Dual male leads, alternate setting, Western aristocracy, transmigration. A tsundere young nobleman x a mad count.
This is the story of a wealthy family's illegitimate son, forced by his older half-sister to take her place in marriage to a mad count... Luo Yi realizes he has no right to refuse. Fortunately, he knows the mad count very well, so he calmly accepts his fate, then changes it...
Well written, now tied. It's hard to see the trend of dual male protagonists, pretending to be another person, how could he fall in love with it. At present, the other male protagonist's true love is the eldest lady, or are they not in a relationship?
It's super beautiful, with a different style, and it looks quite novel. The earl didn't love that lady, he just regarded her as his master. He always regretted that he came too late on the battlefield and failed to save the lady. It became a heart disease, so he had to find a substitute. The protagonist saved the count, freed himself from self-blame, and still continued the game of princess and butler. The protagonist is so good and charming. It is normal and logical for the count to fall in love with the protagonist later on. From the beginning, the protagonist played the role of the "young lady" very well because of the script and the count's notes. It doesn't feel like a big deal, at least it's not that he raised a substitute because he liked the lady, but because he regretted not saving the lady and lived in guilt. The writing about the people who came to this country from the Qing Dynasty is so ideal. There are no big problems in the whole article. After all, everyone gets what they need at the beginning. In order to leave his native family and survive, the protagonist plays the role of a "young lady" for the sake of the Chinese compatriots, without feeling that anyone is at a disadvantage or that anyone owes anyone.
I had to frown at many places to read it. And the protagonist is very slow, very slow. There are many speechless points. The main protagonist has been a human being for three generations, and he has been terribly slow many times, especially since he has regained his identity later on, don't you feel it? If the earl calls him eldest lady, he will continue to play the role. The earl has already called him by his first name, gets along with him by his real name, holds social banquets, and formally introduces him to the social circle. He is no longer playing the role of a princess. Doesn't he notice at all? Moreover, the protagonist has done so much for those Chinese people. It is okay for them not to keep the secret of resurrecting corpses for the protagonist. It can be said to be ignorant. Moreover, it is of great significance to the count's sobriety, which can be said to be a good thing. But they should have told the protagonist, and even when they met later, the Taoist priest didn't tell him. The protagonist didn't know this most important information gap, so he remained passive. It will look stupid. The protagonist knows that this information does not need to be shown, but he must know it in his heart. Then he immediately understands many things that he does not understand. After telling the count, the relationship will be together faster. If he cannot tell the truth, he will continue to fight for a while before getting together. It really made me frown, making the protagonist so passive. There are many points in the front as well. Frowning does not affect the viewing, nor does it affect staying up late to watch. There are points that I like, and there are also points that are unbearable.
The setting is quite interesting, the plot is not cliche, and the characters are vivid, which is good
(A little spoiler)
This is the first time I read this kind of literature about substitutes. It seems that it is not a substitute, but the original soul. I haven't seen the latest chapter yet, and I have only seen the ambiguity once. It's interesting to see the late Qing Dynasty from this perspective. The author is also very good. Some pictures will not be updated after the author said.
It's a very novel setting, and I couldn't write without scratching my head. I spent a wonderful afternoon immersed in it and tied it beautifully. Looking forward to the follow-up! Like like ❤️
The subject matter is very novel. I feel that the emotional line between the two people is very deep. It is delicious and loves to eat 😳😳😳
It's okay, why are there so few people?
To be honest, the count has not fallen in love with Luo Yi yet. I am curious about how to change in the future? Could it be that he was running away and he was chasing him? 😏
It looks good, the subject matter is very novel, please give it a thumbs up to the author
It's so cute and delicious (/≧▽≦)/~┴┴ What kind of cute and scheming protagonist is this? Baby, you really must live a good life with that kind of relationship😭
Well written, now tied. It's hard to see the trend of dual male protagonists, pretending to be another person, how could he fall in love with it. At present, the other male protagonist's true love is the eldest lady, or are they not in a relationship?
It's super beautiful, with a different style, and it looks quite novel. The earl didn't love that lady, he just regarded her as his master. He always regretted that he came too late on the battlefield and failed to save the lady. It became a heart disease, so he had to find a substitute. The protagonist saved the count, freed himself from self-blame, and still continued the game of princess and butler. The protagonist is so good and charming. It is normal and logical for the count to fall in love with the protagonist later on. From the beginning, the protagonist played the role of the "young lady" very well because of the script and the count's notes. It doesn't feel like a big deal, at least it's not that he raised a substitute because he liked the lady, but because he regretted not saving the lady and lived in guilt. The writing about the people who came to this country from the Qing Dynasty is so ideal. There are no big problems in the whole article. After all, everyone gets what they need at the beginning. In order to leave his native family and survive, the protagonist plays the role of a "young lady" for the sake of the Chinese compatriots, without feeling that anyone is at a disadvantage or that anyone owes anyone. I had to frown at many places to read it. And the protagonist is very slow, very slow. There are many speechless points. The main protagonist has been a human being for three generations, and he has been terribly slow many times, especially since he has regained his identity later on, don't you feel it? If the earl calls him eldest lady, he will continue to play the role. The earl has already called him by his first name, gets along with him by his real name, holds social banquets, and formally introduces him to the social circle. He is no longer playing the role of a princess. Doesn't he notice at all? Moreover, the protagonist has done so much for those Chinese people. It is okay for them not to keep the secret of resurrecting corpses for the protagonist. It can be said to be ignorant. Moreover, it is of great significance to the count's sobriety, which can be said to be a good thing. But they should have told the protagonist, and even when they met later, the Taoist priest didn't tell him. The protagonist didn't know this most important information gap, so he remained passive. It will look stupid. The protagonist knows that this information does not need to be shown, but he must know it in his heart. Then he immediately understands many things that he does not understand. After telling the count, the relationship will be together faster. If he cannot tell the truth, he will continue to fight for a while before getting together. It really made me frown, making the protagonist so passive. There are many points in the front as well. Frowning does not affect the viewing, nor does it affect staying up late to watch. There are points that I like, and there are also points that are unbearable.
The setting is quite interesting, the plot is not cliche, and the characters are vivid, which is good
(A little spoiler) This is the first time I read this kind of literature about substitutes. It seems that it is not a substitute, but the original soul. I haven't seen the latest chapter yet, and I have only seen the ambiguity once. It's interesting to see the late Qing Dynasty from this perspective. The author is also very good. Some pictures will not be updated after the author said.
It's a very novel setting, and I couldn't write without scratching my head. I spent a wonderful afternoon immersed in it and tied it beautifully. Looking forward to the follow-up! Like like ❤️
The subject matter is very novel. I feel that the emotional line between the two people is very deep. It is delicious and loves to eat 😳😳😳
It's okay, why are there so few people?
To be honest, the count has not fallen in love with Luo Yi yet. I am curious about how to change in the future? Could it be that he was running away and he was chasing him? 😏
It looks good, the subject matter is very novel, please give it a thumbs up to the author
It's so cute and delicious (/≧▽≦)/~┴┴ What kind of cute and scheming protagonist is this? Baby, you really must live a good life with that kind of relationship😭