The God of War Prince Dotes on Me After Hearing Every Thought
Lin Wanwan transmigrates into the heroine of an old-fashioned angst novel and opens her eyes to find herself being framed by her scheming half-sister. She turns the tables and drags the girl into the water, only to discover that she and Xiao Jue, the God of War Prince, can hear each other’s thoughts.
The story takes a sudden turn: when her half-sister tries to drug her, Lin Wanwan mentally replays the whole scheme on a loop; when the scumbag breaks off their engagement, she silently recites his eighteen crimes. Xiao Jue keeps a straight face and casually brings the evidence before the court.
The whole capital wonders why the cold-faced prince keeps “coincidentally” protecting the Lin family’s legitimate daughter. Only the prince’s covert guards know the truth: he even takes a secretary to war just to record the “gunpowder formulas” and “battlefield first-aid techniques” in Miss Lin’s thoughts.
Later, when enemy forces invade, Xiao Jue is gravely wounded and falls unconscious. Lin Wanwan rushes to his bedside in tears, only to hear him rasp, “Don’t make a fuss. I’m listening to the Battlefield Handbook you’re thinking about. Keep going.”
From then on, she unleashes her thoughts with abandon while he calmly crushes his enemies in court. The two read each other’s minds and join forces to take down the villains. From household and court intrigues to battlefield strategy, he dotes on her like a precious treasure and never lets go.
[A cold-faced, sarcastic prince × a drama-loving top student heroine. Hilarious everyday life with the men around the prince. A long, sweet and satisfying story with a fast-paced plot.]
