Don't look at it… black history… don't look at it! ! ! ! ! ! It sucks! ! ! Very poorly written! ! ! ! [The arrogant and sinister eldest princess
Ye Yunsheng, the eldest princess of Yunli, is a piece of trash in the eyes of the world, but in fact she is a sharp sword in the dark night trained by her father - strong in martial arts, ruthless, and even more ruthless in acting.
In order to kill the enemy prince Shuomo, she climbed out of the palace wall, pretended to have amnesia, and accurately fell into the hands of the enemy prince Lu Zhiheng.
He looked at her whose identity was unknown and had lost her memory, and he deliberately lied: "You were the maid in my house. You ran away and were chased by wild dogs and were in danger." He threw the maid uniform backhand and forced her to stay and serve her.
What? The majestic princess becomes a maid? ?
In order to complete the task, she endured it!!
She plays the role of a weak little white flower who uses his protection to gather information; he pretends to be cold and venomous, but he has already seen through the killing intent in her eyes.
But the two countries suddenly negotiated peace, and the younger sister pretended to be her and married the target!
Lu Zhiheng smiled with a hidden knife and pinched her wrist: "Eldest Princess, is it time to finish your play?"
"Now, it's time to settle the account you deceived me."
When the fake amnesia was revealed and the assassination plan was exposed, the two powers went from a game of mutual use to a heart-rending hatred between the country and the family - in this encounter that started with calculation, who got into the game first?
Reader comments
She was really miserable. She was obviously the eldest princess with golden branches and jade leaves, but from the moment she was born, she never lived a day for herself. You have to act in front of others, and you have to maneuver behind others, you have to defend the country, you have to protect your relatives, you have to take revenge, and every step you take is carrying a heavy load. Her father was a good monarch like an emperor through the ages. He cared about the people of the world and the country, but he had no preference to give her any pure fatherly love. In the eyes of the emperor, she was first a princess, a chess piece, a sharp blade, and finally his daughter. Only the queen mother truly cared for her, the male protagonist tried his best to protect her, and she had to shoulder the rest. Others see her as powerful, unparalleled in acting, and invincible, but only we can see that she has no freedom from the beginning to the end. He has been bound to his family, country, hatred, and responsibilities all his life, with little chance to breathe. I hope she wins, but I hope she can take it easy. I hope she doesn't have to be nervous all the time, doesn't have to wear a mask to behave, and doesn't have to put the overall situation first in everything. I hope she can unburden herself, watch the fireworks in the world, do as she pleases, and be her own, carefree girl for once.
It's really good-looking. The male and female protagonists finally get together. But the word count is too short. To be honest, I still feel a little sorry for the Seventh Prince and the heroine's sister. But overall it's still very interesting. I'm going to read the author's next book. I'm looking forward to it😚
Highly recommended, very nice [shy]
It's quite touching, the writing is pretty good, and the content moved me very much. I don't really like the male protagonist at the moment because I don't really like his behavior towards the female protagonist. Of course, for now, this is just the first review ღ(✞╹◡╹✞)ற
Here comes the second review. I really like this story. The male protagonist treats the female protagonist very well, and the female protagonist's feelings about her family and country are very touching. In fact, my favorite character in the whole novel is Wu Bai. He is very sincere to the heroine. He has never married in his life, which is a bit difficult to reconcile. The same goes for Lu Ziyi. It's still hard to let go of the innocent, lively and cute little boy who has gradually calmed down. Overall, this book is very good and the writing is also very good. Finally, I wish them well over there.
She was really miserable. She was obviously the eldest princess with golden branches and jade leaves, but from the moment she was born, she never lived a day for herself. You have to act in front of others, and you have to maneuver behind others, you have to defend the country, you have to protect your relatives, you have to take revenge, and every step you take is carrying a heavy load. Her father was a good monarch like an emperor through the ages. He cared about the people of the world and the country, but he had no preference to give her any pure fatherly love. In the eyes of the emperor, she was first a princess, a chess piece, a sharp blade, and finally his daughter. Only the queen mother truly cared for her, the male protagonist tried his best to protect her, and she had to shoulder the rest. Others see her as powerful, unparalleled in acting, and invincible, but only we can see that she has no freedom from the beginning to the end. He has been bound to his family, country, hatred, and responsibilities all his life, with little chance to breathe. I hope she wins, but I hope she can take it easy. I hope she doesn't have to be nervous all the time, doesn't have to wear a mask to behave, and doesn't have to put the overall situation first in everything. I hope she can unburden herself, watch the fireworks in the world, do as she pleases, and be her own, carefree girl for once.
It's really good-looking. The male and female protagonists finally get together. But the word count is too short. To be honest, I still feel a little sorry for the Seventh Prince and the heroine's sister. But overall it's still very interesting. I'm going to read the author's next book. I'm looking forward to it😚
Highly recommended, very nice [shy]
It's quite touching, the writing is pretty good, and the content moved me very much. I don't really like the male protagonist at the moment because I don't really like his behavior towards the female protagonist. Of course, for now, this is just the first review ღ(✞╹◡╹✞)ற Here comes the second review. I really like this story. The male protagonist treats the female protagonist very well, and the female protagonist's feelings about her family and country are very touching. In fact, my favorite character in the whole novel is Wu Bai. He is very sincere to the heroine. He has never married in his life, which is a bit difficult to reconcile. The same goes for Lu Ziyi. It's still hard to let go of the innocent, lively and cute little boy who has gradually calmed down. Overall, this book is very good and the writing is also very good. Finally, I wish them well over there.