"The Devil's Beloved Concubine Who Travels Through Books" is a unique palace-fighting novel that travels through books, full of imagination and reversals, and unfolds a thrilling harem legend from a unique perspective.
The story begins with Ma Chunchun, an ordinary social animal. On her way to get off work, she clicked on a brainless palace fighting article "Thousands of Flowers Bloom on an East Wind Night" and inexplicably time traveled to become the cannon fodder Xie Yong'er in the article. The original owner was drafted into the palace involuntarily, and was involved in a cruel palace fight. Faced with an unreasonable tyrant, in order to protect himself, he teamed up with others to persecute the heroine, and eventually died tragically. Ma Chunchun was not willing to repeat the same mistakes, so she relied on modern thinking and understanding of the plot to launch a counterattack.
After Ma Chunchun entered the palace, she used various ingenious means to successfully attract the attention of Prince Duan, and conspired with Prince Duan to usurp the throne before the original heroine Yu Wanyin could. She moves step by step in the palace, using endless scheming and methods to deal with various forces. She not only has to deal with the difficulties caused by concubines such as Li, but also has to be careful not to let the tyrant see through her intentions. In the end, she joined hands with King Duan to successfully overthrow the tyrant, and the original heroine was buried with her, achieving a shocking reversal from a cannon fodder that everyone could bully to an eternity.
The characters in the book are vivid and three-dimensional. The heroine Ma Chunchun is smart and courageous, and will retaliate against evil. She never flinches in the face of difficulties. She relies on her wisdom and courage to make her way in this cannibal harem. King Duan is resourceful and courageous, but he also has deep knowledge of the city. He and Ma Chunchun have their own ideas and use each other to move forward together in the whirlpool of power. The tyrant Xia Houdan has an extraordinary appearance but is gloomy and full of hostility. He suffers from migraines and struggles to survive in the struggle between various forces.
Reader comments
This book is easy to write [laughing and crying]. "What is the Style" has already given a framework. Just follow the outline and add details.
Isn't it Gong Douwen? Why do I feel like the protagonist is changed to King Duan later on? Ignore sister, ignore sister
Teacher, update soon... I'm in so much pain. The setting of the two villains is so cool [crying] [crying]
This book is easy to write [laughing and crying]. "What is the Style" has already given a framework. Just follow the outline and add details.
Isn't it Gong Douwen? Why do I feel like the protagonist is changed to King Duan later on? Ignore sister, ignore sister
Teacher, update soon... I'm in so much pain. The setting of the two villains is so cool [crying] [crying]