When a dam collapsed, Chu Yuyao went from the daughter of the Minister of Works to a prisoner.
She changed her appearance, concealed her identity, and became nominally married to Xie Xian, living a quiet life with their child for six years.
She thought she would never see Xie Xingce again, and that her “husband,” a gentle, refined man who sheltered her from the storm, would be the last peace she would ever know.
But then he returned, drenched in blood.
The handsome young man looked at her prostrate on the ground and narrowed his eyes with a sneer.
“Well, well. A new face and a new name. You really made me work to find you, Miss Chu.”
She understood Xie Xingce's hatred.
She had turned his decade of devotion into a joke and brought the charge of treason down upon the Prince's Heir's household.
He kept her imprisoned at his side, humiliating her with his words. On countless nights, he barged into her bedroom reeking of alcohol.
Behind the brocade curtains, he bit the tip of her ear and called her a “vile woman,” yet when she was asleep, his trembling fingers would brush over her brows and eyes, as if trying to confirm something.
At dawn, the bite marks on her neck were an inescapable brand.
Then the child, whose features uncannily resembled Xie Xingce's, turned to Xie Xian and clearly called him “Father.” She saw a storm rise in Xie Xingce's eyes.
“Chu Yuyao!” He gripped her wrist, his voice pushed to the brink of madness. “How dare you... let my son call another man ‘Father’!”
The plot is a bit heart-wrenching [crying] but the author's writing style is really good. There is a lot of feeling between the male and female protagonists. When I read this book, I felt very conflicted. I didn't know whether I felt sorry for the male protagonist or the female protagonist. The male protagonist was harmed by a letter from the female protagonist and his home was confiscated and exiled. The brothers and soldiers around him were killed and injured numerous times, and he was injured all over. (But to be honest, if this happened just because of the female protagonist's letter, it shouldn't be. It was probably because the emperor at the time wanted to eradicate the male protagonist's family, or political enemies framed the male protagonist. It cannot be entirely attributed to the female protagonist, who was just a trigger). But I particularly hate the stupid heroine. Why did I take this letter back with me at that time? I also hate that the heroine's unfulfilled character has been weakened. She has been content with the status quo for so many years and has not made up for her own mistakes. Now everyone can bully her [grievance]. I also feel sad that the female protagonist is now being bullied by the male protagonist and feel sorry for the female protagonist [crying] [crying]. . .
The only connection between the male and female protagonists now is the love that the male protagonist cannot let go of and the guilt-ridden love of the female protagonist (who also has a son)
I think the best result is Be, but when the heroine takes the hero's child with her, I think the author would be too busy to write Be.
Secondly, what the author writes is quite graphic [please take a closer look]
(Personal opinion, don't bother me if you don't like it)
It's so beautiful. Both the male and female protagonists are suffering. So many people blame the female protagonist. Can you clear up the misunderstanding quickly? How many chapters are there in total? When will they be able to bury the hatchet? [Cry]
So pretty! I couldn't stop reading at all and read more than 50 chapters in one go.
In which chapter of the author will the male protagonist recognize his son? I'm really looking forward to the famous scene where he goes crazy after recognizing his son.
It looks great, please give me a thumbs up! I'm really looking forward to the heroine and the hero getting to know each other [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]
I really love watching [adoration][adoration][adoration] Xie Xianzhi is really good, but it's a pity that he is still poisoned
It's a really good book. Even though the rating is low now, it will definitely increase. To be honest, this book really attracted me. The first half felt a bit like forced love, but the male protagonist still loves the female protagonist. After all, he is a childhood sweetheart. The male protagonist's love is definitely available. My favorite is the second male lead, Xie Xianzhi. He is a top-notch person. He likes the female protagonist, respects her, loves Wu Jiwu, and likes Chen'er. He is really a style. Guang Jiyue, a gentle and graceful young man, he is really good. I hope he can be good in the next life. After watching his monologue in the extra episode, I really feel sorry for him. Even if he likes the heroine, he will not force him. What does Hei Hua think about? How can I protect the heroine and her child? I really cried to death, otherwise the heroine and the hero would envy the three of you to live together. [Cry][Cry][Cry][Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]
I like big books very much. Those who are interested can read Da Da's previous book [Send Heart]
Oh my God! Just write it like this! There are not many authors who dare to do this in Tomato! Hurry up and read it. I'm really afraid that this book will be reported and it will have to be rewritten if it fails the review [laughing and crying]
It's quite good-looking, and misunderstandings are resolved quickly. There's nothing too much about abuse for the sake of abuse.
