The cold-faced regent × the soft little sweetheart
Marriage first, love later | The ultimate sweet pet | Going in both directions | High sugar and no abuse throughout the process
He fought at a young age, with a butcher's knife in his hand and a heart as cold as iron.
Covered in carnage and blood, he thought he was doomed to be alone in this life.
Until the marriage decree brought that bright beauty to him.
She was cute, soft, and had a shallow smile, like the spring breeze in March blowing into his heart that had been frozen for many years.
When they first met, she was afraid of him, avoided him, and was trembling with fear.
Later, she dared to act coquettishly, lose her temper, and lose her temper with him.
She doesn't know——
He was afraid of the dark, which was a lie he told when he was keeping vigil for her.
He loves sweets because the snacks she makes are particularly sweet.
All his tenderness, clumsiness, and childishness were reserved for her alone.
Everyone said that the regent doted on her to the heavens.
Only he knew that it was she who pulled him back from the abyss.
In this life, he killed countless people, but he only learned to love for her.
Reader comments
The writing is very delicate, and the overall style is sweet and pet-like. It's very sweet, very sweet, sometimes a little boring. Both the male and female protagonists have long mouths. There are no misunderstandings and no waves. It's a sweet novel from beginning to end.
It's a very sweet novel. The first few chapters feel a bit like chasing your wife in the crematorium. I just wrote hundreds of thousands of words and it feels good. I hope it won't be unfinished.
The writing is very delicate, and the overall style is sweet and pet-like. It's very sweet, very sweet, sometimes a little boring. Both the male and female protagonists have long mouths. There are no misunderstandings and no waves. It's a sweet novel from beginning to end.
It's a very sweet novel. The first few chapters feel a bit like chasing your wife in the crematorium. I just wrote hundreds of thousands of words and it feels good. I hope it won't be unfinished.