(The main story is complete)
A spirited general’s daughter who can fight and act × a scheming, theatrical young heir to a powerful duke’s title
Pretending to be fragile vs. acting the playboy
[Marriage before love + secret identities revealed + bickering couple]
A formidable duo · wits and courage · two drama queens · both unmasked
She pretends to be a delicate beauty, while he plays the debauched playboy. Forced into an arranged marriage, two masters of disguise face off in an epic contest. Whoever is unmasked first loses!
Shen Yang is the legitimate daughter of a military family. Her swordsmanship is superb, and she could take on the entire training ground alone, yet in the capital she insists on acting like a frail young lady who gasps after three steps and faints after five.
“I could take down ten people with one sword, but I have to pretend a breeze could knock me over. It’s so frustrating!”
Xie Tinglan is the young heir to a duke’s title. Shrewd and calculating, he nevertheless pretends to be a good-for-nothing playboy who spends every day at brothels.
On their wedding day
He plays the playboy, while she “weakly” offers him the nuptial wine, drugged with a sleeping powder.
“Dream on if you think you can lay a hand on me!”
Once their disguises are exposed, the real show begins.
From despising each other to fighting side by side, from a fake marriage to sharing life and death.
“Xie Tinglan! Promise me... you’ll come back alive...”
“Even if I have only one breath left, I’ll crawl back to you...”
A perfect match in a prosperous age, their fate finally settled
“I’ve protected both you and the realm!”
The logic of the article is clear, and it is not the kind of halo that blindly portrays the protagonist. It makes sense. After reading more than 100 chapters, in fact, what impressed me deeply is Aman. She can be said to be the turning point of the protagonist. If we talk about pity, it is still Zhaozhao. Her relatives are only She has a brother and a grandmother, but her brother is the emperor and he is always on guard against her. In the end, the grandmother who was the only one who protected her passed away. It can be said that Yangyang is the only true friend around her. The trend of the whole book is from the love of children to the love of family and country. (The above is just my personal opinion, please read the novel specifically) I actually don't like reading follow-up articles because it's too tedious to wait for updates, but this time it's different. What I want to praise most after following the update for so long is actually the author's care for the readers. It is really rare to see an author who takes every word of the readers to heart. The questions I asked casually in the comment area, even the smallest details, without the perfunctory "I will talk about it later", are all real explanations. I can feel that the author does not regard the reply as a task, but really listens to the readers' voices seriously. This feeling of "every question of mine is answered".
I haven't decided how many words to finish yet, because the data is not very good, and the writing is serious... But don't worry, I promise that I will not stop updating, and will definitely update to the finale. Thank you again for your support and companionship!
The CP interaction in the novel is really touching, and the overall tone is warm and healing, but those regrets are particularly real. Just like life itself, not all stories can end successfully. The author's control of the overall rhythm is actually quite good. I would like to make a suggestion: the atmosphere of setting the two protagonists as antagonistic lovers was sufficient in the beginning, but then they directly changed to a pure love line, with misunderstandings mixed in, making the relationship change a bit abrupt and the transition not natural enough. Although there are some minor flaws, I can feel that the author really put his heart into completing this story. The only thing that makes me feel pity is that the eldest princess's marriage and starting a family were handled too quickly - she is obviously more like a resolute and strong woman, so this arrangement is a bit hasty. Of course, this also leaves a lot of room for the reader's imagination. Let me just say something weak, I actually admire the pairing of the princess and the little marquis... If you want to start a new novel, can you create a plot novel with the eldest princess and the little marquis as the protagonists? Please [I also strongly recommend it] ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Overall it's pretty good, but I'm just curious, can't the heroine be able to fight ten people by herself? Why is it that from Chapter 1 to Chapter 50, there is no one who the heroine can beat, except of course when it comes to Chinese medicine?
It's very beautiful, the plot is engaging, and it makes people forget to leave. Never forget. 😘
Super beautiful. Very very beautiful.
Overall, it's very interesting to read, with feelings about family and country, and the characters are vividly drawn. It's a bit pitiful that Xiao Man dies just a few chapters later [scrolls], but the heroine feels that the writing is a bit weak. The introduction says that he can pick out ten with one sword, but the heroine will almost always be injured when she goes out alone. In the early stage, the heroine will always find out what she does, and the hero will know every move that the heroine sends Xiao Qing out.
I just feel that the heroine is a bit weak. Maybe I've read too many stories about strong women. The second male lead is really heartbreaking.
Good-looking 😜
The teacher is waiting for me to finish reading the long review~꒰ঌ^•𖥦•^໒꒱