[HE] [Overhead Shuang Jie] [Marriage first, love later] [Sweet pet] [God's calamity] [Group pet] [The male and female protagonists are rational and not brainless]
Protagonist name: Shen Muzhou vs. Song Chuchu
The first life: a drama of power and palace fighting. The male protagonist is the young minister of Dali Temple. He works hard to avenge his family's destruction and ascends to a high position. The female protagonist is the prime minister's legitimate daughter, and she and the male protagonist fall in love at first sight and cherish each other.
The second life: The heroine was the prime minister of a neighboring country, but the old emperor threatened her parents' lives to replace the princess in marriage. Unexpectedly, everything was planned by her future husband for a long time. The second life mainly tells the story of the male and female protagonists' daily life as sweethearts of the emperor and the empress in a slightly tense atmosphere of palace fighting.
Reader comments
This article is both clean and the ending is HE.
A marriage certificate is a joke between the emperor and the prime minister. The oolong that caused the incident was that Jing Zhan wanted to use Song Chuchu to get rid of the emperor's control, but unfortunately to no avail.
Because she always had the gentle and elegant young minister of Dali Temple, Shen Muzhou, in her heart.
Shen Muzhou and Song Chuchu (the male and female protagonists) fell in love at first sight and had a crush on each other for a long time, and finally came together after many twists and turns.
Princess Chu Muxi, who came to make peace with the Central Plains for the benefit of the Mobei nation, and Prince Jing Zhan, who was deceived by the emperor for many years and decided to resist (the two deputy CPs are childhood sweethearts and have known each other since childhood)
There are also the heroine's brother and sister-in-law who sprinkle sweets every day.
Welcome to read Welcome to read.
It's quite good, but there are so many scenes between the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist's scenes in the early stage are pitiful. I once thought that the male and female protagonists were the male protagonists. It can be said that the author is too partial to these two characters. I don't like to watch the scenes between the male and female protagonists. It's too long-winded. I feel that there is no priority. I thought it was a double male and female protagonist.
This article is both clean and the ending is HE. A marriage certificate is a joke between the emperor and the prime minister. The oolong that caused the incident was that Jing Zhan wanted to use Song Chuchu to get rid of the emperor's control, but unfortunately to no avail. Because she always had the gentle and elegant young minister of Dali Temple, Shen Muzhou, in her heart. Shen Muzhou and Song Chuchu (the male and female protagonists) fell in love at first sight and had a crush on each other for a long time, and finally came together after many twists and turns. Princess Chu Muxi, who came to make peace with the Central Plains for the benefit of the Mobei nation, and Prince Jing Zhan, who was deceived by the emperor for many years and decided to resist (the two deputy CPs are childhood sweethearts and have known each other since childhood) There are also the heroine's brother and sister-in-law who sprinkle sweets every day. Welcome to read Welcome to read.
It's quite good, but there are so many scenes between the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist's scenes in the early stage are pitiful. I once thought that the male and female protagonists were the male protagonists. It can be said that the author is too partial to these two characters. I don't like to watch the scenes between the male and female protagonists. It's too long-winded. I feel that there is no priority. I thought it was a double male and female protagonist.