The heir of the Chen Prince's Manor is a woman of peerless beauty, gentle and refined as jade. She is hailed as the most beautiful man in Great Ji and a rakish sword immortal, and has charmed countless young ladies from prestigious families.
The young lady's maid is a breathtakingly beautiful man with a woman's face and a man's body. His soft, delicate voice is full of lingering tenderness. People say that anyone who marries the heir's maid would be the most dashing man of the age. But they also say that someone so beautiful must already have been claimed by the heir, so everyone should put the thought out of their minds.
The heir often practices swordplay beneath the moon, trimming flower branches and sighing that the men of this world may be dashing, but none can match a woman who is a dragon.
The maid is consumed by bitter frustration and can never drink enough strong liquor. He asks the vast heavens why this life holds nothing but sorrow, and why the women of the world are less alluring than he is.
He is the stand-in for the heir on her wedding night.
Today is the heir's wedding. Sitting on the roof, the heir says she wants to watch her kept lover play the rake in her place.
Moonlight streams through the window. By the light reflected off the silvery frost, the woman sees the man's face and cries out in fury:
“You! How dare you profane the heir's bride? Who are you, to make advances on me on the princess's wedding night? Aren't you afraid your entire clan will be executed?”
Now that I have read Chapter 8, I feel that it is the plot of an NP Huangwen, but not Huang. The male protagonist is a stunning male maid disguised as a girl, and the prince is a good-looking tomboy disguised as a man. The setting at the beginning was quite attractive to me. When I read the JM experience at the beginning, I thought it was a wonderful imperial novel, but it has already aroused my imagination, including the contradiction between the crown prince's yandere and his behavior toward the protagonist, as well as the decisive killing in some plots. , It's pretty good without being sloppy, but unfortunately looking back, I feel that the plot is a bit dry and lacks interesting and attractive points. It can be seen that the author should be a newcomer, and is slightly lacking in the logic of some events, the fullness of the characters, and the writing style. I have some ideas, but I still need a lot of polishing. Come on, I hope I can see your works in the future.
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