Single female protagonist, 1 to 1 doting wife
Li Yunji, the legitimate daughter of a general, has disguised herself as a man since she was a child and wears a mask to fight on the battlefield. No one has ever seen her true face. She was fierce on the battlefield and had a cold temperament. She had a reputation for being cruel and cruel, and was feared by everyone in the court.
The emperor was grateful for her great military exploits, and decreed that the much-loved and pampered Princess Wanning be given in marriage to her. Princess Wanning was so frightened that she refused to get married after hearing the general's evil reputation, so she secretly used tricks to marry Princess Liyue, who was neglected and often bullied in the palace.
Liyue was born with an extremely beautiful appearance and was the king of the country. However, she was helpless and lived cautiously in the palace, suffering all kinds of grievances. When she found out that she was going to marry the cold-faced general that everyone feared, she felt anxious all day long, fearing that her life would be difficult in the future.
On the night of the wedding, all rumors were completely shattered.
Li Yunji originally just wanted to get along with his gifted wife peacefully and not disturb each other, but it can be seen that the moment he saw his bride, he lost his mind. The person in front of me has a stunning appearance, a slender figure, and a particularly timid and timid personality.
Li Yunji looked at her like this and thought that this girl needs to gain weight to look better.
Reader comments
It was good in the front, but later Liyue became the empress Yunyi and faked her death. I think this Liyue is a bit too stupid. She has no sense of boundaries at all and looks at a nameless fire. Yunyi cleans herself and is just Liyue. Why is this Liyue always so easily influenced by others😡😡😡She also has physical contact with men, which makes me very annoyed.
It's not why this plot is getting more and more outrageous. If the heroine is really alienated from the other heroine later because of the guard's words, I really feel that the heroine doesn't have much love. Since the other heroine married her, except for deliberately avoiding close contact in order to conceal her identity, she has always respected and loved the heroine. Can't this heroine herself feel it? Moreover, after the other heroine returned to the palace, she did not choose to be the emperor herself. Instead, she asked the heroine to be the queen. Shouldn't the heroine understand and cherish the other heroine's feelings more? Just a guard gave you a few false greetings, and you started to compare? Then why don't you think about how good another heroine was to you? Now that life is getting better, have you started to compare? May I ask? If the heroine really has a gap with the other heroine later because of the guard's words, I really feel that there is no need to follow this book.
And why did you choose to compare, heroine? Do you really love another heroine? If you really love her, would you compare her love with that of an unimportant guard? Can't you feel her love? Or do you need this comparison to feel it? It made me laugh.
It was good in the front, but later Liyue became the empress Yunyi and faked her death. I think this Liyue is a bit too stupid. She has no sense of boundaries at all and looks at a nameless fire. Yunyi cleans herself and is just Liyue. Why is this Liyue always so easily influenced by others😡😡😡She also has physical contact with men, which makes me very annoyed.
It's not why this plot is getting more and more outrageous. If the heroine is really alienated from the other heroine later because of the guard's words, I really feel that the heroine doesn't have much love. Since the other heroine married her, except for deliberately avoiding close contact in order to conceal her identity, she has always respected and loved the heroine. Can't this heroine herself feel it? Moreover, after the other heroine returned to the palace, she did not choose to be the emperor herself. Instead, she asked the heroine to be the queen. Shouldn't the heroine understand and cherish the other heroine's feelings more? Just a guard gave you a few false greetings, and you started to compare? Then why don't you think about how good another heroine was to you? Now that life is getting better, have you started to compare? May I ask? If the heroine really has a gap with the other heroine later because of the guard's words, I really feel that there is no need to follow this book. And why did you choose to compare, heroine? Do you really love another heroine? If you really love her, would you compare her love with that of an unimportant guard? Can't you feel her love? Or do you need this comparison to feel it? It made me laugh.
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When do you take off the mask?