[Next year, sister dog, fake sister and brother, double strong, double clean] [Paranoid, mad and scheming emperor x the scheming Black Lotus eldest princess]
Chu Wanjin is the eldest princess of Xuan Kingdom, and Chu Qi is the younger brother of the emperor who was raised by Chu Wanjin. Chu Qi, who had always been obedient and dependent on Chu Wanjin, imprisoned her in his arms when he had the power and ruled the world. "Sister Huang," his voice was hoarse, "I sat on this dragon chair for you, and you... Can only be mine." Only then did she see clearly that what was hidden deep in her eyes was the crazy obsession that had persisted for ten years. Chu Wanjin originally thought this was a sin against human ethics, until the truth was revealed - his life experience was originally a conspiracy to change the pillars. When the misplaced bloodline, the emotional disputes of the previous generation are entangled with the country and the country, the mysterious man secretly attacks the coveting king of a different surname, and the emperor whose life experience is a mystery, how much does he bear in the unknown darkness?
[All his paranoia and madness are just because Chu Wanjin is his only real and long-established bond in this world.
Reader comments
It looks good. The heroine's transition from family affection to love for the hero is gradual and unobtrusive. Machiavellian tactics and feelings are intertwined. Every time the hero and heroine go out, the relationship changes and improves. Finally, I have a question. If the author saw it, could you please explain it to me? Were the emperors of the previous generation and the heroine's mother a double-chaste couple? [Facepalm] I am very curious that the heroine's mother first entered the palace for someone else and had someone else in mind. However, the former emperor still indulged her and finally moved her, so I am very curious whether those two people in the previous generation were a double-chaste couple.
It looks good. The heroine's transition from family affection to love for the hero is gradual and unobtrusive. Machiavellian tactics and feelings are intertwined. Every time the hero and heroine go out, the relationship changes and improves. Finally, I have a question. If the author saw it, could you please explain it to me? Were the emperors of the previous generation and the heroine's mother a double-chaste couple? [Facepalm] I am very curious that the heroine's mother first entered the palace for someone else and had someone else in mind. However, the former emperor still indulged her and finally moved her, so I am very curious whether those two people in the previous generation were a double-chaste couple.