
After I Transmigrated into a Book, the Lord Marquis Bent to My Will
穿书后!君侯为我折腰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 80k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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24Chapters
5.8Score
424Reads · all time
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The author's antique writing style brings you into a turbulent ancient world. The pavilions, pavilions, palaces and halls are outlined between the pages, making the reader feel like they are there. The writing style is delicate and graceful yet majestic, vividly displaying the charm of ancient times. The heroine in the story is by no means an ordinary boudoir woman. She is brave and resourceful, and relies on her wisdom and courage to succeed step by step in a male-dominated society. Facing the overt and covert fights in the deep compound, she responded with sharp eyes and calmly. Every decision she made was exciting and showed her domineering nature. However, the male protagonist, a monarch, has a distinguished status and immense power, but he is inadvertently attracted to the female protagonist and has been obsessed with her ever since. He has an iron-blooded and tender side in front of the heroine. The emotional line between the two grows windingly against the background of machinations. From the initial mutual testing to the subsequent dependence on life and death, every plot twist is natural and smooth, intertwining sweetness and abuse, making people unable to stop watching. The power struggle in the book is one of a kind. The various forces are intertwined. The author depicts the power struggle in the court and the interest disputes between aristocratic families with great detail. The relationship between the characters is complex and subtle, and each character has his own purpose and secret.