She was a princess, yet treated no better than a servant. She had hoped to live a carefree life, but an imperial decree ordering her to marry abroad suddenly came her way.
He was a prince, a legitimate son of the emperor cast aside because of his health. Their two countries arranged a marriage, binding two people who had both been abandoned together.
Before the wedding, he told her his last wishes.
Afterward, he doted on her with all his heart…
She couldn’t make sense of it. She was perfectly healthy, with no ailments at all, yet somehow she was always causing him trouble. Little by little, she lost her heart to him.
He gave a slight smile. He would never admit he’d done it on purpose.
Who says a diplomatic marriage has to end in tragedy?
If I can turn the world in my hands, I’ll take you with me to gaze upon the vast realm and share a smile.
Haven't finished reading yet. The subject matter is good and the concept is clever. Let me mention a few more points: 1. The third chapter explains that the heroine has traveled through time and her family members are all awesome! 2. Some paragraphs are too long and look a bit tiring!
It's a very good book. I can't read it on other software now. If you read it directly on Tomato, you would be misled by other reviews and miss it.
It's hard to calm down. Changge is dead. What should Baili Chenxuan do?
Very nice . I like
Yes, it's very good-looking. I also like the heroine's character. The heroine has martial arts and is very powerful. The same goes for the male protagonist.
Fine! Wonderful! I'm still jumping to watch it!
Not bad, the ending is not tragic.
The story is pretty good and the writing is fluent. The downfalls are the hasty ending, the imperfections that leave regrets, and the cruelty in some places but the kindness in others.