In her previous life, Ning Jinxiu was the most favored concubine in the harem, but who would have thought that she was just a shield for the emperor's true love, and that she was forced to be buried with him when the emperor died. Once you open your eyes and are reborn at the age of fourteen, everything can still change, right? Then expose your true colors and ruin your reputation. The father wants to sell his daughter for glory, right? Then I will demote you to a commoner and leave you with nothing. My sister-in-law is pretending to be innocent, right? I'll send you to get married and see who you pretend to be. It feels good to torture a scumbag, but why does this slave at home always look at her weirdly, as if he wants to eat her alive? "Jinxiu, don't use your hands to hit your enemy. It will hurt your hands. Come on, use a whip." The slave suddenly transformed and turned into a prince with a heavy army? Jinxiu took a deep breath and asked, "Tell me! What did you want to steal while undercover at my house?" "Steal from you."
Reader comments
The ending was too hasty, it just ended like that
The result was unexpected
The beginning was okay, but the ending was too rushed.
I feel that there should be at least tens of thousands of words to expand the relationship between the male protagonist Ah Qi and the female protagonist Ning Jinxiu, but it was covered in just a few hundred words.
The counterattack of the Queen and the Crown Prince, the revenge of Concubine Feng and the Eighth Prince, and the rise of Concubine Jiang and the Twelfth Prince are not mentioned.
The ending is just a brushstroke. There is no emotional process between the male and female protagonists. The front is vigorous and the back is light and fluttering.
The ending was too hasty, it just ended like that
The result was unexpected
The beginning was okay, but the ending was too rushed. I feel that there should be at least tens of thousands of words to expand the relationship between the male protagonist Ah Qi and the female protagonist Ning Jinxiu, but it was covered in just a few hundred words. The counterattack of the Queen and the Crown Prince, the revenge of Concubine Feng and the Eighth Prince, and the rise of Concubine Jiang and the Twelfth Prince are not mentioned.
The ending is just a brushstroke. There is no emotional process between the male and female protagonists. The front is vigorous and the back is light and fluttering.
Very pretty,,