Zhao and Qi have been at war for many years, until the most recent war, Qi defeated the main force of Zhao's army. However, at this time, the State of Qi issued a letter of credence and proposed marriage, and Princess Lingyan was selected as the marriage princess. As we all know, Princess Lingyan had already fallen in love with Yang Ruihe, the son of the general. Where should they go at this time? Escape from marriage, or just separate...
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Great, their love is too bumpy, but the prince of Qi is my unfavorable one (*^ω^*)
It's good, but I feel that the male protagonist is a bit love-minded. The female protagonist agrees to get married with the male protagonist for the sake of the people, the country, and his mother and concubine. However, the male protagonist just wants to take the female protagonist to escape. No matter what, he must consider his family and take the female protagonist away. The emperor will not let go of the female protagonist's mother and concubine and the male protagonist's father. The Qi State may also use this as an excuse to go to war with the Zhao State. Is it really good for so many people to sacrifice for the love of the two of them (personally think) Dharma, if you don't like it, don't criticize me. I'm not a holy mother. I just think their love is valuable, but so many people shouldn't be allowed to pay for their love. Although it didn't cause that consequence, when I watched it, I felt that the male protagonist only wanted love and did not care about the overall situation. I know he also has lofty ambitions, but is it really worth sacrificing his ideals and the safety of his family for love? Although none of this happened, it is limited to the performance of the male protagonist in the previous chapter)
But their love story is really touching. They have always been steadfast, and they were very happy together in the end. Although I thought the male protagonist was a little love-minded at first, it was only for a while. Later, he would find an opportunity to take the female protagonist away, destroy the Qi State, and completely eliminate the existential crisis.
Qi Yue is quite heartbreaking. He was so infatuated with the heroine, but later died in the hands of the heroine. It is really a pity. After seeing the back, I feel that it would be great if the heroine fell in love with Qi Yue, and she should be very happy with Qi Yue...
Great, their love is too bumpy, but the prince of Qi is my unfavorable one (*^ω^*)
It's good, but I feel that the male protagonist is a bit love-minded. The female protagonist agrees to get married with the male protagonist for the sake of the people, the country, and his mother and concubine. However, the male protagonist just wants to take the female protagonist to escape. No matter what, he must consider his family and take the female protagonist away. The emperor will not let go of the female protagonist's mother and concubine and the male protagonist's father. The Qi State may also use this as an excuse to go to war with the Zhao State. Is it really good for so many people to sacrifice for the love of the two of them (personally think) Dharma, if you don't like it, don't criticize me. I'm not a holy mother. I just think their love is valuable, but so many people shouldn't be allowed to pay for their love. Although it didn't cause that consequence, when I watched it, I felt that the male protagonist only wanted love and did not care about the overall situation. I know he also has lofty ambitions, but is it really worth sacrificing his ideals and the safety of his family for love? Although none of this happened, it is limited to the performance of the male protagonist in the previous chapter) But their love story is really touching. They have always been steadfast, and they were very happy together in the end. Although I thought the male protagonist was a little love-minded at first, it was only for a while. Later, he would find an opportunity to take the female protagonist away, destroy the Qi State, and completely eliminate the existential crisis. Qi Yue is quite heartbreaking. He was so infatuated with the heroine, but later died in the hands of the heroine. It is really a pity. After seeing the back, I feel that it would be great if the heroine fell in love with Qi Yue, and she should be very happy with Qi Yue...