[Enemy general + plundering prisoner pets + powerful imperial concubines + family, country and world]
Jiang Yunian, the eldest princess of Dayao, is the most trusted jewel in the court. Her intelligence and elegance rank among the six countries. But one night the border collapsed and Beilin's cavalry trampled the palace wall. Her fierce figure holding a sword to protect people ran into the eyes of Xiao Jue, the enemy's god of war.
The cold and unruly Prince Beilin kidnapped her against the dissuasion of the Manchu Dynasty, and locked her into the deep courtyard of the Shengjing Palace with the words "I am an orphan's prisoner pet".
The cage is real - she is grounded and has no contact with her motherland; the partial favor is also real - he gives her the honor that others can't ask for, even her personal belongings are properly kept by him, and he even fights for her against the nobles who criticize her.
Xiao Jue held the jade pendant with her name engraved on it and brushed her chin with his fingertips: "Being a prisoner pet is a status for others to see. You are the one who has to protect the whole chess game."
In this maze of family, country and love, is his favoritism a trap, or is it sincerity? Will her hatred be crushed in the palm of his hand?
Reader comments
The plot lines are intertwined, and the romance lines are stretched to the extreme! The setting of the subjugated princess and the prince of the enemy country has a sense of fate, and the balance between intrigue and romance is perfect! The turmoil in the court and the undercurrent in the harem all pave the way for the emotional development of the male and female protagonists. The two-way redemption between the subjugated princess and the prince of the enemy country is so heart-wrenching at times, and heart-wrenching at times when sweet, and the delicate description makes the atmosphere of ambiguity run through. The kissing and coupling scenes are in line with the emotional logic of the characters, and are full of atmosphere. The plot has twists and turns, and the characters are three-dimensional and vivid. It is worthy of the five stars!
The plot lines are intertwined, and the romance lines are stretched to the extreme! The setting of the subjugated princess and the prince of the enemy country has a sense of fate, and the balance between intrigue and romance is perfect! The turmoil in the court and the undercurrent in the harem all pave the way for the emotional development of the male and female protagonists. The two-way redemption between the subjugated princess and the prince of the enemy country is so heart-wrenching at times, and heart-wrenching at times when sweet, and the delicate description makes the atmosphere of ambiguity run through. The kissing and coupling scenes are in line with the emotional logic of the characters, and are full of atmosphere. The plot has twists and turns, and the characters are three-dimensional and vivid. It is worthy of the five stars!