[Transmigrate into a book + female supporting character + 7-shaped love + resentful husband fiction + dark moonlight + happy ending] The Seventh Prince, Prince Qi, is the most cowardly and useless member of the imperial family. That is precisely why he sent his heir, Jin Wushang, to live in the household of the great general Pingyuan at an early age, making him the “child bridegroom” of the general’s pampered Third Daughter, Mu Yiwei.
Mu Yiwei has been spoiled and indulged since childhood, spoiled rotten and willful. The status of “child bridegroom” is already lowly, and Mu Yiwei beats, toys with, humiliates, and torments Jin Wushang without restraint. After they marry, she comes up with even more ways to have her fun, and every night brings all sorts of unspeakable things...
(Ahem, eight thousand words omitted here.)
By rights, even if the current emperor were to suddenly die, he still has three sons, and there are five princes after them, each with an heir lined up behind him. No matter how you count, the throne could never fall to Prince Qi.
But who could have guessed that the five princes would all come down with some sudden affliction and launch a rebellion to seize the throne?
After the rebellion is put down, some are dead and some have fled. In the end, only Prince Qi is left!
Jin Wushang, the “child bridegroom” who disappeared for two years after being abducted by bandits, suddenly reappears. He might as well have stumbled into the script of a wish-fulfillment hero: not only has he gained peerless martial arts, he has also landed himself a throne.
The former “little resentful husband” has turned completely dark, as if he were an entirely different person.
When Jin Wushang’s blade-like gaze falls on Mu Yiwei, all she wants to do is scream for help...
Ahem, what am I supposed to do when the “child bridegroom” I tormented and mistreated for years suddenly becomes emperor?
Emergency! Waiting for answers online!
“My lady, your husband is right here. Where do you think you’re running?”
“Your Majesty, this is 7-shaped love. You mustn’t, you mustn’t...”
It's quite interesting, but the male protagonist fell in love with the original heroine before the heroine traveled through time. It's a bit strange.
Good-looking, good-looking, so pretty
Overall it's not bad, but if you want to read pure and refreshing writing, you may have to endure it later.
I love watching it, but why don't I feel the enthusiasm is high? But I feel very good-looking. Support support