After a car accident, modern-day An Yi wakes up in the state of Li as its most good-for-nothing and tyrannical Ninth Prince.
The moment she opens her eyes, she’s facing torture in the dungeon, a forced marriage, and assassination attempts from her brothers...
An Yi can only think: This plot is way too hardcore. I want to go home!
But then she sees a gifted scholar, tortured by the previous owner of her body and on the verge of death, and Lu Lingyi, a calm and sharp-witted princess consort who was forced into the marriage...
An Yi grits her teeth. Fine, I’ll clean up this mess!
From then on, the Ninth Prince’s residence undergoes a complete transformation:
The dungeon is shut down, torture is abolished, martial arts are learned, locust plagues are brought under control, and she even... works hard to become Crown Prince?
She only meant to quietly clean up her reputation, but before she knew it...
She’d won over her arrogant general brother-in-law, turned her cool and aloof top-scholar rival to her side, and even attracted the attention of the emperor and the mastermind behind everything...
I hope the princess will fall in love with the heroine
The final volume is about to be written, and there will probably be about 20 more chapters to be updated. Where does everyone hope that An Yi's emotional line will belong? I hope you can give me some reference [Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript]
It's very interesting. I want to know who the heroine will be with later 🧐
The writing is quite good. Is there a female protagonist in the story of a woman wearing male clothes? What the hell is this writing people to death?
Some people will prefer the emotional line when reading this kind of article, and they would like to see more story lines between the male and female protagonists, which will be more attractive to readers. If you want to write a career-line male protagonist, you must be more confident and exaggerated.
Finished reading, good, good, good