She, the only daughter of the general's palace, became the disciple of the best swordsman in the world at the age of six. Ten years later, she came down from the mountain and asked for an order to go on an expedition to break the siege of her father. On the day she returned to the city after victory, the emperor gave her a marriage to the second prince who was said to be arrogant and disdainful of women.
She didn't resist, but he knelt down for three days and refused to marry her. Overnight, she became the joke of the whole town.
She just accidentally broke into his territory, happened to drag him into a game of Cuju, accidentally saved him once, and was offered marriage again.
She waited for him to kneel for three more days and refuse the marriage on the sixth day, but nothing happened as she expected.
When the red candle burns out, do they treat each other with respect? Dislike each other? Still……
Reader comments
The male protagonist's masochistic love moved him but repeatedly "killed" the female protagonist. The female protagonist's soft heart and illness were the source of her death.
It's not bad, but there are so many he said she said that I can't tell who is who.
Isn't this book good? It's worth reading for book lovers, the ending is very good and perfect!
Pretty good work
It's very beautiful and makes people want to watch it! Like the author
The male protagonist's masochistic love moved him but repeatedly "killed" the female protagonist. The female protagonist's soft heart and illness were the source of her death.
It's not bad, but there are so many he said she said that I can't tell who is who.
Isn't this book good? It's worth reading for book lovers, the ending is very good and perfect!
Pretty good work
It's very beautiful and makes people want to watch it! Like the author