With her family destroyed and her country fallen, Chu Jin Zhao bears the blame for bringing ruin to her country and its people. Risking her life, she brings the young Crown Prince, whose identity she has kept hidden, to seek refuge with the new court, enduring the world's curses.
Then she meets Duan Huaiyue, a merchant with a secret identity. They become confidants, and from then on, she embarks on a smooth road from disgraced minister to powerful official.
Only when she has power over all under heaven does she suddenly realize that half her achievements came from his favor.
The male lead is prickly, petty, and willful. The female lead is clever, composed, and not one to act on a whim. This is mostly the female lead's journey of striving, and the romance appears rather late.
Thanks to the lovely Madam Meng of the Rainbow Squad for the cover :-)
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Xiao Bu Bu, have you opened a new article? If you do, be sure to tell me so that you can support me. I like Bu Bu's articles the most~
In fact, there is hope that the black box is now. Is there any QAQ?
It can be said that the ending of Bu Bu really shocked me. I never expected that Chu Jinchao, who had always made Duan Junming fall in love with him, was actually a dream! To be honest, I thought it was just when Duan Junming was preparing to settle down with his wife and children, he suddenly had an idea and they all came through. But this ending is a bit unacceptable. Alas, generally speaking, I am too pretentious and think the ending is too sad. Duan Junming and Chu Jinchao Everything about them is playing back and forth in my mind. I feel that Duan Junming is so pitiful, just like Zhuang Zhou Xiaomeng. He doesn't know if this is him who has changed from a butterfly, or if he has become a butterfly. He is in a trance and doesn't know why. Hey, is this a blessing or a curse for him? It can also be said that without Chu Jinchao, can he still see hope of life? Is this a dream? I don't think this, be it a dream or reality, is a beautiful moment that can condense a lifetime. He has given his heart to her, and she finally recognized him. Is there any more perfect fairy tale than this? For Duan Junming, Chu Jinchao is like the pillar of his spirit. Indeed, this is indeed a time travel, a journey of love and reality. Time travel, he stayed with her for 23 years, he died for her, and he even used actions to uphold his lifelong vow to her. There is nothing more beautiful than this. But in modern times, his Chu Jinchao is no longer there. This is already a bolt from the blue for him. So, Bu Bu, I want to ask you, is Xiao Duan your biological child? So, when I saw the ending, I was silent, and I couldn't accept it for a while. I thought, this feeling was like the last episode of Journey to the West, where Sun Wukong was still pressing down at the foot of the mountain, and those things about slaying demons and demons were his imagination. At that time, I was not feeling well, and I was absent-minded all afternoon, but I thought about it I finally figured it out one night. For us or Duan Junming, we should accept the ending of Chu Jinchao. She is not a temporary partner in life. On the contrary, Duan Junming also found a reason for him, which is to live for her Chu Jinchao and live at all costs. For nothing else, just for the Jinchao in his heart. Meng, the woman he loved all his life, but could not save. Compared to Duan Junming, why should we not accept it? So Bu Bu, it can be said that you and your article have succeeded. Duan Junming sees hope from Chu Jinchao, and we see hope from Duan Junming. Moreover, Bu Bu, you are also with me. We see hope in them, hey, why not do it, and I believe that Xingchen is like a legend, leaving the legend in our hearts. We are all proud of him. I believe that in the future, this legend will always be glorious, not for anything else, just for the current dream in each of our hearts...
Ps: When you start a new article step by step, make a squeak so that you can cheer for it.
P ps: Let me ask my classmates, what happened to Xiao Huo later?
It's over, there's so much to say, um, I'll give you a long review over the weekend~
There is no such thing as a feast that lasts forever. Come on, step by step, you must work hard even in the last chapter~
Haha, it's a fortress~ Bu Bu, I finally saw that they both made it clear~ To be honest, Bu Bu, in fact, I have been looking forward to the modern one, come on, Bu Bu
This is the rhythm of the end! Step by step! Modern!
Hey, the National Day holiday is just a few days away. I wish Bu Bu a happy time~ Bu Bu, do you think that if Xiao Chu goes to Pei Ruoshan's place, will they fight? Haha, forgive me for thinking too evil~ But if this is modern, hehe, but fortunately Pei Ruoshan has a good personality, otherwise, tsk tsk
The writing is a bit messy. In fact, I have been following the sun more and more, but I just prefer Overlord... So I don't remember some of the plots clearly. I originally wanted to re-read the full text before replying, but there is an exam on Friday, so I will write according to my memory first. Please forgive me.
The original intention of mentioning Stockholm Syndrome is not to say that people are weak and fragile now. I love her arrogance and her dedication to the country. The captivity I am referring to also means that Jun Ming has been trapping Jin Chao to prevent her from leaving him. In fact, I was very happy when I saw the part designed to take care of water conservancy, because I finally got out of that circle. And Jun Ming also realized that he could not keep Jin Ming captive forever...
As long as it's not an emotional rivalry with Jun Ming, I like getting along with other people, relationships, etc.
In the emotional scene, even though it is the same person as in the emotional scene, the identity is different, and the behaviors and emotions shown are also different. I can understand why someone like Huai Yue would fall in love with Jin Chao... It should be said that Jun Ming's behavior (as Jun Ming) after he found out that he fell in love with Jin Chao made me feel a bit cheated...
What I call Stockholm Syndrome is that my current feelings for Jun Ming seem to me very similar to the feeling of a victim falling in love with the perpetrator.
