This is a historical romance set in an imaginary ancient world. In the most delicate and elegant prose, the author tells a love story of tangled hatred and passion that stirs the soul. She is a breathtakingly beautiful imperial consort. Fierce and bold, she is nonetheless a finely crafted chess piece. A mistaken marriage brings poisoned wine, a letter of divorce, and her downfall into madness as an imperial consort... Facing one plot after another, she conceals her identity, devises strategies on the battlefield, and cunningly enters the palace, treading the edge of a blade as she maneuvers among rival factions. He is the second prince of the Nanliang Kingdom. When they first meet, he saves her from beneath a cliff. When they meet again, he is her husband, but in his eyes she is an assassin. Every encounter between them is a clash with undercurrents roiling beneath the surface. At the Wei residence, he teases her about her beautiful face, stirring her heart and setting her feelings surging. Danger approaches her, while he falls deeply in love with her. In the palace, she wounds him with tears in her eyes, while he fakes his death to escape an assassination attempt. At the Biejing Courtyard, he draws her into his arms, but she takes a phoenix hairpin and plunges it into his chest. In return, he says seven words: "Qingge, do you recognize me?" She asks, "If we can be a pair of lovebirds, why fear death?" He answers, "We would be content as mandarin ducks, needing no immortality." She weeps, and he gathers her into his arms, promising her a peaceful life and a lifetime of honor and favor. Amid a kingdom in turmoil and a chaotic game of power, watch how she unleashes her fury and how he rises to rule the world!
"How can I die if I have achieved success? I would rather be a mandarin duck than an immortal." This sentence appears most frequently when Qing Ge and Ran Zhao truly love each other, and it often appears in the second volume. The plot structure is good, but there are always errors such as multiple words, missing words, typos, spaces, etc. In the text. I have corrected the typos that I could correct and provided feedback on the typos. Alas, I didn't learn anything after watching it, but I felt quite depressed. Let's say something with emotion, fortunately we are born in today's China. We are not born in a peaceful era, but we live in a peaceful country. Today is 2021.10.02, And yesterday was National Day. The whole country is celebrating together. May the motherland get better and better and prosper!
I accidentally saw this novel in an anime, so I couldn't help but search it. I didn't expect to find it. This book really made me cry. Fortunately, it has a happy ending. "There is no way to die without success. I wish to be a mandarin duck but not an immortal."
Wei Mang is very upset, but the sweet love between Qing Ge and Ran Zhao is still broad.
I came to follow the original work only after seeing the comics. It's very good.
Moreover, the plot of the story is full of ups and downs, and every encounter between Wei Qingge and the male protagonist Ran Zhao is full of thrills. The author's writing style is also very good, and the scene descriptions are very vivid, making me feel like I am in the world of the book. I highly recommend this book!
Why can't they be allowed to live after the eldest brother is dead and Ranji is also dead?
It's a pity that the prince and the eldest brother died. The male and female protagonists really went in both directions. It was too easy for the head of the Wei family to die. He has trained so many craftsmen. Since I feel a little sorry for the craftsmen, I may always feel that most craftsmen have the same involuntary control as the heroine!
Not bad, but Wei Mang is a bit resentful
Very nice, highly recommended
Not bad, pretty good