(Teacher-student romance + yandere + light wuxia + contrasting sides + forced love + marriage before love)
Xiang Qi, a disciple of the Nine Delusions Sect, saved a child in the jianghu when she was eight. She later discovered that he was Chi Xuanxi, the eldest son of the Crown Prince of the Feng Dynasty.
After an unexpected turn of events and five years apart, Xiang Qi saw him again. He had become emperor, ruling over all beneath heaven! And on the very day of his coronation, he forced her to marry him!
When she woke up, she insisted on leaving.
The new emperor, cruel, ruthless, and cold to everyone else, knelt before her again and again, holding her in his arms.
Xi: “Don’t go. Don’t leave Ling’er behind...”
“I’ll give you anything you want.”
“I’ll agree to anything.”
Qi: (At first) “This is treason! Divorce me right now.”
“I’ll pretend you don’t exist!”
(At last)
Xiang Qi returned to the crybaby with two sugar figurines. “I want sugar figurines. Two of them.”
“Does Ling’er still want them?”
Chi Xuanxi held her close. “I only want you.”
The male protagonist is sickly and the female protagonist is cold. Crazy love is worth watching.
The whole text is written around revenge, with a clear context. From the very beginning, it is a forced love affair with Jiangjiang stuffed rice, with various points such as nurturance, yandere, and amnesia. The male protagonist has gone from being arbitrary and reckless to becoming mature and stable and understands the justice of the family and the country, while the female protagonist has gone from being cold and ignorant to being warm and considerate. It's just a pity that the princess sacrificed and the second male lead died alone. The writing style is a bit tender, but the flaws do not hide the good points. Five-star praise [please taste it carefully]
Come on, although I lost interest after watching it for a while, but it's okay. The author should learn more from the donkeys in the production team who have to work hard to code 24 hours a day besides eating and sleeping.
Princess, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
It's not that the princess can't be written to death, but it still feels like there's a lack of pen and ink, and it feels rushed and a bit forced.
The male protagonist is sickly and the female protagonist is cold. Crazy love is worth watching.
The whole text is written around revenge, with a clear context. From the very beginning, it is a forced love affair with Jiangjiang stuffed rice, with various points such as nurturance, yandere, and amnesia. The male protagonist has gone from being arbitrary and reckless to becoming mature and stable and understands the justice of the family and the country, while the female protagonist has gone from being cold and ignorant to being warm and considerate. It's just a pity that the princess sacrificed and the second male lead died alone. The writing style is a bit tender, but the flaws do not hide the good points. Five-star praise [please taste it carefully]
Come on, although I lost interest after watching it for a while, but it's okay. The author should learn more from the donkeys in the production team who have to work hard to code 24 hours a day besides eating and sleeping.
Princess, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh It's not that the princess can't be written to death, but it still feels like there's a lack of pen and ink, and it feels rushed and a bit forced.
Not bad! It's not easy to code