On the Day the Country Fell, She Was Kidnapped and Raped by the Enemy Prince.

I read it in one go [laughs] and decided to add it to my bookshelf to catch up on more updates. This book is so exciting. The country was broken and the city fell, and the palace walls were stained with blood. The once noble princess of Daxia, her family and country were destroyed overnight. The prince of the enemy country broke into the imperial city and amidst a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood, he forcibly abducted her back to his own country. On one side are bloody family feuds and thousands of dead souls of the clan; on the other side are paranoid, crazy and possessive predators. He destroyed everything about her with his own hands, but he devoted all his paranoid love to her. Give her supreme honor, but tightly lock all her freedom. This love begins with plunder and is stained with blood. The heroine never forgets the pain of the country's subjugation. She endures and resists, and would rather die than sink into the tender love based on the destruction of the country and the family. The most poignant thing is this extreme pull. The hatred is real, but the uncontrollable throbbing in my heart is also real. The hatred of the country and the family runs between the two. Every step they take is a betrayal of the motherland. The male protagonist is strong and domineering in the early stage, but slowly falls into the pain of not being able to love her in the later stage. The female protagonist struggles to stick to her true heart in the humiliating and desperate situation, and does not completely abandon her family and country for love, and the character stands up.

I originally had the mentality of giving it a try, but I was immediately surprised! The plots are interlocking, the twists and turns are endless, and the characters are flesh and blood. After reading one chapter, you want to click on the next chapter immediately. This kind of high-quality writing is really rare!

Five-star recommendation! I was really gripped by this ancient proverb. The background of the subjugation of the country is full of atmosphere. The heroine pretends to be a mute and has been dormant for three years. She is forbearing step by step. Her IQ is online throughout the whole process, and she is not a love brain. The male and female protagonists fall in love with each other, plot against each other, and are each other's prisoners. The tension is immediately intense. The famous scene at the opening of the city wall gave me goosebumps. The combination of machinations and emotional lines was particularly good. It was sadistic and exciting, and the plot was high-energy throughout. You must read this book!