
Rouge Stains the Empire
胭脂染帝业
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 784k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
282Chapters
40Reads
1Listens
10.3kReads · all time
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The first story is very exciting. Gone with the Wind has a sheep-like appearance, but her life is like a duckweed. She has suffered many hardships and been homeless for most of her life. In fact, it is her cousin who truly cares for the heroine without asking for anything in return. He has no regrets even until he gave his life. Sima Ying had a plan to get close to the heroine from the beginning, and was also ruthless during the period. Unfeeling, true feelings are revealed only when he is about to die. Liu Cong's love lacks respect, force, robbery, overbearing and selfishness. This suffocating love makes the heroine fearful and disgusted. How can she be willing to do so? Although Liu Yao also hurt the heroine by force, most of the time and later he respects and loves the heroine throughout his life. It is wonderful and good-looking. I highly recommend it.
The plot of the story all follows the historical process, and it is super immersive. I specifically found the uncut version on the website, but it is not what I expected. The uncut version of Yang Xianrong is too pitiful and always violated, because he is a historical figure after all. I actually hope that he only has two people, Sima Zhong and Liu Yao. It is not easy for people to live in troubled times, and it is even more difficult for women. I hope that she will be safe when she experiences the Eight Kings Rebellion in her real world. Yes, the Yongjia Rebellion was safe when she was captured by the former Zhao. In the end, she met Liu Yao who rescued her from the fire and water, and then she was happy for the rest of her life (the novel was so pitiful, and I always saw how miserable he was in the real world, and I didn't want him to be so pitiful). I randomly made up for the Rebellion of the Eight Kings and the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Five Hus, which characters had a chaotic relationship, the daughter of this family belonged to the mother of that family, this one destroyed the other one and became emperor, dizzy 😵💫
It's good to watch. I've watched it before, but I didn't finish it because I didn't have time. I cried several times after watching it. However, sometimes it's a bit confusing. It's the scene where the heroine met Sima Ying. I thought it was when the heroine was still a queen, and Liu Cong was the same, but it's still good to watch.
It's good to watch, and the plot generally doesn't have any serious flaws, but if you care about Shuang Jie, don't watch it. This is a book that can be read. If you don't mind the plot of Fei Shuangjie and three men competing for one woman, you can just read it. The ending is HE, which is absolutely fine. There are also some classic plots. You can make up your own mind, so I won't mention them one by one.
It's so beautiful, I've watched it twice