The moment Ming Luan transmigrated, she witnessed her family turn on her without mercy.
Her grandmother and aunt wanted to drive her to her death, her uncle’s wife planned to sell her to a rich merchant, and her parents thought they could save the ransom money and use it to raise her younger brother. With nowhere else to turn, Ming Luan went to the Prince of Zhao’s residence, her former brother-in-law’s home, to claim her late sister’s dowry. To her surprise, Prince Zhao not only refused to give it to her, but had her beaten as well.
If this world wouldn’t let her live, then she’d risk everything!
She’d make every last person who bullied her pay!
But then the emperor, who’d been watching the show, ordered her to marry Prince Zhao!
Ming Luan could only laugh. So what if she had to pull hair? She refused to believe she couldn’t out-pull a sickly, possessive prince!
It's good to read. This is the third book written by the author. It's a good book. It has a wonderful sense of humor and an unconventional plot. It's worth reading.
Compared to Mary Sue, the heroine is particularly beautiful, and everyone likes it. The writing style is witty and humorous, which dilutes the more solemn background. All the characters are well written. I especially like the scene where the heroine gets along with Queen Jing'an. It makes my heart melt.
This is a low-key, good-looking novel. Although not many people have read it, it is not inferior to those with over 90 points in book reviews.
Is a very good book
Well, different fireworks. Don't worry about the small place, it's quite nice and humorous. Recommend
A very good novel
So sweet, a very different old saying
I didn't like the latter part of the story, but overall it was interesting.
The writing is humorous and makes people unable to put it down.
A very interesting book. Worth a look.