Yun Weimian, a doctor of modern psychology, suddenly became the five-year-old daughter of Gu Jue, the powerful nine-thousand-year-old villain who was bullied by his father and was about to die of illness.
When we first met him, he was tall and tall, with piercing phoenix eyes. He was the "Jade-faced Shura" who was said to be able to stop children from crying at night. He said: "I, Gu Jue, have no daughter."
In order to survive, Yun Weimian put away all his sharp edges and was forced to start the road of being a group pet by pretending to be cute and cute.
She hugged her father's golden thigh tightly and shouted in a soft voice: "Daddy, I'm hungry, give me a hug!"
She pleased her father's group of sworn brothers who would become giants in the future: "Brothers are the best!"
She coaxed the little emperor, who was sitting on the dragon's throne, to smile and became the "Princess Protecting the Country" bestowed by the emperor.
Everyone in the civil and military circles thought that Gu Jue's little cotton-padded jacket would be a considerate and warm baby.
But no one knew that inside the little cotton-padded jacket was the Black Heart Lotus.
Yun Weimian worked hard at every step, stirring up trouble in the court as a child, just to save her and her villain father's lives in the future ending of destruction.
But she had calculated everything, but she had not calculated that the father who was decisive in killing and regarded her as the treasure in his hand would hold the whole world in front of her on the day she got hairpins, just to smile for her. She never expected that Xie Heng, the young general who was as cold as the moon and in charge of the secret guard, would take off his armor for her and be willing to surrender.
When the dust settled, she discovered that what she thought was a difficult survival was actually a long-planned ultimate pampering. All she wanted was to live, but they wanted to give her the whole world.
Reader comments
Now that I see it, I don't quite understand what kind of emotions the heroine has towards the two male protagonists.
If you like Machiavellian strategy, this book is logically rigorous and immersive.
Could the heroine be Xie Wan?
It's pretty good. The plot and characters are all well drawn. I hope the author will continue to work hard! ! !
Now that I see it, I don't quite understand what kind of emotions the heroine has towards the two male protagonists.
If you like Machiavellian strategy, this book is logically rigorous and immersive.
Could the heroine be Xie Wan?
It's pretty good. The plot and characters are all well drawn. I hope the author will continue to work hard! ! !