Jiang Yi was frail, and had been sent to Jiangnan to recuperate as a child. At fifteen, she returned to the capital for her coming-of-age ceremony.
When they were attacked on the road, she calmly led her people to safety. From then on, she was given a hard time at every turn.
Though born into wealth and privilege, Jiang Yi was perceptive and ambitious. All she wanted in life was for her family to live in peace and for things to go her way.
Someone gives you a hard time?
Hit back!
When they first met, she left him to die and twice tried to ride away.
When they met again, he cornered her in a covered corridor and kept pressing her for answers.
On their wedding night, as he lifted her veil, he asked, “Will you entrust your whole life to me?”
One-on-one romance, both leads devoted only to each other. They match wits and trade blows early on, then it becomes an overwhelmingly sweet romance.
Political intrigue woven throughout. A fictional setting, so no historical nitpicking.
A good book can catch people at the beginning, which is indeed much better than some straight-forward novels. This is indeed the first time I have seen such an opening, and the emotions are also expressed in detail.
It's good to watch. The relationship between the male and female protagonists develops naturally. The male protagonist is slowly attracted to her, mixed with palace battles, and the plot keeps advancing. It's better to have more. One update a day is not enough.
It looks good, it looks good, it looks good. Although the heroine has not fallen in love with the hero yet, she just loves to watch it.
The plot is good, but the author is too slow in updating. It feels like he hasn't updated a chapter in ten days and a half, so it's not very popular.
So far, the writing seems to be very good
I watched it in the middle of the night and realized that the update was not finished. Woohoo.
It's pretty cool, but can there be more updates?!!
The heroine is smart, smart and cute
Listen to the author's entire multi-character book