(Master-disciple love + yandere + light martial arts + contrast + forced love + marriage first, love later)
The person saved by Xiangqi, a disciple of Jianghu Jiuwan Sect at the age of eight, was later found to be Chi Xuanxi, the eldest son of the Prince of Fengchao.
Due to an accident, Xiangqi saw him again after five years of separation, and he actually ruled the world! He even forcibly married himself on the day he ascended the throne!
When she woke up, she insisted on leaving.
The new emperor, who was cruel, cruel and cold in front of outsiders, knelt down and hugged her again and again.
Xi: "Don't leave, don't leave Ling'er behind..."
"I'll give you whatever you want."
"I promise you everything."
Qiu: (At the beginning) "It's treacherous! Please make peace with me now."
"I don't think you are a human being!"
(Finally)
Xiangqi returned to Crybaby with two candy figures: "If you want candy figures, I want two."
"Do you want Ling'er now?"
Chi Xuanxi hugged her: "As long as you are."
Reader comments
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.
Not bad! It's not easy to code
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.
Not bad! It's not easy to code
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.