Once the heroine traveled through time, she became a cannon fodder concubine who could not survive three chapters in the novel and was being force-fed abortion pills by her mistress. She knew that the child in her belly was not the "evil seed" of the Hou family, but the most powerful villain in the book - the powerful, ruthless and paranoid nine-thousand-year-old.
In order to survive, she set fire to escape and ran into his arms. However, he regarded her as a shameless plaything that "brought a bastard to the door" and was locked up in another courtyard. "You and this bastard, please live a good life for me." He hated, tortured, and humiliated her, but when she was assassinated, he instinctively used his body to shield her from the knife. He was madly jealous of that "bastard", but when the child was born, he saw the "Han Mei Blood Seal" that belonged exclusively to his royal bloodline.
He... He is the father of that "bastard"! When he was filled with regrets and tried to make amends, she took his own flesh and blood, planned a shocking fire under his nose, and escaped by "faking death".
"Dig three feet into the ground!" The man looked at the charred ruins and screamed like crazy, "Bring her and my cub back!"
This is the ultimate pull of a paranoid factory man who "chases his wife in the crematorium", and it is also a desperate survival of a sober heroine who "runs with the ball to fight back".
Reader comments
The author's writing style is very good and worth reading
It looks good, the story has ups and downs, and the story develops towards the ending that the public hopes for. Feel comfortable. Willing to read on.
The author's writing style is very good and worth reading
It looks good, the story has ups and downs, and the story develops towards the ending that the public hopes for. Feel comfortable. Willing to read on.