[The eldest princess VS the handsome prince-in-law]
[Marriage first, love later+consort's career]
Everyone said that the eldest princess Shen Chaoyan was fascinated by Tan Hualang's face.
Only she knew that what she loved was his non-clinging and non-flattery demeanor under his cold skin.
So she begged the emperor to grant her a marriage, and sincerely gave her everything. Even if she was laughed at by everyone in the capital, she was happy to do so.
She thought the marriage was wishful thinking on her part.
Little did she know that on their wedding night, the man who was distant and polite to her quietly looked at her all night long after the candles went out.
From the moment he knelt down to receive the imperial edict, he knew he shouldn't be tempted.
There is nothing right or wrong about such a thing as the human heart.
Shen Chaoyan: "In my life, I have just chosen the right person, and then used all my strength to protect him and the Shen family."
Rong Yuan: "I have only done two things in my life: to carve the unfinished word "zheng" written by my father into the court one stroke at a time, and to protect the home she gave me."
Reader comments
The author's writing is really good, but how could he be so abusive? I kept crying because of the abuse. The princess was upset, the heroine left early, the hero and heroine died for their love, and even their children were demoted. But Rong Zhao and Cheng Yu also grew up together. How could this happen, how could this happen [crying][crying][crying][crying]
It's been a long time since I've written a review, so I'll write one today. In fact, I didn't really like reading ancient novels at first, but recently the book shortage has reached a bottleneck, so I thought of reading it. If I can continue reading, it means I can accept it.
At first, I thought it was a sweet story about the ending, but I didn't expect to be tricked into it. When I saw the end, the princess was gone, and I cried. Later, Rong Yuan was gone, and I cried again. It was a bit sad that my life ended in such a careless way. After reading this book, I felt even sadder). Later, when the Xuan Dynasty declined, I still cried [crying]. The dynasty that the predecessors had worked so hard to support was gone. I felt it was a pity and felt sad for the behavior of the last emperor. When I went to Chengyu to see off the princess for marriage, I felt sad for Xiao Nian and regretful that Rong Zhao was demoted. This coincidence also shows that the Xuan Dynasty began to decline.
It can only be said that I feel sad for the rise and fall of a dynasty, and also sigh for the princess, Rong Yuan, Prince, Emperor Xuan, and Rong Zhao who worked hard for the dynasty, but finally declined.
This book is going to make me emo for a long, long time [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]
It's very interesting. Although both the male and female protagonists are dead, why is this not a kind of he? The author's writing style is also very good.
The writing is very delicate, the content is substantial, and it makes me cry.
The author's writing is really good, but how could he be so abusive? I kept crying because of the abuse. The princess was upset, the heroine left early, the hero and heroine died for their love, and even their children were demoted. But Rong Zhao and Cheng Yu also grew up together. How could this happen, how could this happen [crying][crying][crying][crying]
It's been a long time since I've written a review, so I'll write one today. In fact, I didn't really like reading ancient novels at first, but recently the book shortage has reached a bottleneck, so I thought of reading it. If I can continue reading, it means I can accept it. At first, I thought it was a sweet story about the ending, but I didn't expect to be tricked into it. When I saw the end, the princess was gone, and I cried. Later, Rong Yuan was gone, and I cried again. It was a bit sad that my life ended in such a careless way. After reading this book, I felt even sadder). Later, when the Xuan Dynasty declined, I still cried [crying]. The dynasty that the predecessors had worked so hard to support was gone. I felt it was a pity and felt sad for the behavior of the last emperor. When I went to Chengyu to see off the princess for marriage, I felt sad for Xiao Nian and regretful that Rong Zhao was demoted. This coincidence also shows that the Xuan Dynasty began to decline. It can only be said that I feel sad for the rise and fall of a dynasty, and also sigh for the princess, Rong Yuan, Prince, Emperor Xuan, and Rong Zhao who worked hard for the dynasty, but finally declined. This book is going to make me emo for a long, long time [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]
It's very interesting. Although both the male and female protagonists are dead, why is this not a kind of he? The author's writing style is also very good.
The writing is very delicate, the content is substantial, and it makes me cry.