Fucha Fukan'an, the nephew of the Qianlong Emperor's empress, Lady Fucha, won the emperor's favor with his resemblance to the late crown prince and his illustrious military achievements. His distinction was unparalleled.
Ayanjueluo Mingzhu entered the palace for the selection of consorts, as custom dictated, only to be married off to a court official by imperial decree! A solitary soul resigned to fate, and a warm-hearted man who pursues her relentlessly for no apparent reason:
Is it a fleeting impulse, captivated by mere appearances,
or the profound love of love at first sight?
As the ice between them begins to thaw, Zhalantai, who grew up with Mingzhu, is thrown into the Imperial Clan Court after striking his noble princess wife!
The Ninth Princess, resentful that her husband cannot forget his old love, rushes over to confront Mingzhu, only for Fukan'an to overhear everything outside the door!
So she was never born cold; she had only locked her heart away. But is he the key to it?
In a fit of rage, Fukan'an accidentally causes Mingzhu to miscarry, and the ice freezes to the bone! Unable to endure his shrewish wife's torment any longer, Zhalantai flees the capital, hoping to take Mingzhu away and start anew...
Where does her heart belong? Can this seemingly hopeless deadlock find a way through to brighter days, or will they drift farther apart and live out their lives in desolation?
The heroine's character is too unlikeable, cold and selfish. She thinks the whole world revolves around her and treats herself as a queen. When others help her pick out the handkerchief from the river in winter, she never says thank you. She speaks with a mean attitude and treats others as servants. I have never seen such an annoying heroine. Her attitude would have made me slap her right away.
. Fukang'an's patience in pursuing the pearl is really good, while Zhamu Tuo's obsession with the pearl is mostly an obsession that cannot be achieved. The fifteen-year-old brother's love for Mingzhu is a bit inexplicable.
The female protagonist is a bit pretentious. The male protagonist is so kind to her, does not take concubines, and is single-minded. The female protagonist gets angry when she takes the initiative. Some things just need to be explained clearly. In order to vent her anger, Fu Kang'an did not let her know about the miscarriage of her first child when she was sick. She still hated him because of a maid, but Fu Kang'an apologized in the end! There is always a reason for low ratings.
Beautiful and attractive
It's super good-looking. I've always liked Fu Kang'an in "Iron Teeth Bronze Teeth Ji Xiaolan". I thought it would be great if there were novels written about him, so I searched for this book. It's really good-looking. I automatically entered the image of Fu Kang'an and the four girls in the iron drama 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭
After reading the beginning, I felt that the author seemed to have lost his memory. The previous part clearly stated that Fu Heng had no concubines, but this one begins with ""Fu Heng never said anything to the old lady about not marrying a concubine, but even after having a concubine, he still valued her." After seeing this, he decisively abandoned the article. What the hell is this? For the sake of the story, you can't be mentally ill. Do you want the author of the old article to look at it from a mental perspective? How to connect to the above article?
It's nice to read, the article doesn't drag at all, and it's easy to read.
I always feel a little weird, (in my heart: It seems a bit like me - the neurotic kind (//∇//)) Overall it's okay
Such a poignant love story can only be found in books! Seeing the depth of love, I couldn't help but shed tears in my eyes. In the end, there was no black hair or gray hair, only regret left in the world.
Looking forward to your next new book