[The Whole Family’s Regret + Absolutely No Forgiveness + Playing the Fool to Catch the Tiger + Super Satisfying Face-Slapping + Lighthearted Dog Training]
How did Jiang Wu die?
Her eldest brother pinned down her feet.
Her second brother grabbed her hands.
Her third brother stood watch at the door.
Her mother pressed a soft pillow firmly over her face.
Her younger sister sneered beside them. “So what if you saved the Crown Prince? I’m taking credit for it. We’re twins, but you were born healthy while I was born frail. You owe me.”
Her father set her on fire.
Her younger sister got her wish, took her place as a commandery princess, then stepped over her corpse to become the Crown Princess.
Her soul was pinned to a locust tree with spirit nails for twenty-eight whole years.
Then she was reborn.
To take revenge, she schemed to attach herself to the most powerful man in the land.
Oh, no, not a man. A eunuch!
So what if he’s a eunuch?
She likes eunuchs.
Until he pinned her beneath him, and she let out a shriek like a toy chicken. “Aaaah! You, you, you...”
Then her belly grew bigger by the day.
Later, the man flew into a rage. “How dare you run off while pregnant? Have you forgotten that all under heaven belongs to the king?”
The plot is still going well so far. I just hope the female lead doesn't get too love-struck and have too high expectations of men. After all, if he becomes emperor one day, how can he not have harems? I don't want her to be that kind of person. It's best if she loves herself and doesn't put all her affection into him; otherwise, I won't watch anymore.
The author's portrayal of the female lead feeling guilty whenever she encounters the Ninth Thousand Years Old is truly unbearable. The female lead only learned of the Ninth Thousand Years Old's secret when she was a ghost, so is there any need for her to feel guilty? The way the female lead is written is utterly inexplicable. I made a typo in the last comment. Here it is: It was written in a completely nonsensical way.