[A clear-eyed, long-suffering noblewoman fallen into disgrace × a dark, powerful minister with an overwhelming need for control | coercive possession + a long road to winning her back + faking her death to escape + careful plotting at every turn + taming a dog] (Some negative reviews deliberately suggest things like a pregnancy escape plot, but the story doesn't even get that far.)
Once a noblewoman from a respected family, she watched her clan fall overnight and became a lowly slave sentenced to grind ink in Pei Yuan's study.
By day, she was the maid who ground ink and tended incense by his desk. By night, she was a caged bird on his bed, at his mercy.
Pei Yuan was ruthless and wielded great power. An imperial edict arranged his marriage to a princess of noble birth, yet he refused to let his little bird fly away.
He planned to keep her at a country estate outside the capital, provide her with every luxury, and station a heavy guard at the mountain pass.
From his lofty position, he built her a splendid cage without a deed, guarded by soldiers, convinced she would gratefully bow her head and submit.
Pei Yuan thought he had crushed every rebellious instinct in her, until the day of his wedding, when red silk blazed across the city.
He abandoned his guests and flung open the estate gates, only to find a cold, empty room and a dark blue sword tassel carelessly discarded on the floor.
Years later, in the waterways of Jiangnan.
Shen Weilan took half a step back, her smile distant and polite. “My lord, you have mistaken me for someone else. My husband died long ago. I'm just a country woman living out her widowhood.”
Looking at it now, this is a spy movie from ancient times 😄😄 The heroine and the hero battle wits and courage, and the heroine's escape plan is comparable to the underground party sending intelligence 😄 Overall, the writing is quite good, I will continue watching until the end.
Very good, very good, worth reading. The author's writing is very good, the pictures are beautiful but not artificial, the details are rich and vivid, the words are refined, and the emotions are particularly delicate. The heroine is going through a process of gradually becoming sober and independent, but she has had a really hard time ahead, which makes people feel very distressed. They almost wish they could give her a golden finger [I almost cry]. The best thing about her is that she is very meticulous and cautious, and she feels that she is suitable for intelligence work, hahaha. The male protagonist's words are a bit irritating at the beginning. He is condescending and indifferent. He treats the female protagonist as his possessions and weighs the pros and cons. It was only when he was looking for the female protagonist that he finally felt like an equity minister. I hope he will suffer more 😄
But because the plot I have seen before is different, the male protagonist is in a high position and has the indifference and ruthlessness of a superior. He does not fall in love with the female protagonist right away. There is an insurmountable gap between him and the female protagonist. The heroine fell from a twig to a pheasant, and her comedic identity change made her more resilient. She never felt that the male protagonist's possessiveness towards her was a kind of love. She only felt humiliation and endless grinding. She never refused to bow her head, and her slender body was full of pride. The only things that made her feel uneasy were her young brother whose whereabouts were unknown, and her father who was exiled in the wilderness.
The writing is so delicate and beautiful. Describe common plot settings with a new feeling Works worth watching 😳
When will the author finish it? It's so good. There is no meal replacement in the whole network. The only drawback is that it is not finished [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]
Write big and fast The heroine's baby makes people feel distressed 😢😢😢
This is the most espionage-like robbery story I have ever seen!
It's a very good book, but it's too slow.
The writing style is very good, the psychological activities are well described without being verbose, the characters are vividly drawn, and the author's skills are solid... It's just too little, I hope the author can be more diligent @
It's good to read. If you like sadistic stories, you shouldn't miss it.