[Female assaults man | 1vN male Quan Jie | Physical and mental sadomasochism | Two-way secret love | Chasing wife crematorium | Machiavellian pull]
Cangshu Guanlan was once a concubine princess who was not cared about in the palace. She was lonely when she was young. At that time, only the gentle and talented Yun Baizhou truly protected her.
Beidi invaded and demanded the royal hostages. Yun Baizhou sacrificed his life and blood to remonstrate and tried every means to stop him, but in the end he was unable to save his life. Cangshu Guanlan was imprisoned in the Beidi dungeon for three years, wearing chains, being riddled with cold poison, and suffering all kinds of humiliation. She wrote three letters in blood asking for help, but there was no word from her. The love of her youth completely turned into deep trauma and hatred.
In the desperate situation, Beidi Prince He Lan secretly helped, the fierce general Lu Jinglan rushed thousands of miles to help, and the talented man Wen Yanzhi devoted all his family wealth to support him. The three of them worked together to help her escape from purgatory, lead her troops back to the court, and become the first empress of the Cang.
With the power in hand, she took out all the suffering she had suffered in the past three years on Yun Baizhou. He was flogged and chained, and made to kneel in court. He was forced to use his weakness step by step, humiliating him wantonly. But seeing him bear silence and covered with scars, she would think of the tenderness of the past again. Love and hate are repeatedly pulled together. On the surface, she is cruel and sadistic, but in private, she secretly relieves his guilt and heals his wounds. She is paranoid and contradictory.
Reader comments
A very nice book
In fact, the male and female protagonists are not at fault, they are both victims, but the female protagonist suffers greater harm, which is substantial. The real fault is the late emperor. I feel that it is best if the two of them do not get entangled with each other [crazy]
A very nice book
In fact, the male and female protagonists are not at fault, they are both victims, but the female protagonist suffers greater harm, which is substantial. The real fault is the late emperor. I feel that it is best if the two of them do not get entangled with each other [crazy]