[The affectionate general attacks + the innocent beauty receives + the little emperor's uncle who becomes a devil if he cannot woo him]
[When the victim of forced love has his own heart, how should he escape from this prison]
In order to survive, Yu Youwen pretended to be a girl since childhood. When he was nineteen years old, he got married.
The other party wanted to marry him because of his illustrious military exploits. In order to win over the God of War, the old emperor agreed to marry him.
When Lin Jin returned from the battlefield, he thought he was finally worthy of the little girl who saved him, but it turned out that the girl was just like him.
Yu Jingchun collapsed. He had been thinking about Cui Wenyuan since he was a child, but his sweetheart suddenly changed into Yu Youwen, the posthumous son of his eldest brother.
Reader comments
I just opened a book by an author I like and reviewed it. From the beginning, the characters are better than the previous one. Except for not liking the third author, everything else is pretty good. It's a bit squeamish, but I can understand it after years of pretending to be a woman. Hope HE! HE!
The generals are set up to be decisive, smart and capable, the king is paranoid in love, the princess has been disguised as a woman for many years, has a sound mind in her career, and is consistent emotionally. The plot of the whole book is quite smooth, nothing too sad. The love-hate relationship between these young men and the emperor and the queen's parents-in-law overlaps very well.
Excellent writing style. I like the author's writing style. However, some things about the protagonist and main plot are a bit confusing. The author's writing is very cryptic (maybe my brain is not good...)
When did this Yellow Emperor Yu... Chun... Become so awesome? I'm so annoyed when I see it. I cried to death. I abused my young writing. The author will pay me a lot for my tears [cry] [cry] [cry]
The writing is a bit cryptic, but very interesting!
It's a good book, it's concise and to the point, and it's not procrastinating. Why are so few people reading it?
This story is different from other stories and is very novel.
I just opened a book by an author I like and reviewed it. From the beginning, the characters are better than the previous one. Except for not liking the third author, everything else is pretty good. It's a bit squeamish, but I can understand it after years of pretending to be a woman. Hope HE! HE!
The generals are set up to be decisive, smart and capable, the king is paranoid in love, the princess has been disguised as a woman for many years, has a sound mind in her career, and is consistent emotionally. The plot of the whole book is quite smooth, nothing too sad. The love-hate relationship between these young men and the emperor and the queen's parents-in-law overlaps very well.
Excellent writing style. I like the author's writing style. However, some things about the protagonist and main plot are a bit confusing. The author's writing is very cryptic (maybe my brain is not good...)
When did this Yellow Emperor Yu... Chun... Become so awesome? I'm so annoyed when I see it. I cried to death. I abused my young writing. The author will pay me a lot for my tears [cry] [cry] [cry]
The writing is a bit cryptic, but very interesting!
It's a good book, it's concise and to the point, and it's not procrastinating. Why are so few people reading it?
This story is different from other stories and is very novel.