My new book, The Princess’s Golden-Licensed Cast-Off Consort, is now available… A woman transmigrates and wakes up inside a coffin. Her husband is Dongfang Xi, the youngest prince of the Eastern City Kingdom on the Miliu Continent, a prince born with a face only a mother could love.
The woman stands up, and the coffin, already falling apart, finally gives up and crashes into pieces.
“Who does this coffin belong to? Why is it so shoddy?”
“It’s yours!”
At the child’s words, the woman feels like banging her head against the wall.
Sitting in the wreckage of the coffin, she says with a pained expression, “A little prince named Dongfang Xi married a little miss named Qian Zimo. The bride was eight, the groom was nine. Sigh!”
The child frowns and asks, “What are you sighing about?”
Without even looking up, the woman stares at the broken coffin boards. “This society is completely messed up. Does that make us a child groom and a child bride?”
The writing is a bit confusing. The heroine and the boy and the boy have children. The heroine is always being plotted against. It's quite painful, but the ending is pretty good.
The content of the article is good, but Xiaoxiao is too weak and lacks the temperament of a princess.