In her previous life, Zhou Mian did everything she could to call off her engagement to Lin Mo while he was gravely wounded, throwing tantrums and playing the coquette so she could marry the man she had long adored, the third prince, Li Cheng.
Later, she even forced her upright father to forge an imperial decree and put him on the throne.
But when the cunning hare dies, the hounds are cooked. In the end, her father died, her son was killed, and she was tortured in the Cold Palace.
Heaven showed mercy and let her return to the time before she broke off the engagement. In this life, she would never mistake a fish eye for a pearl again.
But could someone please tell her what the Fuyuan General meant by requesting that the emperor cancel their engagement?
Fine. If the mountain won't come to me, I'll go to the mountain.
But why is this stone-faced old man so hard to win over?
Had she misunderstood everything that happened in her previous life?
Whatever. She, Zhou Mian, is determined to become the general's wife!
A Little Scene 1
One day, at a banquet held in honor of a visiting vassal state, a blond, blue-eyed foreign envoy stumbled through an awkward attempt at court speech: “We have heard that the general's wife once performed a mesmerizing waist dance atop a war drum in the border city, becoming famous across the nine provinces and ten nations. Would we be so fortunate as to see it?”
Zhou Mian thought this was a chance to display the grandeur of our great and mighty Dahe, so she readily agreed.
But Lin Mo, who had been silently peeling shrimp with an expressionless face, suddenly dropped his wine cup, his expression turning cold.
After a long pause, Lin Mo bowed to the emperor and said in a chilly voice, “Your Majesty, this subject is drunk. I shall take my wife and take my leave. I beg your pardon.”
The young emperor gave an inscrutable smile and waved his hand casually.
The blond envoy was so startled by the turn of events that his face changed. He kept smiling apologetically and said, “The general is drunk, so please hurry home with your wife. Take care... Take care...”
Music filled the general's residence for most of that night.
Afterward, Zhou Mian never danced in public again.
I hope to change the male lead
I'm really speechless about the heroine. In ancient times, she didn't abide by the virtues of women. She even kissed her husband when she had a fiancé, and she was so pretentious. The male protagonist is also quite speechless. His beloved is about to be killed by his friend, but instead of going to his friend to settle the score, he goes to kill the person who protects the female protagonist... No big words.
Come on. Very nice
The author's writing style is very good, it would be great if he could continue writing!
I vomited 🤮