A beautiful, scheming concubine-born daughter versus a brutal, mad-dog treacherous minister
Yin Qiang was offered as a gift to the treacherous minister He Zhao by her unscrupulous father, and forced to stay by his side for three years. After He Zhao was defeated in battle and died on the field, Yin Qiang regained her freedom. She thought she could spend the rest of her life happily with the young man she had grown up with, but unexpectedly, He Zhao came back to life.
This time, he was the chief minister, second only to The Outcast.
On the day the top scholar came to ask for her hand, Yin Qiang was abducted to the chief minister’s residence and forced to submit.
“Qiangqiang, do you like the top scholar? Then tell me, would you like him if he were dead?”
He Zhao did not love her, yet he used every means at his disposal to keep her by his side. He would not let her leave, much less escape. Each time Yin Qiang tried to flee, she was punished with a longer night.
He kissed her cheek, obsession growing wild in his eyes. His eyes red, he asked, “Qiangqiang, do you still not understand? Even if you die, you have to stay by my side!”
The heroine is being pretentious. She is nothing without the hero. Without the protection of the hero, she is not at the mercy of others. [Pouts] If you have a family like this, why don't you use the hero's power to support yourself? Now the hero doesn't want you, and your biological father has given you to someone else. Why is it good to be sold by others? Isn't it good to be sold by others? Without the hero, you are nothing.
The framework is quite attractive, but the content is really not that good and the writing style is a bit poor.