Yun Qingluo agreed to marry King Chen at all costs 10 years ago. She was smart and witty, but all her intelligence turned to zero in front of him, but King Chen didn't remember the agreement she made back then. I agreed to marry her entirely out of necessity, but... In the process of getting along with her. She took the initiative to get closer again and again... Took care of her carefully every time... He seemed to be getting more and more unclear about his own heart.
Yun Qingluo finally left after being painfully disappointed again and again. After leaving, she saved lives and injured, and used her intelligence and wit to save the war between the two countries again and again...
After she left, he went crazy... And searched for her everywhere in the Five Kingdoms...
"Your Majesty, Yun is the daughter of a traitor and cannot be the queen!"
"She is my only wife. She has devoted her whole life to my Dawan. There is no need to stop this matter!"
"Your Majesty, I just like you, and I just want to marry you! I am the royal concubine of Prince Chen given by my father!"
Reader comments
Not bad, why doesn't anyone comment?
It was so good that I stayed up for two nights to finish watching it. The male protagonist got sucked in little by little, and it was very exciting.
Very good, I watched it many times
It's nice to watch, both the male and female protagonists are clear-headed... I only saw half of it, and as soon as I put it down, I couldn't wait to take it out and read it.
It's pretty good-looking, but I don't abuse the male protagonist very much.
The heroine suffered too many grievances in the early stage
Not bad, why doesn't anyone comment?
It was so good that I stayed up for two nights to finish watching it. The male protagonist got sucked in little by little, and it was very exciting.
Very good, I watched it many times
It's nice to watch, both the male and female protagonists are clear-headed... I only saw half of it, and as soon as I put it down, I couldn't wait to take it out and read it.
It's pretty good-looking, but I don't abuse the male protagonist very much. The heroine suffered too many grievances in the early stage