[Force and robbery + Chasing his wife at the crematorium]
Dark and paranoid male protagonist x tough and gentle female protagonist
Changes occurred in the East Palace, and He Yi was forced to make peace. After giving birth to a stillborn child, He Yi was exiled to northern Xinjiang.
Three years later, on the night when she consummated her marriage with her second husband, she was interrupted by an imperial edict——
Her ex-husband ascended the throne and forced her to return to Beijing!
Outside the Jinluan Hall in the imperial city, He Yi knelt down to say hello, not daring to raise his head: "My wife, I pay homage to Your Majesty."
On the dragon chair, the emperor's pressure rushed towards his face, his eyes full of coldness: "My wife?"
"You didn't get married to him in the church, and I have never recognized Li Shu."
"From beginning to end, you are my woman!"
Reader comments
It would be great if the male protagonist was a general [almost crying]
To be precise, it should be a double virgin. The heroine has a kissing scene with the second male protagonist in the first chapter. Later, the male protagonist flirts with other concubines in front of the female protagonist.
It's not very sadistic, and there's no so-called wife-chasing crematorium.
Another point is that the ending is too rushed and I am not very satisfied with the ending. The heroine finally lost her memory, and her memory stayed in the period when the hero was still a prince. Many of the foreshadowings laid in the early stage were not explained clearly, and there was no ending for the second male lead and other supporting characters.
It would be great if the male protagonist was a general [almost crying] To be precise, it should be a double virgin. The heroine has a kissing scene with the second male protagonist in the first chapter. Later, the male protagonist flirts with other concubines in front of the female protagonist. It's not very sadistic, and there's no so-called wife-chasing crematorium. Another point is that the ending is too rushed and I am not very satisfied with the ending. The heroine finally lost her memory, and her memory stayed in the period when the hero was still a prince. Many of the foreshadowings laid in the early stage were not explained clearly, and there was no ending for the second male lead and other supporting characters.