I heard that the regent picked up a little girl and kept her for three years.
The regent was crazy about her and wanted to show the whole world to his little girl.
Everyone who went to the capital knew that Mu Guiheng was a cold-faced Yama and not close to women, but he only raised Su Chichi in the regent's palace and regarded him as a treasure. During the Lantern Festival, Su Chichi sneaked out of the palace and was blocked by Mu Guiheng on Huadeng Street. He pinched her wrist and said with a serious look, "Chichi, if you run again, I will break your legs."
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After reading more than 20 chapters, I couldn't hold on anymore. I couldn't stand the male protagonist. I started reading from the first chapter and kept reading for more than 20 chapters. They said that the person who hurt the heroine should pay the price. But the results are just words and no action. In these 20 chapters, the queen mother hurt the heroine so many times and committed suicide in front of the heroine. There was no punishment. Not to mention the heroine. When something happened, she just wanted to retreat. She felt that she was dragging down the hero. Then she secretly left when the queen mother wanted to kill her. I understand. I understand that the heroine's childhood experience led to fear of trouble and low self-esteem, but she knew that she would be a drag on the heroine and she left without saying a word when the hero wanted to kill her because of the Queen Mother. I also know that I am looking at it from a God's perspective, so the heroine may not know, but the heroine knew that she would drag the hero down, so she should not cause trouble for him. I originally wanted to give two stars, but the previous man and woman advocated talking and gave three stars. (The above is a personal opinion, don't like it if you don't like it)
After reading more than 20 chapters, I couldn't hold on anymore. I couldn't stand the male protagonist. I started reading from the first chapter and kept reading for more than 20 chapters. They said that the person who hurt the heroine should pay the price. But the results are just words and no action. In these 20 chapters, the queen mother hurt the heroine so many times and committed suicide in front of the heroine. There was no punishment. Not to mention the heroine. When something happened, she just wanted to retreat. She felt that she was dragging down the hero. Then she secretly left when the queen mother wanted to kill her. I understand. I understand that the heroine's childhood experience led to fear of trouble and low self-esteem, but she knew that she would be a drag on the heroine and she left without saying a word when the hero wanted to kill her because of the Queen Mother. I also know that I am looking at it from a God's perspective, so the heroine may not know, but the heroine knew that she would drag the hero down, so she should not cause trouble for him. I originally wanted to give two stars, but the previous man and woman advocated talking and gave three stars. (The above is a personal opinion, don't like it if you don't like it)