The tough and beautiful female general v the violent and arrogant handsome prince
[The real moonlight is worn as a fake double + the male protagonist's ultimate love brain + running with the ball + the crematorium of the hardcore wife chaser]
Once Su Luo died tragically, she turned into the concubine of her sworn enemy, turning from a majestic female general into a loser who can be bullied by everyone.
With her bad temper, she tore apart her vicious step-sister and kicked her white lotus green tea, opened a escort agency and built a medical clinic, and her life was prosperous.
Unexpectedly, her rival had a crush on her in her previous life. She was still a lover and wanted to avenge her tragic death.
She happily waited for him to investigate the murderer, but unfortunately she was drugged time and time again, and could only grab her enemy by the collar.
She saved him from fire and water time and time again, only to find out that she had given birth to a baby, and he held a knife to his neck when she was giving birth.
"I only love Su Luo. You are just a substitute, and I will not admit it to the child in your belly."
She explained over and over again that she was Su Luo, but he showed no mercy at all.
After luckily escaping, she burned down the palace, took away all the money and ran away. When they met again, she transformed into the noble empress of a neighboring country and recruited a consort.
After learning the truth, he hugged his thighs tightly: "Madam, what do you think of my husband?"
She smiled slightly: "Anyone can do it, except you and the dog."
Reader comments
It was originally a good story, but as I read it, I neither liked the male protagonist Chen Wang nor the female protagonist Su Luo. One does the cruelest thing for the most innocent and righteous reasons, and the other does the most shameless thing with the most upright and dignified attitude. It is obvious that the goal can be achieved directly, but it has to be detoured. It may be to express Machiavellian tactics, but only the scheming is seen, and it is still the most trivial fight.
It was originally a good story, but as I read it, I neither liked the male protagonist Chen Wang nor the female protagonist Su Luo. One does the cruelest thing for the most innocent and righteous reasons, and the other does the most shameless thing with the most upright and dignified attitude. It is obvious that the goal can be achieved directly, but it has to be detoured. It may be to express Machiavellian tactics, but only the scheming is seen, and it is still the most trivial fight.
I'm really speechless, are you done? ? ?