[Sweet pet + sinister and paranoid male protagonist]
[The female protagonist who is the mascot of the court x the male protagonist who is the regent with his hands covering the sky]
She is the mascot emperor who disguises herself as a man. She has been "loved" by the sinister regent since she was a child.
She is determined to become a famous king through the ages, but there are too many stumbling blocks.
How infuriating!
She swore that she would never be a vase in the court, and she would definitely be in charge before she got her haircut!
Facing the troublesome regent who really can't be killed, the worst possible outcome is marrying him home.
Reader comments
I have read both novels and comics. The comic adaptation is quite large, so I read the novel. I read this book in junior high school and now I am reading it again. It is only suitable for killing time. I cannot read it in detail because there are many pitfalls if I look closely. , What I see the most is the comments about the heroine. I really hate people attacking the heroine when I read the novel. I feel that whether she is arrogant, inferior, beautiful, ordinary, or stupid, since she is the heroine of a book, I read this book just to read her story. Rather than letting the woman have a perfect character + go through a lot of meaningless suffering + sacrifice a lot to get what the heroine deserves, in this book I don't care who the hero is, I only care about the heroine's throne and how she feels. The author's growth line of the heroine is brief and incomplete. I can't see the male protagonist always dominating the female protagonist [smile], I support the female protagonist to use the male protagonist's resources to develop herself [smile], the above is my personal opinion, I really like the female protagonist to feel cute [shy], what's wrong with the heroine, no matter how stupid the heroine is, I will support the heroine. If the heroine is happy, anyone can suffer [smile], and our Chen'er is a good child [send heart]
[Cry][cry]
Alas, it was perfect after all. Although the road ahead was difficult in this world, the two of them traveled almost all over the world. After death, they could walk together again.
Even though there are thousands of words in my heart, I can sum it up with these few words
When we first met, we were on the Kuaikan APP called "I Don't Want to Be Too Domineering" and found it to be quite good. I happened to have a lot of novel apps on my phone, so I searched for it with the intention of giving it a try. I found it, but the author is Feng Qian, and the novel has been removed from the shelves. I found it again and read it again. I was really happy, but the ending still made me heartbroken!
Say it one last time! !
Very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very beautiful!
Don't ask me why I gave such a comment after watching it for less than 30 minutes. I simply skipped it. What Feng Qian wrote is exactly the same as this one.
It's a pity that I didn't have time to comment on that one, so I made it up first.
This book is a sequel to "Bihuang". The author is Feng Qian, and some published books are signed by Bu Linglong. This author has good writing style and profound emotions. Most of the male protagonists in his novels have the appearance of Pan An. His writing style is lingering and occasionally humorous. He has a good grasp of the rhythm. Almost all the novels are read smoothly. Of course, don't worry about tricks and schemes. Logical layout has always been this author's shortcoming, just as emotional ups and downs are her strength.
Fortunately, wherever the heart goes, the east wind comes later! The female protagonist is the emperor, and the male protagonist is the regent. The male protagonist has been silently guarding her country, but the heroine misunderstood him as a traitor and traitor. The ending is good!
It's pretty good to watch, but the ending is too hasty. Is the concise writing in the front just to write a "short" word for the final ending?
Every character is very vivid. Isn't it too clear that the regent left before Chen'er in the end?
The author's writing is super good, but it's too sad. Every article he writes so far is so sad that it makes my heart tremble when I read it [I'm about to cry]
It's really beautiful. I love this setting.
The plot of this book is the same as A Few People Are Sick, called Lovesickness. At that time, it made my heart, liver, spleen, lungs and kidneys hurt [I almost cried]
This is my first time writing a review because it looks great
I like this kind of writing, humorous
Good-looking, the plot has ups and downs
I think it's pretty good
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful writing
Like it, like it very much
Very beautiful, very well written
Very good book, worth reading
It's good, the male protagonist gave everything for the female protagonist, but the female protagonist doesn't know that the second and third male protagonists are also infatuated.
