He knelt at the hem of her dress.
He looked up to her, adored her, and desecrated her.
She was the only tenderness in his bleak years, an endless, beautiful dream beneath the midnight moonlight.
All he wanted was to hold her in his arms, undaunted by life's uncertainties.
Time passed, but his heart remained unchanged.
[I want to drag you down to hell, yet I also want to place you on an altar.]
[You are a delusion I can never reach, but I will make you real.]
"Jiang Yunyin..."
He closed in on her, his eyes filled with certainty that she would be his.
"Princess..."
He cupped her face and licked away her tears.
"Yinyin..."
He bent down and buried his face against her neck.
Even as he lost himself in pleasure and abandon, he could clearly feel her draining the life from him.
He didn't stop for a moment, kissing her lips in a lovesick frenzy.
Jiang Yunyin, do you really want to kill me?
I'm willing to die on top of you.
(Sweet romance, melodrama, includes coercive possession and transmigration into a book.)
(No content warnings, no spoilers. Read at your own risk!)
It's wonderful. The author has vividly created all aspects from the small characters to the era, or it's not "creation", because this is actually an "adaptation of a true story". The emperor's most beloved daughter can be said to have been born when the sky collapsed. In my eyes, the heroine saved herself and others in the dark. She was helpless, but she also She will never be weak. She has a lot of control over her. It seems that everything is telling her to obey and give up. She has been scared and confused, but she will always try her best to live her life. I think tenacity is no longer enough to describe her. Nothing in the world can stop her, including the male protagonist. I think maybe here you can experience a kind of "strong woman" that is more different from other books. I highly recommend [Learned]