[Pure ancient words + taking by force + using oneself as bait + childhood sweetheart + 1v1 + he + little abuse + dynasty's ostracism + revenge ]
She is the legitimate daughter of the General's Mansion, His Royal Highness's little childhood sweetheart, but she 'falls in love' with her little uncle.
——Brother Prince, rabbits will bite when they are anxious.
——Little uncle, all my "plans" are for you. Don't regret your move!
He is the prince of a country, extremely handsome, uninhibited, pretentious and sinister.
——How can a little rabbit raised alone be given up to others?
He is the adopted son of the General's Mansion, he is calm and obedient, and the breeze is bright, but he falls in love with the daughter of his sworn brother.
——I have no regrets.
Reader comments
It's always difficult to write novels with non-linear narratives, but this one is overall good-looking. There are some opinions or debates in it that I like very much [Sending Hearts], but the introduction is prone to ambiguity. According to the introduction, the heroine falls in love with two people at the same time? Not 1v1? But in the book, the male protagonist is obviously the prince, and the female protagonist also broke up with the fake uncle. Could it be that she fell in love with him again later? (I hope not🙅, this kind of emotional line is not very flattering)
It's always difficult to write novels with non-linear narratives, but this one is overall good-looking. There are some opinions or debates in it that I like very much [Sending Hearts], but the introduction is prone to ambiguity. According to the introduction, the heroine falls in love with two people at the same time? Not 1v1? But in the book, the male protagonist is obviously the prince, and the female protagonist also broke up with the fake uncle. Could it be that she fell in love with him again later? (I hope not🙅, this kind of emotional line is not very flattering)
Super nice.
Names are confusing