Su He transmigrated.
Not into another person’s body, but in her own.
She went from a peaceful modern city to this feudal dynasty.
She wanted to save herself, and even more, to go home.
But she couldn’t go back.
She said she thought she had met a good person, so she trusted him unwaveringly.
They met and came to understand each other, but in the end, she discovered she was nothing more than a pawn.
He kept saying he loved her, yet used every means at his disposal to exploit her.
Most absurdly, he was still heartbroken as he cried, “Su He, what do you want me to do?”
Su He gave a bitter smile and shook her head. “What else do you want me to do before you’ll let me go?”
His eyes were bloodshot, and he gritted his teeth. “Su He, don’t even think about leaving. Not even death will free you.”
You brought every danger I faced upon me. If I can’t escape you, then I’ll set myself free.
[Obsessive, trashy male lead x resilient, sunny female lead in the early stages]
Content warnings: The male lead is not a virgin! The male lead is not a virgin! The male lead is not a virgin!
Bad ending! Bad ending! Bad ending!
Although the writing style is a bit immature, keep working hard and you will gradually write good articles. I feel that in the end, the heroine must have returned to modern times as she wished, because the male protagonist did not find her body. This article is very popular with me. The fact that the heroine was not tempted from beginning to end really poked me. As a normal modern person, it is difficult to have feelings for an ancient person. We have huge differences in outlook. In addition, there were three wives and four concubines in ancient times. Normal people would not fall in love with an ancient person in a hot-headed way, not to mention that the male protagonist is an emperor. I hate the most novels where the male protagonist is an emperor, especially Shuang Jie, which is simply unrealistic. At the end of this article, the male protagonist's descendants are full of satire on the male protagonist's so-called love. I think the author wrote this article to mock those Stockholm literature. The ending is a bit realistic. Recommended reading
I finally finished reading it. I actually don't know what this book is about. The Emperor makes no sense, and Su Ho also makes no sense, but the name is quite nice.
So beautiful, woo woo