Both leads are reborn; a powerful pair; an emperor’s neglected son versus a bandit chieftainess
Content warning: They fall in love again despite their past hatred; first-person narration; short story
The neglected Third Prince, Ye Zhiwei, receives an imperial order to wipe out the bandit stronghold on Hemeng Mountain. He feigns weakness before the enemy, yet is “forced” to become the stronghold’s groom. As they live together, he falls in love with the chieftainess, An Rao. But imperial orders are hard to defy. He sets the stronghold ablaze, secretly rescuing only her. A woman of fierce spirit, An Rao hangs herself among the ruins of the stronghold.
Reborn, he makes a point of appearing in the young woman’s line of sight. To his surprise, she avoids him.
It isn’t just him: she, too, is trying to prevent the tragedy.
And so begins the story of him chasing her while she runs away, only to find she has nowhere to escape...
It's pretty good, but the names were a bit mixed up at first.
Not bad! Worth recommending! Written plainly and clearly! The female protagonist has a clear distinction between love and hate, and the male protagonist's feelings about his family and country are also clearly highlighted! Nice! ! !
The story is concise and clear. A bit of misunderstanding was solved later, and it is sweet and sweet. Two children are born from one child [face covering]
It's pretty good, but the names were a bit mixed up at first.
Not bad! Worth recommending! Written plainly and clearly! The female protagonist has a clear distinction between love and hate, and the male protagonist's feelings about his family and country are also clearly highlighted! Nice! ! !
The story is concise and clear. A bit of misunderstanding was solved later, and it is sweet and sweet. Two children are born from one child [face covering]
Not bad, not bad. Ask if you like it.