High-sugar romance * palace and household intrigue * scum-punishing face-slapping * marriage first, love later
Arrogant, radiant little sun * cunning, cool-headed young nobleman
Chu Zhining was betrothed from childhood to Pei Jing, heir to the Duke of Pei's household and her childhood sweetheart.
When he returns from an investigation, however, he brings along a delicate “life-saving benefactor” who supposedly can't even look after herself.
The woman cries and plays the victim in public, then turns around and stabs people in the back, repeatedly framing Chu Zhining.
But her blind fiancé believes every word and accuses her of being jealous and cruel!
After Chu Zhining's heart finally turns cold, she discovers a loophole in the imperial edict that arranged their marriage.
Her gaze settles on a new target.
To escape her engagement to Pei Jing, she uses threats and bribes to force his younger brother, Pei Yue, to marry her.
“I don't want to marry Pei Jing, and you need someone to cover up the fact that you can't perform as a man. We both get what we need. What's wrong with working together?”
Under pressure from her, Pei Yue reluctantly agrees.
Only after they marry does Chu Zhining discover that the refined and gentle Second Young Master Pei is neither proper nor gentlemanly in private. He has quite a thick skin.
He's clingy, spoils her endlessly, and is incredibly good at sweet-talking her.
Dazzled by his looks, Chu Zhining is completely smitten.
Chu Zhining has always believed she forced Pei Yue into their marriage.
Until one day, she learns that Pei Jing's “life-saving benefactor” had known Pei Yue for a long time, and that his supposed inability to perform as a man was a lie, too.
Furious, Chu Zhining cries, “Pei Yue, you liar!”
He pulls her into his arms, his eyes bloodshot.
“Ningning, how can using my wits be called lying?”
She is the woman he schemed for and still could not have, and the peace he struggled for half his life to find.
Yes, the heroine has a very good character, is not aggrieved, and can save herself. It is really interesting to watch her having trouble with her sister. She is very irritating, has a vivid image, and is very let-go. The male protagonist is not bad either, he fights and fights, he is very protective of the female protagonist, and he even sells green tea in disguise to make the female protagonist feel sorry for him. The emotional drama will not be dragged on forever, it will be natural. The male and female protagonists are a good match, and the other sub-CPs are also okay, not bad.
It's very interesting. Although it's only 90 chapters, the whole plot is laid out very smoothly, and some relatives who seem to be scumbags don't seem to be that bad. I don't think it's a whitewash. I think a person has many aspects, and it all depends on the perspective to be defined as good or bad. For example, the heroine's father said that if he has a stepmother, he will have a stepfather, but the heroine will cry bitterly when he gets married. However, he does prefer the heroine's stepsister, but it would not be wrong to say that his father has no love for the heroine. Human emotions have many aspects. The heroine's stepsister also likes to show off, but when the heroine and the hero return to their parents' home due to a misunderstanding, they will also notice that the heroine is in trouble and become concerned (although it is in a sarcastic tone, but she is really concerned, haha). Then the relationship was arranged very smoothly and quickly. Although Che Che was mentioned in a few sentences, there was indeed an arrangement. It didn't come to a quick ending like other novels, haha. It's really good, but I think it ended too quickly. I think there are still many characters whose plots can continue to unfold ~ I haven't seen the heroine pregnant yet, hehe
I must give it a thumbs up, this book is so suitable for my taste, the article is not long, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is just right. Even though the article is short, the deputy characters are explained clearly, the writing is good, there are no awkward arguments, and the female protagonist can move her hands and not speak, she is a straight woman, haha! The male protagonist had a little green tea and fought over it. No more talking, let's take a look!
Nice! The only drawback is that there are a lot of typos and a lot of wrong names. The relationship between the heroine and the hero is very interesting. My favorite is the story between my cousin Xie Wuwei and Miss Shen. They are like a delicate little bitter melon and a careless rough guy! It's super good-looking, it would be even better if there was a spin-off of them.
Watch without thinking It's a sweet article, quite short, and the reading experience is okay. The female protagonist is lively, bright and cute, and so can the male protagonist. The deputy CP is quite likable. The story is a bit too short to read, it would be nice if there was a follow-up to the story.
Written with emotion and reason. The female protagonist is decisive and decisive, while the male protagonist is loving and scheming. I am willing to read this kind of story about torturing a scumbag and living for myself.
It's good-looking, has a lot of laughs, and doesn't have any surprises or frustrations. When I look back at my comments, I think they are hahaha.
I really like the line between the heroine and the hero. The heroine's cousin is a bit Nanping. The heroine's cousin talks too much about women.
Big push. It's really good-looking and somewhat humorous. The hero's love is too capable. I was so spoiled that the corners of my mouth never dropped. The heroine is also a good girl who is really cool and has no scheming. There are no absolute bad guys in the story. It's a pity that the story ends too hastily. Still don't know what the third prince wrote to Pei Jing? A little regretful.
Not bad to pass the time