Mad, scheming minister + Cunning wife + Romance after marriage + Political intrigue
Su Jun, the marquis’s abandoned daughter, was married off to a duke who was on the verge of death.
Without a second thought, she packed up her dowry and married him.
Become a widow? That would be wonderful.
A wealthy, powerful widow had a much easier life than a young girl.
Every day, she hoped Ye Jingzheng would die soon, and even planned out how she’d live as a widow.
But Ye Jingzheng not only survived, he also started lingering in her courtyard every night.
Su Jun: “My lord, your health is poor. You should rest.”
Ye Jingzheng: “I can rest, as long as my wife stays by my side.”
Su Jun: “…”
Wait, weren’t you supposed to have less than two years to live?
The writing is sophisticated, the characterization and plot are good, and the actual content is much more attractive than the introduction. When I read the introduction, I thought the male protagonist was an old sick man, but he is actually a young and handsome sick man. He is indeed in bad health, but he will not die immediately. It seems that he doesn't want to live. But now that he has met the heroine, his life will be very different in the future, and he has hope and hope. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also quite interesting. They are both smart people, with temptations and defensiveness. They cannot talk to each other but have a tacit understanding of each other. The extreme tension between the smart people is a highlight. The heroine is really miserable, especially since her brother died so miserably. She can't take revenge even if she knows who the enemy is. Alas. There are more mysteries about the male protagonist. First of all, his identity is doubtful. It seems that he may not be the son of the old prince, but it may also be a false shot by the author. The only uncomfortable thing is that the female protagonist keeps calling herself "concubine" in front of the male protagonist. The male protagonist is not the emperor. Only concubines can call themselves like this. Because they have a relationship with the emperor, they call themselves "concubine". Even princesses cannot call themselves "concubine". It is more appropriate for the female protagonist to call herself "concubine"!
Experts will know if it is there as soon as they read it. In fact, after reading it for 5 minutes, I wanted to give it 5 stars.
Good-looking, really good-looking
The author's writing is sophisticated and the plot has ups and downs and is gripping and enjoyable.
I haven't read such a wonderful novel in a long time.
Very interesting content