[Historical romance + two strong leads + 0.1% political intrigue + romance and passion + martial world]
The heroine seems weak at first because she's adept at disguising herself. The hero is strong too, but not as strong as she is. Everyone writes heroes who are stronger than their heroines. I refuse to accept that. The heroine has to be stronger than the hero.
A decade of hardship, a century of power,
Fame and glory among the Six States.
Who will fight for the realm? Who will be its hero?
A thousand years of rivers and mountains, ten thousand years of profit,
A royal city rises and falls.
In an instant, defeat becomes victory, and victory makes a king.
They seem like nobles with boundless ambition,
But beneath it all are romance, passion, and tender affections.
“No transmigration.” “No rebirth.” “Pure historical romance.”
When every love, hate, anger, and obsession
can no longer conceal the bloody storm behind the scenes,
when every lie and deception is laid bare in a single moment,
how can you kiss my brow without letting it show?
When the love and hatred we've kept bottled up for years burst their banks,
how can we bare our hearts, remain as calm as gentlemen, and stand by each other through life and death?
Behind the palace walls, behind royal power, through the political storm,
even the explanations that never came in time,
the sacrifices that came too late,
the words left unsaid,
will you hate me?
In the fifth year of Dongji, Li Jingya, a princess of the fallen dynasty, meets His Highness Prince of War Wu Chaohe in Yizhou. After discussing it, they decide to travel to Youzhou. On the way, they meet Xi Dan'er at the Ten-Mile Pavilion. Shen Shufeng dies saving Xi Dan'er. When Li Jingya returns to Youzhou, she unexpectedly sees someone who should be dead: Li Yusheng, the ruler of the fallen kingdom...
Princess of the fallen dynasty Li Jingya ✘ founding Prince of War Wu Chaohe
Note: ✍Just writing for fun.
The author's own rating is really hard to describe. I originally planned to revise the entire article, but I was too lazy to start over and didn't have much time. I wrote this book when I was in high school, and now that I have graduated from college, it would be great to publish it. It will probably take about 1 million words to be written. "The Past Chapter" is about the past events of Li Jingya and Wu Chaohe, and it also needs to be completely overhauled. If I have time, I will rewrite the entire text of "Half a Lifetime of Morning Flowers", but it will be judged as plagiarism, so I plan not to sign the contract and not write it. The original plan was "The Past", "The Ancient City" and "The Mountains and Seas" "The Jinghong Chapter", "Old Things: The Cold Age", "Old Things: The Music of the Piano and the Seal Can't Play", "Suxi Chapter" and "Enchanted Chapter" So far I have written an "Ancient City Chapter" Rubbish novel!
The ancient city chapter is particularly beautiful