A Lifetime of Love: The Cold King's Beloved Sinful Consort

Nice! It's just a bit cruel! Abusing my wife feels good for a while, chasing my wife to the crematorium! Big cheers for the author💪!

One chapter a day is too little. Can you update a few more chapters every day? One chapter a day, chasing books is so tiring

The novel is okay, and young and naive girls who don't know what love is should like it. The heroine has no soul. She has lived her whole life for that prince. No matter how much the prince retaliates, tortures, or despises her, even though the prince actually misunderstood her, the heroine still has no human dignity. She loves the prince wholeheartedly, which is quite servile. Isn't that Rouran prince treating her badly? Why do you have to choose a man who tortures you? The name Anu perfectly suits the heroine. .

I haven't written a long review for a long time, and I really want to write it down this time. When I started reading this book, I was actually a little angry with the heroine. Why did the hero do to her, but she still liked him as always. Later, as the plot slowly unfolded, the heroine also continued to grow. From a submissive Anu who kept her head down and only knew she was wrong, she became Huazhi later. It was the hero who made the heroine start to feel inferior. It was also the hero who changed the heroine, allowing her to dare to love and hate, and become the best version of herself. In the early stage, the male protagonist's journey from throbbing to confirming his feelings to finally saying "I like you" is really described very delicately. The author wrote the struggle very well. Later, there were many misunderstandings and distrust, but in the end I felt that the heroine's values ​​were really upright. Hatred would only blind people's eyes, but the heroine did not. The heroine is just determined to do what she wants to do. The last thing I want to say is that I really like this book [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]

The male protagonist tortures the female protagonist so hard that she feels a bit silly and sweet! Later on, it's right for the female protagonist to torture the male protagonist!

The chapters of the Flower Goddess Festival are really sweet. The female protagonist is weak and kind-hearted, but this kind of kindness is really not disgusting. Her and the male protagonist's temperaments actually complement each other, which is quite sad. But after the male protagonist knows that he likes the female protagonist, he doesn't hesitate too much to worry about whether he should like it or not. This is good. Unlike some novels, the more entangled he is, the more afraid he is of admitting it, and the more he abuses the female protagonist.

After reading it, I found that this book exposed human nature, palace struggles, love and hatred.

I like it, the author keeps working hard, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

This is the richest and best story line I've ever read.

Can the female protagonist violently abuse the male protagonist in the later stage? Is there a gentle male lead?