After falling on hard times, Wei Shu was taken home by a villager. Hands that had never touched a drop of work were now used for laundry and cooking. She thought she’d be trapped in the mountain village for good, but unexpectedly, the villager rose through the ranks and became a powerful minister at court.
After Wei Shu plotted her escape, she heard that the man had become a rebel, killed the emperor, and taken the throne for himself.
Just as she was about to marry someone else, Huo Yan, the new emperor, forcibly took her back. He pretended to be crippled and blind to win her sympathy. “The court officials all refuse to accept me because of my disabilities.”
Then she saw the “crippled and blind” Huo Yan kick a courtier down the long steps in front of the palace hall, and suddenly came to her senses.
Huo Yan pulled her into his arms, a tear secretly rolling down his cheek. “Please... don’t leave me again.”
The writing is concise but engaging. The male protagonist is too cold and even a bit cruel at the beginning. The female protagonist has never done anything. She just stays with the male protagonist to solve problems that the male protagonist does not care about. She is more like a tool, so it is missing one star. But the if line is perfect, I still like it very much.
Such a beautiful book, I would give it a five-star rating. I really love this kind of plot, it's a very novel theme, there are a lot of twists and turns, and the final ending is very beautiful, but it's a pity for Jian Qi, but it's good to end with regrets.
The female protagonist is the light that saves the male protagonist. She falls in love over time and trades to pretend to be a couple. The female protagonist is sweet and kind-hearted, while the male protagonist is cold, cruel, sensitive, suspicious, and a straight man with cancer.
It's nice to watch. I like the progress of the extra if line more. It's so sweet.
Step by step, slow and steady, a very good novel
It's okay, it's pretty.