Ye Li, the eldest daughter of the Ye family, was married into the dilapidated Prince Ding’s residence to wed Prince Ding, Mo Xiuyao, who was paralyzed in both legs. On the same day Ye Li married, Prince Li, Mo Jingli, also wed Ye Ying, the Ye family’s second daughter. A descendant of Mount Li, Ye Li had once been sealed away in the mountain for eight years. After the wedding, she appeared to settle into married life, but in secret she plotted to eliminate the officials who had harmed Mount Li all those years ago. In the process, she drew the suspicions of Prince Ding, Mo Xiuyao, who was also seeking revenge. The two each began to make their moves, casting a giant stone into a lake that had seemed calm on the surface. Meanwhile, Prince Li, Mo Jingli, who had been Ye Li’s childhood sweetheart, bore the humiliating nickname “the opera prince” while secretly stirring up trouble and plotting to usurp the throne. In the end, Ye Li joined forces with Mo Xiuyao to support the young emperor’s rule and foil the successive conspiracies of the Marquis of Muyang and Prince Li, restoring peace and prosperity to the realm.
This is an adaptation of the soon-to-be-released TV series Mo Li. The author writes it very well and has very clear ideas.
There was a book that I haven't finished reading a long time ago. The names of the male and female protagonists are exactly the same as this book, but I can't find it now.
I watched it for Li Qiye, the combination of a strong man and a strong woman, the storyline is not draggy, it's good to watch
Bailu "Mo Li" Ye Li
It looks good, but is she really Feng Qing's "concubine in the prosperous age"?
I like this novel
Super beautiful, I like it very much