On her wedding day, her bridal sedan was ambushed. She was brutally assaulted, then thrown into the marketplace with her clothes in tatters.
"With a body as ruined as yours, you think I'd touch you? You're only humiliating yourself."
He gripped her chin, cold and merciless.
Her despair and humiliation were nothing compared to the murderous intent at the corner of his mouth, which chilled her to the bone.
She replied coldly, "Good. I'm in no mood for that anyway."
He was a prince with power over the court. She was merely a substitute for a wandering soul. Their bond was fate, hatred, and calamity all at once.
She did not know how much pain, separation, and hardship a person had to endure before a life could be called complete.
She had given him her heart and lost her freedom, only to be left covered in wounds and betrayed.
Her parents cast her aside, her sisters turned against her, she lost her child, her maid died, and her husband betrayed her...
As her life drew to a close, her only wish was never to meet him again, not even in eternity.
Reborn a second time, she vowed that in this life she would rise to the top and command the winds and clouds.
Even he, so far above everyone else, would have no choice but to come begging her...
The story has no logic, and the characters are twisted. The male protagonist has many wives and concubines, and is cruel and violent. He is really not worthy of being the male protagonist. The female protagonist is useless, has a low IQ, has a bad mouth, has a hard temper, and is a masochist. I stayed until the end because of some suspense and the desire to see the male protagonist repent and have a happy ending. When I saw the ending, I was speechless, as if I had eaten a fly. In order not to tell the heroine the truth, the male protagonist is responsible for killing his son? You must know that killing the unborn child by him would be more cruel to the heroine than the truth, so the logic does not make sense. Regarding stealing the military book, is it possible that we can exchange it for a fake military book or discuss it with the male protagonist? Logical dad. The male protagonist and the second male emperor are sometimes ruthless and sometimes affectionate. They are a bit crazy and unreasonable.
The author's writing is good, but I still have some doubts after reading the whole book.
Why don't you continue to update? It's very interesting. I support you in continuing to update.
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The story has no logic, and the characters are twisted. The male protagonist has many wives and concubines, and is cruel and violent. He is really not worthy of being the male protagonist. The female protagonist is useless, has a low IQ, has a bad mouth, has a hard temper, and is a masochist. I stayed until the end because of some suspense and the desire to see the male protagonist repent and have a happy ending. When I saw the ending, I was speechless, as if I had eaten a fly. In order not to tell the heroine the truth, the male protagonist is responsible for killing his son? You must know that killing the unborn child by him would be more cruel to the heroine than the truth, so the logic does not make sense. Regarding stealing the military book, is it possible that we can exchange it for a fake military book or discuss it with the male protagonist? Logical dad. The male protagonist and the second male emperor are sometimes ruthless and sometimes affectionate. They are a bit crazy and unreasonable.
The author's writing is good, but I still have some doubts after reading the whole book.
Why don't you continue to update? It's very interesting. I support you in continuing to update.
When it comes, the flowers will bloom and you will support one first. If you like it, you will receive it. If you don't like it, you will throw it away. Thank you!