Her family was framed, and a great fire destroyed everything she had. Disguised as a man, she was forced into the political strife at court. To lure her enemies deeper in, she laid one trap after another. But a certain foxlike man hated her, and kept seeing through her schemes and ruining them. Within the phoenix-patterned bed curtains, the man slowly drew near, radiating danger. “My lord, you bear a striking resemblance to my beloved wife.” She broke into a cold sweat. “My lord, I am terrified.”
Ye Chuyue had this to say: being an official by day was “heartbreaking,” and being a wife by night was “physically exhausting.”
I'm the second one to comment. It's a good book, but why are so few people reading it? Is the author not interested in recommending the book?
Eh! Why am I the first to post a book review? ! ! Everyone is welcome to come and see it