“Wen Zishu, do you know the penalty for deceiving the emperor?”
The man in imperial robes sat on the dragon throne, glaring furiously at the young eunuch kneeling before him in the main hall.
Wen Zishu removed the three-peaked hat from her head and set it aside, then reached up and pulled out her hairpin. A cascade of dark hair spilled down.
She performed a woman’s formal kowtow, then straightened up and smiled at him.
“Deceiving the emperor is a capital offense. But I don’t think Your Majesty can bring himself to punish me.”
The man on the throne laughed heartily and leaned back against it.
“Then how about I make you responsible for managing the harem?”
The same sly glint shone in both their eyes. Wen Zishu tucked a strand of hair behind her ear and said softly,
“Stirring up trouble in the harem is something I can manage.”
When did the male protagonist discover that the female protagonist was a daughter?
When did the hero discover that the heroine was a daughter?
This book is okay. It basically tells the story of a female protagonist who is framed and forced to pretend to be a eunuch... Let me tell you two things in advance. The first is that if you look at the first few chapters, there are two who look like the male protagonist (I really can't tell the difference just by looking at the front), just like I always thought Baili Yunhe was the male protagonist, but in fact! The real male protagonist is Baili Yuheng! That is the emperor. Secondly, because the heroine's original name was Wen Zishu, which is a girl's name, she changed her name to Wen Zike to better hide herself when she was pretending to be a eunuch, so both of them are heroines.
I still feel sorry for the heroine, what a person who longs for freedom, and takes everything on herself for the one she loves. I couldn't stand it anymore, so I skipped through it. Fortunately, the emperor and the heroine were still together in the end, although they didn't seem to disperse the harem.
It's so beautiful, why haven't I found it before? Great author, come on!
"I'm so lucky to have you for the rest of my life..."
I like it. It looks good. Can we get together soon?
The inner drama is delicate, as if you were there, and it's beautiful to watch.
It's very interesting, but why is there no extra story?
It's great. The author must keep up the good work. I support you.