In the eyes of the world, Li Xiangsi, who was both talented and beautiful, capable of both culture and martial arts, married into Prince Mo's Mansion as she wished, and married Mo Nanchen, which shocked the world.
But a year and a half later, the General's Mansion was raided, and Mo Nanchen came back from an outing, and everything changed.
He brought back a woman, and the etiquette of marrying her was no less than that of the ten-mile red dress and eight-carriage sedan chair she married him.
She tried to awaken their past in Mo Nanchen's mind, but was frustrated again and again.
Maybe, leaving is the best way for him.
I am willing to accompany you in your future, even if your success in the end has nothing to do with me
Maybe, there is no regret...
(This article has nothing to do with real history)
Reader comments
Emmm, I'm trying to persuade you to quit. It's the first time I've finished reading such an ugly book. I thought there would be a reversal later on, so I gave it up. It feels like the author is rubbing the reader's IQ on the ground. Are these two men fools? Also, what happened to Concubine Ning and the prince was not clearly written. It felt like it was out of context. Sometimes one thing was not finished before the next thing happened, and there were many holes left unfilled before the finale. This ending was also weird. Why did the heroine have to be written to death for it to count? Isn't the heroine out for revenge? Why didn't she take revenge when people from these two tribes killed his family, and ended up killing herself? She was really a saint. What happened to the prince's amnesia? Why did the medical clan want to help Ning? I was speechless, really speechless.
The writing is really bad
I finally forced myself to finish reading it! Although the beginning is very attractive, it is very discouraging. The logic of the whole article is not strong, the thinking is incoherent, and it is too far-fetched!
Emmm, I'm trying to persuade you to quit. It's the first time I've finished reading such an ugly book. I thought there would be a reversal later on, so I gave it up. It feels like the author is rubbing the reader's IQ on the ground. Are these two men fools? Also, what happened to Concubine Ning and the prince was not clearly written. It felt like it was out of context. Sometimes one thing was not finished before the next thing happened, and there were many holes left unfilled before the finale. This ending was also weird. Why did the heroine have to be written to death for it to count? Isn't the heroine out for revenge? Why didn't she take revenge when people from these two tribes killed his family, and ended up killing herself? She was really a saint. What happened to the prince's amnesia? Why did the medical clan want to help Ning? I was speechless, really speechless.
The writing is really bad
I finally forced myself to finish reading it! Although the beginning is very attractive, it is very discouraging. The logic of the whole article is not strong, the thinking is incoherent, and it is too far-fetched!