Yu Yuan transmigrates into a political intrigue novel as the doomed cannon-fodder villain.
With the plot in hand, she decides to find herself a powerful patron: the Nine-Thousand-Year-Old, who holds sway over the court.
[The Nine-Thousand-Year-Old has broad shoulders, a slim waist, and a tall, graceful figure. And that face is exceptionally handsome. I'm in love!]
From that day on, Xiao Heng keeps appearing in front of Yu Yuan, seemingly by chance.
She carefully plans “chance encounters,” “seduction,” and “revenge,” acting sweet and well-behaved to maintain her persona.
She flirts with Xiao Heng over a meal, and her rival ends up in prison.
She acts cute and goes boating with Xiao Heng, and her enemy is wiped out.
She shares a romantic kiss with Xiao Heng…and the scumbag is sent to the Southern Pleasure House.
One day, she hears that Xiao Heng has been injured. When no one is around, she goes to earn herself another round of favor
The man is reclining on the bed, looking terribly weak. The moment he sees her, he leans against her shoulder.
“Third Miss Yu, my face was nearly ruined. Would you stop liking me if that happened?”
Yu Yuan suddenly realizes
When did my inner thoughts start leaking out?!
Chapter 51, wasn't the letter written by Xie Rong? Isn't Xie Rong the mistress of the house? Shouldn't the female lead and her half-sister call her "mother"/"mother"? How did she become "grandmother"? Then who gave birth to the female lead?
The sun shines brightly, and the breeze is gentle. Holding your hand, we grow old together. This is perfect.
It was amazing and incredibly satisfying!
The clever fox can't outsmart the hunter.