Her father doesn’t care for her, her brother won’t defend her, her mother is dead, her husband has another woman in his arms, and she is about to be beaten at a three-court trial.
Furious, she leaps to her feet, debates the assembled ministers, defies the emperor, and divorces the husband whose heart belongs to someone else. But the petty emperor banishes her to the remote, rugged city of Shuangcheng.
He is clad in white, with ink-black hair: the grandson of a virtuous prince from the previous dynasty, blessed with extraordinary talent and able to see through everything, yet indifferent to it all. That is, until he meets her.
No beauty in the world, however captivating, can rival a smile or frown from my wife. No prince or general can rival my husband as he paints my eyebrows by hand.
No fame or fortune can compare to green hills and clear waters. A lifetime of deep love, with two hands clasped as one.
The storyline is very well written. The female lead sometimes acts like a saint, but aside from that, it's great. I suggest the author add a beast world setting, where there are several devoted men who can't bear to part with their lovers. Of course, I'm referring to their good qualities; the author can change their less desirable traits. This would definitely create a worthy male lead.
It was fantastic! Full of hardships and dramatic twists and turns. The spiritual spring in the space could suppress the poison at first, but not later? The space is incredibly powerful; even people who are on the verge of death can be cured with medicine. The space suddenly became so cramped that you couldn't even put a little food in it.
This is one of the few good novels I've ever read.
I think it's a great read; I doubt many people have discovered this excellent article yet, otherwise the rating would be a bit low.
A captivating story 👍 With a few chapters, the plot unfolds with a dramatic rise and fall, the story is tightly woven and vivid, spanning several decades, a prelude to a love that transcends time… 👍The female protagonist, Xu Xihui, transmigrates to the world. She is brave and strong, facing the power struggles of the imperial court, her scumbag father and stepmother, her uncles and elders alone.
It was incredibly good; this was the first time-travel novel I've ever read that made me cry. It's a shame the male and female leads died in their early 60s. Wouldn't it have been better if the ending had shown them traveling the world instead of dying?
It's a very good and exciting story. Aside from the heroine's initial misfortunes, her encounter with the male lead, and the many trials and tribulations they face together, including life-and-death separations, ultimately lead to their happiness.
This novel is very touching; it really gets to my tear ducts. I cried several times. It was quite moving.
Oh dear, it's been a whole day. I read whenever I have a spare moment. This book is really good!
It's pretty good. At the beginning, I really wanted to kill the female lead's whole family; they were just too much! Thankfully, she met the male lead.