Qing Qing's Heart: Notes on the Heart of the Duke's Daughter of Gold

Shen Qingli, the pearl of Zhenguo's palace, has a charming appearance and a deep scheming mind. She regards peerless beauty as an invincible weapon, and carefully weaves a love network, intending to collect the powerful Prime Minister Lu Mingyuan, the iron-blooded and cold-blooded General Ning Yu of Weibei, the charming Ningyuan Hou Crown Prince Chu Lan, the governor of the town Pei Zhao with the power of life and death, and the dangerous and unpredictable enemy prince Leng Bing, and turn them all into "swimming fish" in the palm of her hand for her use. Shen Qingli walked confidently among the five favored men of heaven, dealing with them according to the laws of the fishing system, treating them as controllable prey. However, she underestimated the ferocity and power of the giant deep-sea shark. These men, who stood at the top of power, were keenly aware of her false plans, and her wanderings completely ignited the violent and monopolistic desire in their bones. The elegance fades away, revealing the coldness of the Machiavellian; under the iron blood, there is an even more insurmountable imprisonment; the appearance of romance turns into a cage of paranoia; the eye of insight weaves a net with nowhere to hide; the danger in a foreign land condenses the inevitable plunder. Lu Mingyuan's power, Ning Yu's force, Chu Lan's control, Pei Zhao's surveillance network, and Leng Bing's cunning methods are intertwined into a dragnet that crushes everything. Shen Qingli was horrified to discover that the fishing rules she was so proud of were as fragile as dust in the face of absolute strength and the insanely growing morbid possessiveness. The hunting ground she carefully built suddenly turned into a desperate situation that trapped her. As she pressed closer and closer, the hot and dangerous male aura completely surrounded her. This conceited angler finally became an inescapable prisoner, completely swallowed up by the storm of possession that she had ignited but was unable to extinguish.