[The romantic and domineering bright heroine vs the weak green tea vixen male protagonist]
Seven hundred years ago, Chu Xi was the princess of Jiuli Kingdom and a powerful general in the country. She is bright and flamboyant, behaves absurdly, is romantic, and has more than ten men in her house.
But ever since she bought the fox demon Jingxuan in a brothel, she has been fascinated by the docile and weak little fox.
The war broke out again, and the border war suddenly broke out. Chu Xi went to the front line to fight, but because he surrendered and collaborated with the enemy, he became a traitor that everyone wanted to beat. In the end, he was pierced by thousands of arrows on the execution platform.
Seven hundred years later, she came back from her frozen slumber. But he didn't expect that the little fox who was once weak and simple with low spiritual power would become the emperor of the human world.
In order to complete her fateful mission, Chu Xi met Jing Xuan again. This time she did not hesitate to pretend to be a weak and pitiful little girl, but Jing Xuan still saw through her at a glance.
Chu Xi finally understood that in these seven hundred years of endless years, from a foreign race to the cold-blooded emperor he is today, what kept him alive was his "hatred" for her.
Seven hundred years of love and hate entanglement, after all, we are guests in the world of mortals.
PS:
1. This article is HE, and those who like BE can also enter.
2. The heroine was a lustful person in the early stage and had many male pets, but the heroine is innocent, so this article is both clean.
3. The male protagonist's force value in the early stage is almost 0, and his character is weak and pitiful. He slowly grows up in the later stage and belongs to the cultivation system.
4. This article mainly writes about the female protagonist, and the male protagonist has relatively little writing, so please proceed with caution.
5. In the early stage of this article, women are strong and men are weak, but in the later stage, they are strong.
Intention: Caring for the common people
