[Transmigration + palace intrigue and political machinations + Marriage Before Love + devoted to each other + happy ending]
[A cool and aloof regent + a stunning, radiant beauty]
Cheng Yuan transmigrates into the body of an unwanted daughter of the Cheng family and is forced to marry Song Lingxiao, the powerful regent of Great Yu.
She had planned to lie flat and spend her life doing nothing, but her father forces her to become a spy and steal secrets from the regent’s manor. Unwilling to be used by others, Cheng Yuan overhears that the regent is impotent and passes the information on as a top secret. But the next moment, the man pins her against his desk.
Cheng Yuan begs him through tears. “Your Highness, let’s talk this out. I know I was wrong. I promise I won’t do it again, all right?”
A playful smile curls the corner of Song Lingxiao’s eye. “That won’t do. The princess consort will have to find out for herself whether I’m impotent.”
After that, Cheng Yuan spends her days with Song Lingxiao, telling herself to take things one day at a time. But the more time they spend together, the more she realizes there is something strange about him.
When her identity is exposed, he shields her in his arms and takes on the entire court’s condemnation by himself.
When danger closes in, he doesn’t hesitate to die in her place. He also keeps her beneath him night after night, showering her with passion…
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In the eyes of outsiders, Song Lingxiao is the mighty regent of Great Yu, a ruthless man whose very name inspires fear.
He has married seven times, and all seven wives have died. His reputation as a man cursed to kill his wives is well deserved, and no one in Yudu dares provoke him. No one, that is, except her. Not only does she dare, but she has also won his heart.
He gradually falls for her and willingly becomes her devoted servant. But just as he finally falls in love, she wants to leave with someone else!
Clad in armor, the man rides with bow in hand. “No matter how far you go, no matter how many armies stand in my way or how many cities lie in ruins, she will be my wife and mine alone!”
I can't stand that the heroine's maid is not resurrected. . . . . 😭😭😭 At that time, I longed that there was a person with high medical skills among the guests who could put out the little maid on fire and everyone would have a happy ending😭😭😭 Well, the full text is actually pretty good. I can't say it's mediocre, but at least it's much better than other stories. It's good to listen to it while eating.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
I saw the story of going to court after the wedding, which is quite consistent with my taste from the beginning to the present. The plot is very coherent and progressive. I look forward to the follow-up of the prince and the princess becoming in love for a long time!