[Possessive Love + Love and Hate + A Lofty, Untouchable Man Brought Low + Court Intrigue + Both Leads Devoted Only to Each Other]
Everyone says Xie He'an is a once-in-a-thousand-years genius. No famous scholar in the land can rival him. His talent is unparalleled, his schemes peerless, and he is a once-in-an-age master of statecraft.
Only Jiang Wanwan knows what kind of beast lurks beneath that immortal's beauty.
She is his maid, his secret bedchamber plaything, and one of his chess pieces.
To save her younger brother, she plays both Xie He'an and the crown prince, believing she can keep her wits about her and walk away unscathed.
But without realizing it, she has stumbled into the intricate web Xie He'an spun for her. She cannot break free or escape.
Only after gathering her brother's bones with her own hands does she learn that Xie He'an, the man who can read people's hearts, has been using her from beginning to end.
She gives up, abandons everything, and fakes her death. Then she hears that the chief minister who treated her like a chess piece has gone completely mad.
Every day, he cradles a pile of charred bones and begs at temples throughout the land, hoping all the gods in heaven will bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bone.
Can the author finally write that the heroine fakes her death and changes her appearance a few years later, becoming an indispensable figure in the court and falling in love with the third prince, and the hero regrets it so much 😘
In an era when men were superior to women and classes were divided, the heroine had a low status and no personal freedom. Although she was so smart and thoughtful, she also had a soft heart. She was unwilling to be reduced to the prince's pawn, but it backfired. She worked as an undercover agent in the Xie Mansion and was treated as a plaything by the hero (from the heroine's perspective). She loved her brother very much, and she was willing to become a pawn just to protect him. This was also the light that supported her life, but what? The heroine's brother actually wants to kill the heroine! Being plotted against, he was sent to the Flower House! I really feel sorry for the heroine's baby! It felt like her heart was broken into pieces, there was no light in her eyes, she was like a zombie, only a body without a soul 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢
It's pretty good to read, but the male protagonist really deserves a beating in the early stages and it's hard to tell that he likes the female protagonist. The female protagonist is also very pitiful, but the writing is pretty good. I have a feeling this book will definitely be a hit [Blow Kiss]
It's so good, I read 92 chapters in one day! I cried when I saw it However, I felt that the emotional description was a bit lacking. For example, the heroine slapped her thirty times, but the heroine's psychology was not fully reflected later. The pain and disappointment of the action were not fully reflected. I felt that although the hero gave ointment, he didn't care much about it. In the end, he did not apologize or anything. (Reader suggestion only) But the male protagonist plays the "chessboard" very well! It's particularly interesting. It seems that the male protagonist is really powerful, manipulating people's hearts and being ruthless.
Poor female protagonist, but the male protagonist is charming and the plot is ups and downs and interesting! Fascinating!
It's so beautiful
It's okay. If you have the desire to read it, it's a good book. I'll review it after reading it.
Woohoo, hurry up and update, I can't get enough 😢😢
It's good-looking, and the characters of the male and female protagonists are vividly written. Some books feel that the male protagonist is just a flower on the high mountain, cold and unreal.
Are the male and female protagonists both clean?