great cause of the queen? Will this lead to a second part? I look forward to it.
I went through all the hardships just to meet him, know each other, cherish, love and stay with him for the rest of my life in the vast sea of people.
I just haven't watched much of it and I think it's very good. I'll review it after I finish it.
The writing is smooth and vivid, which is quite good.
Very good. You can take a look.