[Sweet and satisfying historical romance + villainess + black-hearted beauty + the male lead’s long road to winning her back]
[Wicked noblewoman from a military family and the ruthless, devoted Prince of Zhenbei]
[The green tea master’s guide to training a dog]
[Mutual first love, one-on-one, both devoted only to each other, reborn, mutual salvation, happy ending]
Pei Siheng is the most exceptional man around, and also a thoroughly vicious brute.
He worships martial prowess, solves problems with violence, and takes whatever he wants by any means necessary. He once thought he would perish alongside this rotten world.
Then he met a young woman with a merciful face and a wicked heart. Little by little, he fell for her, until she occupied his heart completely and he could no longer resist.
Pei Siheng: “I’ll be your blade. If you want to slay a god, I’ll slay a god. If you want to kill a Buddha, I’ll kill a Buddha.”
She said, “Your Highness doesn’t seem much like a blade. You’re more like a dog.”
Pei Siheng pinched her cheek. “I’d gladly be Miss Wei’s dog.”
The heroine is purely evil to anyone outside the people she cares about. She never makes herself suffer, and she gets even the moment someone wrongs her.
The male lead has a secret identity early on. If you don’t like this setup, consider this your warning.
This book really surprised me. I read it in one sitting and still had more to read. The plot advances layer by layer, and the characters are very realistic. Reading it feels like watching the stories of people around you. The writing is clean and neat, without any lag, and makes people feel at ease when reading it.