The author is great, does it end with he or be?
Not bad, not bad, I like it. It would be better if there were no auditors [I understand]
It looks good, and the traffic is considered developed among tomatoes.
The plot is a bit heart-wrenching [crying] but the author's writing style is really good. There is a lot of feeling between the male and female protagonists. When I read this book, I felt very conflicted. I didn't know whether I felt sorry for the male protagonist or the female protagonist. The male protagonist was harmed by a letter from the female protagonist and his home was confiscated and exiled. The brothers and soldiers around him were killed and injured numerous times, and he was injured all over. (But to be honest, if this happened just because of the female protagonist's letter, it shouldn't be. It was probably because the emperor at the time wanted to eradicate the male protagonist's family, or political enemies framed the male protagonist. It cannot be entirely attributed to the female protagonist, who was just a trigger). But I particularly hate the stupid heroine. Why did I take this letter back with me at that time? I also hate that the heroine's unfulfilled character has been weakened. She has been content with the status quo for so many years and has not made up for her own mistakes. Now everyone can bully her [grievance]. I also feel sad that the female protagonist is now being bullied by the male protagonist and feel sorry for the female protagonist [crying] [crying]. . . The only connection between the male and female protagonists now is the love that the male protagonist cannot let go of and the guilt-ridden love of the female protagonist (who also has a son) I think the best result is Be, but when the heroine takes the hero's child with her, I think the author would be too busy to write Be. Secondly, what the author writes is quite graphic [please take a closer look] (Personal opinion, don't bother me if you don't like it)
It's so beautiful. Both the male and female protagonists are suffering. So many people blame the female protagonist. Can you clear up the misunderstanding quickly? How many chapters are there in total? When will they be able to bury the hatchet? [Cry]
So pretty! I couldn't stop reading at all and read more than 50 chapters in one go. In which chapter of the author will the male protagonist recognize his son? I'm really looking forward to the famous scene where he goes crazy after recognizing his son.
It looks great, please give me a thumbs up! I'm really looking forward to the heroine and the hero getting to know each other [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss] I really love watching [adoration][adoration][adoration] Xie Xianzhi is really good, but it's a pity that he is still poisoned
It's a really good book. Even though the rating is low now, it will definitely increase. To be honest, this book really attracted me. The first half felt a bit like forced love, but the male protagonist still loves the female protagonist. After all, he is a childhood sweetheart. The male protagonist's love is definitely available. My favorite is the second male lead, Xie Xianzhi. He is a top-notch person. He likes the female protagonist, respects her, loves Wu Jiwu, and likes Chen'er. He is really a style. Guang Jiyue, a gentle and graceful young man, he is really good. I hope he can be good in the next life. After watching his monologue in the extra episode, I really feel sorry for him. Even if he likes the heroine, he will not force him. What does Hei Hua think about? How can I protect the heroine and her child? I really cried to death, otherwise the heroine and the hero would envy the three of you to live together. [Cry][Cry][Cry][Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]
I like big books very much. Those who are interested can read Da Da's previous book [Send Heart]
Oh my God! Just write it like this! There are not many authors who dare to do this in Tomato! Hurry up and read it. I'm really afraid that this book will be reported and it will have to be rewritten if it fails the review [laughing and crying]
It's quite good-looking, and misunderstandings are resolved quickly. There's nothing too much about abuse for the sake of abuse. The author is great, does it end with he or be?
Not bad, not bad, I like it. It would be better if there were no auditors [I understand]
It looks good, and the traffic is considered developed among tomatoes.