She is a concubine from Prince Jing's palace, with a bad luck star in her life. She was abandoned by her biological father and lives in the cracks.
He was the third prince of the current dynasty, and he worked hard to achieve hegemony, just to regain the beautiful image that should belong to him.
By a strange combination of circumstances, she became his princess, while the one she loved married someone else!
Angry and unwilling, he vented all his resentment on her and pushed her into hell with his own hands.
During an assassination, she walked into his heart, and she thought she had found her lover, but he was just using her to put his beloved in the back seat!
A fire covered up the past and all the unhappiness. He suddenly discovered that the beautiful figure back then was someone else...
Reader comments
In the first story, I really don't understand why the male and female protagonists are still together. I think the male protagonist really deserves to die. The female protagonist is like a tool without the ability to think. She is programmed to only like this tyrannical and incompetent male protagonist who uses his incomplete and violent attributes for no reason. I really feel that the heroine really doesn't have any thoughts of her own, especially when she drank the antidote and poison, the heroine's baby was killed by the hero, and then the hero suddenly fell in love with the heroine like a psychopath. He hugged the heroine twice and said a few sweet words, and the heroine's heart started to surge again. I really admire her. It's about torturing women (ok, I think it's an ancient novel), but I really feel that the heroine didn't wake up to her consciousness in the end. From the beginning to the end, both of them are just tools. (Although it is not easy for the author to create, I just finished reading it and I feel angry inside. I must say it out.) Thank you, hello in the new year, hello everyone.
It's beautiful, so sweet, but I keep crying [crying]
The first story is pretty good
The story of three generations is worth reading
It seems that the wording in the text is good, but the dialogue between the male and female protagonists feels a bit childish, and there are many typos in the language. It can be seen that the author has good writing skills, and it reads very solemnly, but the plot of the story is a bit jumpy and the connection is not smooth enough. Many times it seems as if he is talking to himself, and the author should be writing about himself. The wording is still good and deserves encouragement!
In the first story, I really don't understand why the male and female protagonists are still together. I think the male protagonist really deserves to die. The female protagonist is like a tool without the ability to think. She is programmed to only like this tyrannical and incompetent male protagonist who uses his incomplete and violent attributes for no reason. I really feel that the heroine really doesn't have any thoughts of her own, especially when she drank the antidote and poison, the heroine's baby was killed by the hero, and then the hero suddenly fell in love with the heroine like a psychopath. He hugged the heroine twice and said a few sweet words, and the heroine's heart started to surge again. I really admire her. It's about torturing women (ok, I think it's an ancient novel), but I really feel that the heroine didn't wake up to her consciousness in the end. From the beginning to the end, both of them are just tools. (Although it is not easy for the author to create, I just finished reading it and I feel angry inside. I must say it out.) Thank you, hello in the new year, hello everyone.
It's beautiful, so sweet, but I keep crying [crying]
The first story is pretty good
The story of three generations is worth reading
It seems that the wording in the text is good, but the dialogue between the male and female protagonists feels a bit childish, and there are many typos in the language. It can be seen that the author has good writing skills, and it reads very solemnly, but the plot of the story is a bit jumpy and the connection is not smooth enough. Many times it seems as if he is talking to himself, and the author should be writing about himself. The wording is still good and deserves encouragement!