[Nv1+bg+strong female heartthrob+male competition in Shura field+male cleanliness+female protagonist Bai Qiehei+group portrait]
(No system, no rebirth, pure ancient saying)
What! Talk about one person and die with the other person?
Ye Xiting: "If you want to kill me, I will definitely kill you."
Shen Rimu: "Then why did you just help me apply medicine?"
Ye Xiting: "... Count me as a lustful person."
Shen Rimu: "...?"
Childhood sweetheart Xia Hanqing: "I don't want to just stand behind you, I want to stand beside you."
Mutual benefit Shen Rimu: "Xiting, will you be a chess piece or a chess player?"
Falling in love and killing each other Tuoba Gui: "I love you and hate you."
The cold-faced general Jiang Lihuai said: "You are a pearl, you will not be covered in dust."
The yandere prince Shen Yichen: "Don't leave me, I beg you."
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Ye Xiting: "Actually, I kind of miss my master who died long ago..."
Ye Xiting has met many people, those who love her, those she loves, those who hate her, and those she hates. These people have shaped her future bit by bit.
Love and hate, use and achievement...
Is it love or simply possession...
Ye Xiting after proclaiming himself emperor:
"In the end, I only love myself."
Reader comments
A super high-quality new book with vivid characters and rich emotions. Everyone has their own mission. The different positions also make the two sides have vastly different ideas. They cannot change their fate and fight to the end.
What is different from heroines in generally Machiavellian novels is that Ye's emotions are more delicate and not pure. Because she comes from the common people, she can more empathize with the oppression she suffers, the cries of incompetence, and the class that cannot stand up. Only by resorting to unscrupulous means can he barely survive. Black and white alternate, and Ye sticks to his last original intention.
This is a cruel (empty) ancient times. In the land of shackles, Ye tried her best to break through the shackles. She didn't trust anyone but herself.
But when faced with the overwhelming reality, the necessary sacrifices and necessary choices made Ye feel painful. She had too much and too little in her heart - people and power, how should she choose?
If you can't love all the people, you will be out. Ye sat behind the scenes and pulled the strings, so that the people in the audience could watch this beautiful show carefully.
The essence of love is the loss of power. Ye Lai tells you that people who have experienced power will not waste their energy on building so-called love. She has a unique personality and charm, and it is normal for her to be loved, but it is your fault to try to make her think about you.
The above are just my feelings. If the author doesn't like it, I will delete it immediately. In good heroine stories, the male protagonist is "unnamed," so I will only analyze the female protagonist for the time being.
A super high-quality new book with vivid characters and rich emotions. Everyone has their own mission. The different positions also make the two sides have vastly different ideas. They cannot change their fate and fight to the end. What is different from heroines in generally Machiavellian novels is that Ye's emotions are more delicate and not pure. Because she comes from the common people, she can more empathize with the oppression she suffers, the cries of incompetence, and the class that cannot stand up. Only by resorting to unscrupulous means can he barely survive. Black and white alternate, and Ye sticks to his last original intention. This is a cruel (empty) ancient times. In the land of shackles, Ye tried her best to break through the shackles. She didn't trust anyone but herself. But when faced with the overwhelming reality, the necessary sacrifices and necessary choices made Ye feel painful. She had too much and too little in her heart - people and power, how should she choose? If you can't love all the people, you will be out. Ye sat behind the scenes and pulled the strings, so that the people in the audience could watch this beautiful show carefully. The essence of love is the loss of power. Ye Lai tells you that people who have experienced power will not waste their energy on building so-called love. She has a unique personality and charm, and it is normal for her to be loved, but it is your fault to try to make her think about you. The above are just my feelings. If the author doesn't like it, I will delete it immediately. In good heroine stories, the male protagonist is "unnamed," so I will only analyze the female protagonist for the time being.