Pingyang Prince's Palace is under suspicion from the court, and Princess Chu Yan, who is suffering from a hidden illness, enters the capital in the name of marriage. On the way, she unexpectedly got entangled with the mysterious man Li Yin who was being chased by soldiers. Afterwards, she thought that the man was buried at the bottom of the river. After entering the capital, Chu Yan was shocked to discover that Li Yin was actually the second son of Prince Ning. She originally wanted to rely on the gentle prince Li Han to find support, but she was repeatedly plotted by Princess Ning. Li Yin secretly took action frequently, not only exposing Li Han's hypocrisy, but also repeatedly pulling her back. As the undercurrent of the power struggle in the court surges, Li Yin's true identity is gradually revealed. From testing and using each other to developing a true love, the two work together to break the power chess game in the capital and spend the rest of their lives together.
Reader comments
Chu Yan and Li Yin
The pace is fast and you can read it in one sitting.
The female protagonist wants to find someone to marry and be an ally in the capital to protect her family's territory. She goes tit-for-tat with the male protagonist and selects a few unsatisfactory men. Finally, she forms an alliance with the male protagonist to help him eliminate the remnants of the previous dynasty and ascend to the throne.
I don't know if it's a logic bug or if I read it too quickly, but the plot of the story about restoring my identity was confusing.
The appearance of the female protagonist and the male protagonist are online.
The plot is very witty. Sometimes the princess is smart and sometimes she is so stupid. For the sake of the appearance of the male and female protagonists, I will give them two stars, one star for each one [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
I can give four stars to my favorite male protagonist! The script itself is okay, neither sadistic nor aggrieved, but the heroine is not interested in aesthetics, and the character itself has no charm. All the way, the hero's love brain is used, which is a very common configuration of costume dramas.
Chu Yan and Li Yin
The pace is fast and you can read it in one sitting. The female protagonist wants to find someone to marry and be an ally in the capital to protect her family's territory. She goes tit-for-tat with the male protagonist and selects a few unsatisfactory men. Finally, she forms an alliance with the male protagonist to help him eliminate the remnants of the previous dynasty and ascend to the throne. I don't know if it's a logic bug or if I read it too quickly, but the plot of the story about restoring my identity was confusing. The appearance of the female protagonist and the male protagonist are online.
The plot is very witty. Sometimes the princess is smart and sometimes she is so stupid. For the sake of the appearance of the male and female protagonists, I will give them two stars, one star for each one [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
I can give four stars to my favorite male protagonist! The script itself is okay, neither sadistic nor aggrieved, but the heroine is not interested in aesthetics, and the character itself has no charm. All the way, the hero's love brain is used, which is a very common configuration of costume dramas.