Good-looking, top-notch. Likewise, Chu Fengchen and Pei Yu have a happy ending. I feel sorry for Pei Yu, but his frail body has done so much for Chen'er.
[Like] You can take a look.
Everyone has their own responsibilities and choices, choose one and live a contented life!
This book was written a few years ago and I think it's very good. From comics
I have read both novels and comics. The comic adaptation is quite large, so I read the novel. I read this book in junior high school and now I am reading it again. It is only suitable for killing time. I cannot read it in detail because there are many pitfalls if I look closely. , What I see the most is the comments about the heroine. I really hate people attacking the heroine when I read the novel. I feel that whether she is arrogant, inferior, beautiful, ordinary, or stupid, since she is the heroine of a book, I read this book just to read her story. Rather than letting the woman have a perfect character + go through a lot of meaningless suffering + sacrifice a lot to get what the heroine deserves, in this book I don't care who the hero is, I only care about the heroine's throne and how she feels. The author's growth line of the heroine is brief and incomplete. I can't see the male protagonist always dominating the female protagonist [smile], I support the female protagonist to use the male protagonist's resources to develop herself [smile], the above is my personal opinion, I really like the female protagonist to feel cute [shy], what's wrong with the heroine, no matter how stupid the heroine is, I will support the heroine. If the heroine is happy, anyone can suffer [smile], and our Chen'er is a good child [send heart]
[Cry][cry] Alas, it was perfect after all. Although the road ahead was difficult in this world, the two of them traveled almost all over the world. After death, they could walk together again. Even though there are thousands of words in my heart, I can sum it up with these few words When we first met, we were on the Kuaikan APP called "I Don't Want to Be Too Domineering" and found it to be quite good. I happened to have a lot of novel apps on my phone, so I searched for it with the intention of giving it a try. I found it, but the author is Feng Qian, and the novel has been removed from the shelves. I found it again and read it again. I was really happy, but the ending still made me heartbroken! Say it one last time! ! Very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very beautiful! Don't ask me why I gave such a comment after watching it for less than 30 minutes. I simply skipped it. What Feng Qian wrote is exactly the same as this one. It's a pity that I didn't have time to comment on that one, so I made it up first.
This book is a sequel to "Bihuang". The author is Feng Qian, and some published books are signed by Bu Linglong. This author has good writing style and profound emotions. Most of the male protagonists in his novels have the appearance of Pan An. His writing style is lingering and occasionally humorous. He has a good grasp of the rhythm. Almost all the novels are read smoothly. Of course, don't worry about tricks and schemes. Logical layout has always been this author's shortcoming, just as emotional ups and downs are her strength.
Fortunately, wherever the heart goes, the east wind comes later! The female protagonist is the emperor, and the male protagonist is the regent. The male protagonist has been silently guarding her country, but the heroine misunderstood him as a traitor and traitor. The ending is good!
It's pretty good to watch, but the ending is too hasty. Is the concise writing in the front just to write a "short" word for the final ending?
Every character is very vivid. Isn't it too clear that the regent left before Chen'er in the end?
The author's writing is super good, but it's too sad. Every article he writes so far is so sad that it makes my heart tremble when I read it [I'm about to cry]
It's really beautiful. I love this setting.
The plot of this book is the same as A Few People Are Sick, called Lovesickness. At that time, it made my heart, liver, spleen, lungs and kidneys hurt [I almost cried]
This is my first time writing a review because it looks great I like this kind of writing, humorous
Good-looking, the plot has ups and downs
I think it's pretty good
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful writing
Like it, like it very much
Very beautiful, very well written
Very good book, worth reading
It's good, the male protagonist gave everything for the female protagonist, but the female protagonist doesn't know that the second and third male protagonists are also infatuated.
Good-looking, top-notch. Likewise, Chu Fengchen and Pei Yu have a happy ending. I feel sorry for Pei Yu, but his frail body has done so much for Chen'er.
[Like] You can take a look. Everyone has their own responsibilities and choices, choose one and live a contented life!
This book was written a few years ago and I think it's very good. From comics