Yan Chen, the cold-faced God of War, kills decisively on the battlefield, but in private he is afraid of hardship and takes medicine, which is very cute. The prime minister's daughter Jiang Yunzhao looks sickly and beautiful on the surface, but is actually a doctor and poisoner. She can make life worse than death with a smile. A marriage granted by the emperor tied the two tit-for-tat people together. He was assassinated on their wedding night, but she fought back the enemy with a silver needle. He was shocked: "Isn't my wife a sick girl?" The intrigues in the court and the grievances in the world followed one after another. He protected her, and she saved his life. When the truth about their conflicting fates was revealed, Yan Chen held her in his arms with red eyes: "You want to reconcile? Unless I die."
Deputy CP: The romantic prince × the cold secret guard - "If you touch me again, I will chop off your hands." "... You should chop them off."
[Female A, male O + losing vest + chasing his wife in the crematorium + male outstanding Durban graduate, sweet pet and Machiavellian, HE]
Reader comments
Contrasting characters (war god general who is afraid of drinking medicine × sickly and cruel female doctor), two male protagonists and deputy CPs, and two sides of the world.
This book is full of contrasting and cute settings - the cold-faced God of War is privately afraid of suffering and afraid of taking medicine, while the sickly beauty is actually a "ghost doctor" who is good at curing poisons. The story cleverly combines the intrigues of the court, the grievances and sweet interactions of the world, with a tight rhythm and repeated climaxes.
Contrasting characters (war god general who is afraid of drinking medicine × sickly and cruel female doctor), two male protagonists and deputy CPs, and two sides of the world. This book is full of contrasting and cute settings - the cold-faced God of War is privately afraid of suffering and afraid of taking medicine, while the sickly beauty is actually a "ghost doctor" who is good at curing poisons. The story cleverly combines the intrigues of the court, the grievances and sweet interactions of the world, with a tight rhythm and repeated climaxes.