She thought she had ten thousand reasons to hate the man behind the beaded curtain before her. He had framed honest officials, ordered her mother's family executed, persecuted loyal ministers, and killed her husband's entire family.
But when he knelt in front of her and met her eyes, asking her word by word:
"Huan Xunrong, you keep talking about respecting your elders and brothers and being loyal and loving to your husband. How is it that you have no love for me, your sovereign?"
At that moment, her heart still gave a faint, involuntary flutter.
Huan Xunrong x Bo Congzhi, wife of a condemned official x young emperor, male lead is a virgin
A fictional dynasty
*The title is taken from Jiang Yan's "Ode to Hatred"
Coming soon: A companion novel about their grandparents' romance, "The Dragon and Phoenix at Play"
Yao Xiazhu x Huan Wenxi, both virgins, a lighthearted romance between a young woman and a young man, a sweet love story
Come place your bets on them, everyone!
Yao Xiazhu was a young woman in love, dreaming of the same face night after night.
The year her father died, her stepmother took her to Jianye to seek refuge with her aunt, and they moved into the residence of Lord Huan of Qiao.
During the day, everywhere she looked she saw Lord Huan's grandson and Empress Huan's nephew, the dream lover of countless young women in the capital. At night, she dreamed that she and the young man had switched fates: she had seen the emperor and become renowned throughout the land for her literary talent.
To be born a man as well-born as Huan Wenxi was the grandest fantasy she'd ever indulged in while shut away in her chambers.
...She simply hadn't expected Heaven to be so indulgent toward her wish.
At least, she hadn't expected to wake up one morning in Huan Wenxi's body.
"Huan Wenxi, courtesy name Jiali, handsome and renowned for his literary brilliance, was the only son of the emperor's elder sister and the empress's brother."
This is how later historians would describe the illustrious imperial scion, lavishly praising his talents and looks, his youthful promise, and his noble bearing.
Yet Yao Xiazhu saw only a ruffian using her face to wheedle her.
Theme: Before we learn to hate, we must first learn to love
OMG I really like quarreling, tit-for-tat, and it's so exciting... Can you two quarrel for another two chapters for me to read?
I also loved my late husband, but not very deeply. I was heartbroken and tender, more like family love. I felt so indignant because I lost my family and felt that my family was ruined. I have always been conflicted and internally conflicted because the education I received since childhood led to a strong sense of morality... But because of my strong sense of morality, I looked away after recognizing the harm of the aristocratic family to society.
I think the female protagonist is a very capable person. She hates evil so much that she breaks off her three-year relationship with her husband. Earlier, she gave an "unnecessary" edict in a single thought in the court, and she was very decisive and calm when facing the test of the male protagonist. Therefore, in my case, the female protagonist is subjective, proactive, and persistent. She is a very capable person (except for the fact that she really can't bring herself to kill the male protagonist), so if the heroine really knows, she will definitely be in pain when she finds out, but she should not be addicted to the pain for a long time. She is a person who has subjective initiative, can make choices, and changes. Maybe she can't save too many people. Perhaps various restrictions such as status and ability can do very little, but they will not be complicit. In fact, the male protagonist, the emperor, the biggest status representative of the feudal class, is essentially the biggest rich second generation 🐶 🐶 🐶 But he made a choice - benevolence and good governance make up for it relatively well, so Comparing the male protagonist, I will say that both men and women were born in the ruling class (the rich second generation family). If the female protagonist had a choice, the path she would take is actually the same as the male protagonist [cat head] [cat head] [cat head] (after all, the female protagonist hates evil and does not kill the male protagonist for the sake of the world. The tone of the character is here
Haha, I felt so happy watching it, I'm so good at writing, and I love the heroine so much! Can anyone understand how delicious this book is? It's completely made from fine grains.
To summarize the content of this chapter: Husband, just go with peace of mind!
The king hates the nobleness of the minister, and the minister hates the power of the king. It's a good match.
I feel so happy when I think that people who have just started following this series can eat so much in one sitting... This male protagonist also makes no secret of his youthful nature. It's so cool to read😋 I beg the author to update it as soon as possible~
It's so beautiful. Mom Huan is so smart, so clever, she can speak clearly😍😍The male protagonist is also very funny and wants to do something to hurt everyone every day (no derogatory meaning), but it fits the male protagonist's age as a high school student, which is when he is the most bad-tempered.
Oh, ho, ho, this dialogue and plot makes me feel so comfortable... The teacher is delicious and I want to eat more😋
Although it is completely understandable that the male protagonist hates Wu Jiwu, I still can't help but lament that the female protagonist does not have the right to choose or know. If she had known early on that the Yu family was not innocent, maybe her life would have taken another fork in the road. She essentially did not do anything wrong, right? Sigh... But I can see that the male protagonist is a person with strong love and hate. I am even more curious about how the male protagonist's love for the female protagonist will be shown later.