The brilliant, sinister and cruel prince
That day, there was a bright sun in the sky, and the clouds were moist and red. When Li Yan met Wang Siyue for the first time, she was standing under the plum blossom tree, looking up at the red sky. Her hair is like clouds, and the morning light shines on her jade face. It is as bright as Chang'e, and her white hair is as beautiful as a curling stone. She is really cool and elegant.
Li Yan was sitting in the sedan chair, looking at her and smiling quietly. The snow-white skirt slowly held up her elegant and noble figure like a plum blossom like the floating light in winter, just like the Gushe fairy from the sacred mountain outside the sky.
At that moment, Li Yan's deep eyes seemed to flash with light, and the corners of his lips curled up slightly.
When they met again, she was a learned and talented woman who chatted with him about the past and present. That night, Li Yan knew that he could only choose Wang Siyue to be his crown princess.
But when the imperial decree for concubine was issued, Wang Siyue died of a sudden illness.
Li Yan originally thought that she was just an ordinary young lady from an aristocratic family. One day, he would be able to let go.
But it wasn't until he went south to Jinling that he caught a glimpse of Wang Siyue leaning in the arms of another man, and he realized that the so-called "death of illness" was just a lie by Wang Siyue to avoid marrying into the East Palace, and he was not in her heart at all.
No matter how much he tried to please and pursue her, he was always coldly rejected by her.
Until Wang Siyue's sweetheart was framed and died, Li Yan could no longer suppress the desire in his heart and took other people's wives by force. Even if he dragged her into his arms like Qiongfang, he still wanted to make her the crown princess.
Reader comments
Looks good!
I have seen this plot in another book that is exactly the same, word for word, except that the name of the protagonist has changed. . . . No matter which one of you copies the other, it's very unethical. . .
Looks good!
I have seen this plot in another book that is exactly the same, word for word, except that the name of the protagonist has changed. . . . No matter which one of you copies the other, it's very unethical. . .