Chang Ping's wish since he was a child is to rely on the power of the royal family to become a rich man, and then find a good husband. Wouldn't his life be beautiful? However, the noble status brings not only wealth but also heavy responsibilities. The emperor's brother passed away, leaving behind a young nephew and an emptied throne. The princess acted as regent, and her actions were as fierce as a tiger's. She had a reputation for being ruthless in her prime. Who in the country would dare to marry?
Reader comments
I thought it was Xiao Ning, but it turned out that Xiao Ning couldn't keep his body. Fortunately, Jiang Mu was single-minded and very good-looking.
This novel is quite good. The female protagonist is beautiful, strong and miserable, but she also has a strong character. The male protagonist is even more beautiful, strong and miserable. Both of them grew up in difficult environments and made their way through their own abilities. If it weren't for the exam, I would probably read this book very carefully, but because I was short on time, I skipped through it in the middle. It was quite interesting. I gave it four stars because I think it's not as good as the books I've read before. You can't say where it's lacking, but I can't say it, but there really aren't any shortcomings, and there's no heart-wrenching feeling.
It's well written, but the ending is too rushed, but the beginning is okay.
It was good in the early stages, I liked watching the heroine concentrate on her career, but it got a bit messy after she handed over the power, but overall it was pretty good.
Looks good, pretty good
Very nice, a bit long
It's just that the sentences are not smooth enough. You can add a little extra.
Well written and full of ups and downs
Who knows what Xiao Ning's final outcome will be?
Who ascended the throne last?
It's a very interesting novel, but it's not told directly from the story of the male protagonist's time-travel Golden Finger.
I thought it was Xiao Ning, but it turned out that Xiao Ning couldn't keep his body. Fortunately, Jiang Mu was single-minded and very good-looking.
This novel is quite good. The female protagonist is beautiful, strong and miserable, but she also has a strong character. The male protagonist is even more beautiful, strong and miserable. Both of them grew up in difficult environments and made their way through their own abilities. If it weren't for the exam, I would probably read this book very carefully, but because I was short on time, I skipped through it in the middle. It was quite interesting. I gave it four stars because I think it's not as good as the books I've read before. You can't say where it's lacking, but I can't say it, but there really aren't any shortcomings, and there's no heart-wrenching feeling.
It's well written, but the ending is too rushed, but the beginning is okay.
It was good in the early stages, I liked watching the heroine concentrate on her career, but it got a bit messy after she handed over the power, but overall it was pretty good.
Looks good, pretty good
Very nice, a bit long
It's just that the sentences are not smooth enough. You can add a little extra.
Well written and full of ups and downs
Who knows what Xiao Ning's final outcome will be? Who ascended the throne last?
It's a very interesting novel, but it's not told directly from the story of the male protagonist's time-travel Golden Finger.