After transmigrating, Chu Le becomes the cast-off wife of a mad prince, and suffers terribly for the original owner's cruelty.
Yuan Yehan's cold, indifferent eyes gleam with mockery. "I could never fall in love with a sinner."
Later, a sharp blade pierces his chest. Yet he wipes his hand clean and grabs the hem of Chu Le's skirt, his eyes bloodshot. "A Chu, don't go..."
Later still, amid a vast snowy wasteland, the proud and unruly Prince of War slaughters a million troops, then kneels in humble supplication, begging for just one glimpse of her.
"A Chu, please, don't marry him..."
Chu Le tightens her grip on the knife and drives it another inch into him, smiling bitterly. "Yuan Yehan, you've treated everyone well. Everyone but me..."
(The worse the heroine suffers in the beginning, the ten times worse the hero suffers later.)
I can't stop looking so good Did they end up together? If we were together, I wouldn't watch the abandonment drama.
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I like this book. It is very consistent with feudal society. In ancient times, it was impossible without absolute power. If you want to live a beautiful and capable life, you must have the means to be valued by powerful people.
I read this book for several nights
It's very exciting, it just makes you want to watch it and you can't stop.
I like it, cheers for the author
This book is so exciting, I can't get enough of it
Very good, interesting