A capable, heroic policewoman from the modern world becomes a timid, helpless concubine-born daughter of the prime minister, jilted by her betrothed. So what does she do? She turns over a new leaf and takes her domineering ways to the extreme! The shortsighted prince breaks off their engagement and looks down on her, then keeps provoking her again and again. Fine, she’ll show him what she’s made of! She takes on scumbags and gets revenge on the people in her household who repeatedly tried to harm her. When a tiger doesn’t show its claws, do you really think I’m Hello Kitty? At a palace banquet, she meets Mo Liuyun, the man destined to stir up a storm in her life. He’s a caring confidant, but rumors can be deadly. With her family facing disaster, will she accept the “kind offer” of her scumbag ex-fiancé, or take a dangerous gamble that could draw her into the princes’ power struggles?
It's okay, it's just over 200 chapters, not that long, so it won't be boring to read.
The writing style is like that of a primary school student, and the storyline is sometimes like a child playing house. .
This ending was too sudden after I heard it. I wanted to say, "What, it's over?" There was too little interaction between the male and female protagonists, and the male protagonist did not leave a deep impression on people. The female protagonist had more fights in the house, and it was not easy for the author to write a book.
Not bad, not bad