[Don’t bother reading this, it’s embarrassing old work. Read the synopsis first; the characterization gets a bit inconsistent. Slow pacing.]
[A mountain of personal headcanons + one-on-one + sweet and angsty + political scheming + not a power fantasy + not a matriarchy]
[A seemingly ruthless heroine who is actually proud and soft-hearted VS a patient, devoted, lovesick hero]
(There really are a lot of early clues, all for the later twists. Please be patient; everything will be explained later. Thank you, thank you!)
In her previous life, Du Shaoheng, the princess’s consort, died a terrible death, pierced by countless arrows.
Reborn into a new life, Du Shaoheng, unloved by his father and unwanted by his mother, refuses to repeat the past.
He publicly destroys his engagement to the princess and declares that he will never honor it.
But the princess wields overwhelming power.
After crying, throwing a fit, and threatening to hang himself all fail, Du Shaoheng decides to make the princess hate him.
To ensure he survives, he ends up on a one-way road to self-destruction.
(Warning: The hero wants a divorce early on, but not later.)
But isn’t Your Highness being a little too lenient with him?
Liang Yu is the most esteemed princess in Great Liang.
Yet to secure the throne of Great Liang, she compromises on her marriage and ends up wed to Du Shaoheng, a good-for-nothing young nobleman.
Liang Yu intends to keep the useless young nobleman as a decorative husband, nothing more.
But as she gets to know him, she realizes she has already fallen for him.
(Warning: The heroine doesn’t like the hero at first. She has a bit of a false-everyone-loves-her vibe.)
Du Shaoheng is reborn first. The princess will regain memories of her previous life later.
It's okay, the character design is indeed a bit strange, it's not bad, it's just that the male protagonist's first thought after rebirth is to reconcile with Li, but then he thinks about all the decisions in the previous life to find out, which feels a bit strange. Maybe I missed something. For viewers who don't pay close attention, the first thought is that it will be weird if you want to reconcile with Li and then act like a wife slave. The overall connection feels a little bad, and I didn't look at the later ones. Overall, it's not that bad. I hope the author can work hard
Yes, but there are still holes to be filled. I think the map doesn't need to be very big, just one capital city is enough, and there don't need to be too many characters. It's completely qualified to write a short or medium romance novel. Once you start writing a novel, you'll stretch the front line.
Isn't this Po's memory unable to be restored? 🤦
It's very well written. Come on.
How come the books you have been raising are gone?
Encouragement award, the writing is okay but there are a lot of pitfalls, but it's still readable.
I don't know if it's in the later stage, but I haven't seen the crematorium of Chai Husband now.
Come on come on come on come on