Helian Qi, the third prince of the Dahe Dynasty, has a mother who is a noble consort and a maternal family that is a powerful duke's household commanding a formidable army. With his own courage and intelligence, along with all this backing, he is destined to have the upper hand in the struggle for the throne. The only obstacle is Prime Minister Su, the Crown Prince's staunch supporter, who will be difficult to bring down. Helian Qi takes a different approach: he makes the prime minister's daughter, Su Yuluan, his secondary consort, and she becomes utterly devoted to him. After the prime minister falls, Helian Qi finally becomes Crown Prince and ascends the throne. But Su Yuluan, that foolish girl, wastes away and dies. Only after her death does Helian Qi realize that what he thought was a calculated use of her had long since become genuine love. Sadly, it's too late, and he spends the rest of his life alone on the throne.
And then there's the story of a scoundrel reborn, trying to win his wife back...
I don't think it's too pampering. A nobleman bumps into the concubine. The hero is just trying to teach the heroine. The heroine is the originator of love. The hero stole his father's secret letter with a few sweet words, causing his father to be exiled. But he still loves the hero without hesitation. At first, the hero wanted to make the heroine a noble concubine, but he became a concubine due to pressure. To put it bluntly, the hero prefers rights and lovers. This is also human nature, but the male protagonist said that he wanted to protect the female protagonist and then let the female protagonist be bullied, which gave me the illusion that I was brainwashing myself and wanted to protect her.
I don't think it's too pampering. A nobleman bumps into the concubine. The hero is just trying to teach the heroine. The heroine is the originator of love. The hero stole his father's secret letter with a few sweet words, causing his father to be exiled. But he still loves the hero without hesitation. At first, the hero wanted to make the heroine a noble concubine, but he became a concubine due to pressure. To put it bluntly, the hero prefers rights and lovers. This is also human nature, but the male protagonist said that he wanted to protect the female protagonist and then let the female protagonist be bullied, which gave me the illusion that I was brainwashing myself and wanted to protect her.
Great author, is this Shuangjie's?