A mad princess × Her humble prince consort
The most favored princess of Jinsheng, Princess Yongling, is hastily married off to a low-ranking scout within three days, and rumors abound.
Jing Lin first meets Princess Yongling in bed, with the princess raising a candlestick in front of the emperor, ready to beat him to death.
The next time he sees her is in the northern commandery, where snow falls in August. His new wife is stabbing herself with a hairpin, blood streaming down her body.
“That day, I should have killed you with the candlestick…”
The princess is so weak she can barely speak, yet she still insists on killing him.
He knows she never wanted to marry him. She hates and resents him.
He also knows that the man who spent that night with the princess was someone else.
Not long after they arrive in the northern commandery, the princess is found to be pregnant. That is the first time he sees her smile.
After becoming pregnant, she seems to have something to look forward to. Her spirits and appetite improve.
Jing Lin sees it all. As long as the princess is happy, that’s all that matters.
But her happiness doesn’t last long.
When he finds her, she is crawling across the ground in desperation, as if trying to make her way back to Xuandu. The blood flowing from beneath her stains the snow bright red.
He lifts her frail, dying body and lets out a long sigh.
“Who was the man in the princess’s bed that night?”
“My princess, I know you love someone else.”
“But do you know, my princess, that I too have someone in my heart?”
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Three years later, Emperor Yuanguang of Jinsheng dies. Officials ask Yongling to return to Xuandu for the funeral, but she gives them a scornful smile and tosses an imperial decree to the ground.
“Princess Yongling Wei Suizhen has married Jing Lin, General Who Guards the North. She may not return to Xuandu without an imperial summons.”
“What, as soon as my royal father is gone, you want me to disobey the late emperor’s decree?”
Not long afterward, the new emperor’s decree arrives in the northern commandery.
Princess Yongling and her prince consort are summoned back to Xuandu.
Three years later, Wei Suizhen sees Wei Yunchu again. He is now the emperor.
“Three years apart, how have you been, elder sister?”
Wei Suizhen smiles without answering, tips her head back to drain her wine, then turns and starts to leave with Jing Lin beside her.
But Jing Lin remains rooted to the spot, staring blankly at the Noble Consort Lin beside the emperor.
She had heard what he said in the snow three years ago.
Wei Suizhen understands everything in an instant. She steps in front of his gaze and forces a smile.
“Have you seen the woman you love, my prince consort?”
[Reading notes]
1. The heroine is adopted and is not related to Wei Yunchu by blood in any way.
2. This is a melodramatic tearjerker.
Theme: Treasure the person in front of you
?? Is the heroine the heroine or the supporting character the heroine? This article is pure abuse of the heroine. The lover to whom the heroine made an oath of love forcibly marries the supporting actress and gets her pregnant. The husband the heroine later marries also likes the supporting actress. 💔 Is this article written with the heroine as an enemy, or is it written from the perspective of the supporting actress?
The second male lead and his family are too disgusting, especially the second male lead who claims to love the female lead and protects the second female lead when she is in danger. The female lead only pleads for mercy and dare not stop her when being punished by her mother. The emperor has no dignity at all.
That Ah Lu, I feel like she is a troublemaker. Last time the heroine wanted to get her hurt, but this time she met Liang, which led to the male and female protagonists acting like this. Moreover, it felt like Ah Lu and Liang Yutang didn't respect people. They both said they didn't like Liang. One had to get along with the other, and the other had to stalk [Chigua]
It's already over 60 chapters, and the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are simply hard to describe [vomiting blood]
Change the male lead or let Xiaoliang take the position. This Jinglin is so disgusting. Bai Yueguang doesn't say it. Why do you say this about the female lead? She has no personality charm at all and is cowardly. She also saves the second female lead when she is in danger. There are not many people around the heroine who are nice to her, either backstabbing her or preferring the second heroine. The second heroine actually gets the heartthrob script. The hero likes her. The heroine's former sweetheart, the second hero, changes his mind after taking advantage of her. The second hero also likes her. The heroine's child survives without the heroine's child. When are you going to torture those scumbags when you keep abusing the heroine?
This emperor is so disgusting. When will he take his whole family offline?
Can't we just change the male lead? 💔 Neither the male lead nor the second male lead seem to be good people. It's really outrageous to say that the female lead can protect herself, so they all chose the second female lead in times of crisis.
The female protagonist is the male protagonist Bai Yueguang. She was forcibly married by the heroine's former lover, the second male, and became pregnant and gave birth to a child. The female protagonist has been abused. The female protagonist is the heroine, right?
The finale won't be about the second female lead's child succeeding to the throne, that would be too unreasonable.
I really like the female lead. Can I really not change the male lead? Jing Lin is really annoying.