With her heart set on the glorious prospects of becoming a treacherous consort, she travels all the way from Qi to Qin to make her mark.
In Qin, a country that reveres the rule of law and is ruled by a mighty, sagacious sovereign, her dream of becoming a brilliant scheming consort runs into one obstacle after another.
Why do you want to make King Qin so stupid in this regard?
Woooooooo! Is there an afterlife? T_T
When will it end?
It turns out that only the heroine is the protagonist.
Is Qing Cong A Yu? The male protagonist is such a big pig!
I don't know why. I hope this ending doesn't end with he. The male protagonist is really hard to explain.
The summary is that the more I read this book, the more angry I became. The heroine went to Qin State after being full and stayed in her own country. At least she had her brother to protect her. Even if the country was destroyed one day, at least she lived a relatively comfortable life while she was alive. It was not like going to Qin State and being abused. In the beginning, when the male protagonist marries a princess for the sake of his career, he should be divorced. Don't you think it's ridiculous that someone who can't put you first in his heart still wants to be an adulterer?
Does Yingjing still like green onions? In fact, it's not necessarily possible. I'm afraid that Qing Cong will die for him.
Is this heroine still a heroine? She didn't take her as a traitorous concubine, and she couldn't see the male protagonist doting on her. The male protagonist didn't have any charm either.
The author writes very well.
Why do you want to make King Qin so stupid in this regard?
Woooooooo! Is there an afterlife? T_T
When will it end?
It turns out that only the heroine is the protagonist.
Is Qing Cong A Yu? The male protagonist is such a big pig!
I don't know why. I hope this ending doesn't end with he. The male protagonist is really hard to explain.
The summary is that the more I read this book, the more angry I became. The heroine went to Qin State after being full and stayed in her own country. At least she had her brother to protect her. Even if the country was destroyed one day, at least she lived a relatively comfortable life while she was alive. It was not like going to Qin State and being abused. In the beginning, when the male protagonist marries a princess for the sake of his career, he should be divorced. Don't you think it's ridiculous that someone who can't put you first in his heart still wants to be an adulterer?
Does Yingjing still like green onions? In fact, it's not necessarily possible. I'm afraid that Qing Cong will die for him.
Is this heroine still a heroine? She didn't take her as a traitorous concubine, and she couldn't see the male protagonist doting on her. The male protagonist didn't have any charm either.