[Read Chapter One first for content warnings] [Devoted couple + paternal, older love interest + age gap + one-on-one romance + the love interest has a special constitution and is a handful, but the other lead is madly in love with him + a little political intrigue]
[The romance is sweet, but other plotlines have some angst]
A stunning, tempestuous actor × a powerful, double-standard-wielding regent (neither is naive or a saint)
Reincarnated as the powerful regent, Huo Tinglan, from the start walks in on the Crown Prince leading soldiers to smash up an opera house and forcing the renowned yet fragile and defiant beauty to suffer public humiliation. Without a word, Huo Tinglan draws his blade and cuts off the Crown Prince’s right arm. Blood splashes across the stage, shocking everyone in the hall. He simply bends down, gathers the trembling beauty into his arms, and says, “You dare lay a hand on my man?”
Everyone in the capital thinks the Regent is merely acting on a whim. Even Yan Liuying thinks he has only traded one gilded cage for another. To make Huo Tinglan let him go, he acts out and bristles at every turn.
He deliberately smashes an expensive medicine bowl? Huo Tinglan doesn’t get angry. He just takes Yan Liuying’s hand and checks to see if the broken porcelain has cut him.
He deliberately goes out in a thin shirt to face the freezing wind and snow? Huo Tinglan orders the entire courtyard fitted with heavy curtains and warm charcoal braziers overnight, saying, “Even if the sky falls, I’ll hold it up for you.”
His former mistress comes to claim him with a debt note? Huo Tinglan tosses out a thousand taels of gold to buy the entire opera troupe, just to give him peace of mind.
Later, Yan Liuying’s special constitution is exposed, and the world condemns him. The entire court kneels and demands his execution, but Huo Tinglan strides into the throne hall with a sword and places the phoenix crown, a symbol of supreme power, on Yan Liuying’s head himself. “If the rules won’t accept him, then today I’ll rebel against those rules!”
Full of emotional tension: The whole article perfectly combines the ambiguity of "hiding a spoiled child" with the doting feeling of being alone. The cold-blooded man in power only bends over and compromises with you. Who wouldn't be moved by this kind of preference? The further I read, the more I appreciate the regent's quiet tenderness, and I can't bear to put it down!!!
Really beautiful. Very delicious😋
It's pretty good. I like the characters very much, but the conflict points are too dense. I hope it can be relaxed and relaxed.
Why don't the regent and the emperor have the same last name?
So far it's pretty good, the author is great. You'd better change that dipterocarp for me.
This is a very good book. I personally don't like reading knives. But the knives in this book are just to advance the plot. It's acceptable. It's also a sweet story. My favorite is the extra.
Very nice!! But you must read book reviews and other mines, otherwise it will be very uncomfortable to get negative reviews for no reason!
I really think it looks good (。・ω・。)ノ♡Author, come on, I like it, I like it, I recommend it.
Shockingly delicious!!! Worth a look
Very delicious, okay?