She was a female mercenary who ruled the seas in the 21st century. Her name, the “Pirate Ender,” struck terror into the hearts of all who heard it.
Then, in a single twist of fate, she transmigrated and became a good-for-nothing princess consort!
A wicked stepmother, a scumbag husband, and scheming siblings all swear to make her life miserable.
National grudges, family feuds, troubles at home and abroad: one conspiracy after another is exposed, pushing her toward a cruel destiny.
Then she’ll beat the villains and root out the treacherous. Will the haughty prince and the stone-faced general both end up at her feet?
Just wait until she drops her good-for-nothing facade. Who says a woman can’t govern a nation, manage a household, and bring peace to the world?
The author must have a scum-sucking physique, and the plot is brainless. This prince treated the heroine like that in the early stage, but the heroine was still with him in the end and died speechless. Are all the men in the world dead? The heroine is also clueless and actually falls in love with the hero in the end. The plot is rubbish.
The story is wonderful
Not bad, you can take a look
It's simply boring and a waste of book friends' time. Writing a book with this kind of thinking and logic insults the book friends' intelligence and feelings.
The author must have a scum-sucking physique, and the plot is brainless. This prince treated the heroine like that in the early stage, but the heroine was still with him in the end and died speechless. Are all the men in the world dead? The heroine is also clueless and actually falls in love with the hero in the end. The plot is rubbish.
The story is wonderful
Not bad, you can take a look
It's simply boring and a waste of book friends' time. Writing a book with this kind of thinking and logic insults the book friends' intelligence and feelings.
Wonderful, very good
Good, good, good, good
Not bad,
Wonderful storyline