Reborn, I No Longer Love the Crown Prince, but He Goes Mad and Forces His Love on Me

Opening a new book! 😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰, The heroine of this article, Cui Heng, does not love the prince, and will not be soft-hearted at all. Don't worry, everyone, the heroine in this life only loves her A Zhao, and A Zhao will gradually grow into a powerful minister. However, in the mid-term, there will be plots where the prince takes over the throne, so don't panic, Cui Heng will eventually get married to Shen Zhao, but there may be some twists and turns. Everyone is welcome to leave comments, good comments, good comments, and give the newcomers a little confidence [shy][shy][shy] I will read your messages [send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart]

Good-looking, a bit sweet, hehe, especially when Cui Heng and Shen Zhao get along, Shen Zhao is so innocent [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration] Looking forward to the follow-up plot. The heroine returns to Beijing and does not marry the prince, causing the prince to go crazy and regret. The heroine and Shen Zhaocai are the best match [shy]

Okay, okay, okay, the gentle heroine of the prime minister's palace VS the innocent and upright poor scholar hero, it's so frustrating. Of course, I want to see Prince Nangong get slapped in the face and go crazy. I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot [Read carefully]

This book is underrated. Usually books with this kind of theme end with a breakup and reconciliation. The heroine always says that being alone is fine. Women don't need men to live. They should work hard to build a career and become independent and self-reliant. The heroine of this book is a pure native and has no golden fingers. She did like the prince at first, but it was just a girl's instinctive admiration for a good man. However, the prince hurt the heroine, and the heroine's subsequent forbearance to please was a last resort. Both the empress and her father told her that as long as she worked hard, she could warm the prince's heart. She had no choice but to do this. As a woman, she could only please the prince. Later, when her parents and brothers died, she still did not dare to fight to the death for the sake of her maternal grandfather's family, sister-in-law and niece. Later, when the prince died, she fled the palace, found a husband, and continued to live a very hard life. However, she died in childbirth at the happiest moment. The heroine in this life tried her best to avoid contact with the prince. She saved her husband in the previous life, faked her death and escaped after being granted a marriage. She married her husband and had a daughter. However, she was captured by the prince. Now the heroine wants to confuse the royal bloodline. Also, the girls in this book are not bad or brainless, but have normal brains, even if they are villains. The heroine was able to escape from the palace in her previous life because of the help of the prince's beloved concubines. They knew that the tragedy came from the restraint of imperial power on women and from men, not innocent women.

The world tells women that the most important thing in a woman's life is to marry a good man. Men are women's support, so women must put love first. However, the world tells men that their mission in life is to realize their lofty ambitions and pursue fame and fortune. For them, women are just an insignificant part of their lives. Only when they have enough fame and fortune, countless women will naturally flock to them, and fame and fortune are the most critical things in their lives. Under such secular concepts, there are many affectionate women who have been let down. Today, Nangong Ming failed her, and Nangong Ming will definitely fail Cui Heng in the future.

I finally found one I could read, but it only has about 70 chapters. My heart is so cold. Author, please write well and never make the prince the male protagonist. [Sending Hearts]

It looks great, I hope the heroine can be with Ah Zhao. Be happy in this life.

Who is the male protagonist? I hope it's Shen Zhao [Adoration] So pretty! ! !

It's really good. It's rare to see the heroine elope with the second male lead and have his child. The ones I've seen before were all about the male protagonist being kidnapped on their wedding night [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]. It would be great if there was a portrait of the heroine Cui Heng in the book, hahaha. If I want to express it, Shen Zhao and the heroine are a perfect match. I love my daughter very much. In the ending, the heroine was very cautious and did not deliberately provoke the hero before his death, but the children were all the second boy's. It's true YYDS, and the prince was also the second boy's. Why is it so good? Before being captured by the male protagonist, the female protagonist had a daughter. I think the author wanted to provide a foreshadowing for the female protagonist to later become a princess (who was threatened by the male protagonist with the second male lead and his daughter) and then became pregnant with the second male lead's child, taking away the male protagonist's country. (Because if Chaoyan is a boy, he may not survive, and the male protagonist may kill the child, and when the female protagonist gives birth to a second child, the two brothers will be too similar, and the daughter will make up for the regrets of the female protagonist's previous life).

As long as the male protagonist is Shen Zhao, I will keep chasing him