[No golden fingers, no time travel, no rebirth, pure ancient words + high IQ and strategy + daughter of a foreign general + revenge]
She is the legitimate daughter of the great general of the Shen family of Southern Chu, but she caused trouble all over her family because of her wrong love.
After narrowly escaping from death, she experienced amnesia and fled, and finally got closer to her enemy step by step.
"I didn't save you out of good intentions. There is no way to escape the consequences of the world. Today I will save your life, and you will help me overturn the chaos in the future. Do you dare to accept this deal?"
On her way to revenge, she met him who was powerful and thoughtful. The two have their own obsessions and use each other. A transaction of life for power is a springboard for revenge and a love disaster that traps the two of them for life.
The two work together to stir up trouble in the court, and hunting enemies is like upgrading monsters. She is responsible for collecting evidence, laying traps, and using past grudges to gain insight into people's hearts.
He held the authority, paved the way for her and supported her, clearing all obstacles in the way.
They advanced step by step and brought down their enemies one by one.
She always warned herself that she would run away if her revenge was avenged; he still weighed the pros and cons, but he broke his own rules for her time and time again.
There is an end to this fight against monsters, but people's hearts are never set.
The mountains and rivers are falling, and long songs are rising in the northern wilderness. We are both ups and downs, how can we cross over to meet old friends?
[There is only one male protagonist in this article, and there are few emotional lines. Most of the time, he upgrades and fights monsters on the road to revenge.
Reader comments
I followed it, the plot progressed very quickly, and there were no long-winded passages. It was very good. I recommend everyone to read it.
I followed it, the plot progressed very quickly, and there were no long-winded passages. It was very good. I recommend everyone to read it.