The definition of a victim here is "feeling that one's own survival is threatened by the perpetrator" (I knew from the very beginning that I was in Beijing that my head might fall off). The patient in Stockholm "gives small favors" to the perpetrators and "usually does not get other opinions" (only Jun Ming knows her identity as a daughter, and Yang is not considered a male at present) and "believes that escape is impossible" (Currently, Mu was destroyed for the sake of the people, and for her ideals, it is impossible to escape before the water conservancy continues)
Facepalm, okay, I shouldn't be able to write comments with my language skills. I can see Jun Ming's appreciation for the current situation. He only uses force based on appreciation. He doesn't do it because he doesn't like it at all... It's my fault that my expressive skills are poor! I also see that Jun Ming actually didn't want to be the emperor (this is where I think he is more modern, and used some strategies to win over people's hearts), but later he continued to be the emperor for the sake of the current ideal. (PS Stockholm Syndrome does not treat the perpetrator's future as one's own… I shouldn't mention Stockholm Syndrome QAQ)
What I care about is their behavior in private when they are not talking about state affairs... When they are not talking about state affairs, they are basically having sex! Well, it's precisely because I like what the author wrote so much, so I brought it in! I think if Jun Ming doesn't express his feelings, I will misunderstand him now! If I were today, I would basically feel like, "Huh? Sleeping with Jun Ming was either a matter of state, the former prince, or one of his rules was violated. It feels like sleeping with Jun Ming so far is more like some kind of punishment. "
Okay, kid, it seems that I really misunderstood Jun Ming=. = This is the only woman I can see... I would rather see the two of them reach a level of mutual love before having children. Rather than being born and then finding out that oneself (because the child and Jun Ming are the child's father) are increasingly inseparable from Jun Ming.
When they discussed political affairs and the country, Jun Ming always acted as a king, and now he always acts as a minister. Well, actually, I think that when Jun Ming talks to Jin Zhao as Huai Yue, it can be considered a heart-to-heart talk because the two of them are in the same position…
After writing so much, I suddenly felt that I was asking for ancient prose in favor of modern prose...
(Silence, I am a failed commenter)... As expected, it is better to continue to go to Overlord
PS. So don't worry, author. In fact, many of the plots you want to express can be seen and understood. I am too involved! You are not as stupid as me now!
PPS. In fact, I really want to see someone discover that he is actually a girl and has not fallen in love with the heroine at all.
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Xiao Bu Bu, have you opened a new article? If you do, be sure to tell me so that you can support me. I like Bu Bu's articles the most~
In fact, there is hope that the black box is now. Is there any QAQ?
It can be said that the ending of Bu Bu really shocked me. I never expected that Chu Jinchao, who had always made Duan Junming fall in love with him, was actually a dream! To be honest, I thought it was just when Duan Junming was preparing to settle down with his wife and children, he suddenly had an idea and they all came through. But this ending is a bit unacceptable. Alas, generally speaking, I am too pretentious and think the ending is too sad. Duan Junming and Chu Jinchao Everything about them is playing back and forth in my mind. I feel that Duan Junming is so pitiful, just like Zhuang Zhou Xiaomeng. He doesn't know if this is him who has changed from a butterfly, or if he has become a butterfly. He is in a trance and doesn't know why. Hey, is this a blessing or a curse for him? It can also be said that without Chu Jinchao, can he still see hope of life? Is this a dream? I don't think this, be it a dream or reality, is a beautiful moment that can condense a lifetime. He has given his heart to her, and she finally recognized him. Is there any more perfect fairy tale than this? For Duan Junming, Chu Jinchao is like the pillar of his spirit. Indeed, this is indeed a time travel, a journey of love and reality. Time travel, he stayed with her for 23 years, he died for her, and he even used actions to uphold his lifelong vow to her. There is nothing more beautiful than this. But in modern times, his Chu Jinchao is no longer there. This is already a bolt from the blue for him. So, Bu Bu, I want to ask you, is Xiao Duan your biological child? So, when I saw the ending, I was silent, and I couldn't accept it for a while. I thought, this feeling was like the last episode of Journey to the West, where Sun Wukong was still pressing down at the foot of the mountain, and those things about slaying demons and demons were his imagination. At that time, I was not feeling well, and I was absent-minded all afternoon, but I thought about it I finally figured it out one night. For us or Duan Junming, we should accept the ending of Chu Jinchao. She is not a temporary partner in life. On the contrary, Duan Junming also found a reason for him, which is to live for her Chu Jinchao and live at all costs. For nothing else, just for the Jinchao in his heart. Meng, the woman he loved all his life, but could not save. Compared to Duan Junming, why should we not accept it? So Bu Bu, it can be said that you and your article have succeeded. Duan Junming sees hope from Chu Jinchao, and we see hope from Duan Junming. Moreover, Bu Bu, you are also with me. We see hope in them, hey, why not do it, and I believe that Xingchen is like a legend, leaving the legend in our hearts. We are all proud of him. I believe that in the future, this legend will always be glorious, not for anything else, just for the current dream in each of our hearts... Ps: When you start a new article step by step, make a squeak so that you can cheer for it. P ps: Let me ask my classmates, what happened to Xiao Huo later?
It's over, there's so much to say, um, I'll give you a long review over the weekend~
There is no such thing as a feast that lasts forever. Come on, step by step, you must work hard even in the last chapter~
Haha, it's a fortress~ Bu Bu, I finally saw that they both made it clear~ To be honest, Bu Bu, in fact, I have been looking forward to the modern one, come on, Bu Bu
This is the rhythm of the end! Step by step! Modern!
Hey, the National Day holiday is just a few days away. I wish Bu Bu a happy time~ Bu Bu, do you think that if Xiao Chu goes to Pei Ruoshan's place, will they fight? Haha, forgive me for thinking too evil~ But if this is modern, hehe, but fortunately Pei Ruoshan has a good personality, otherwise, tsk tsk
The writing is a bit messy. In fact, I have been following the sun more and more, but I just prefer Overlord... So I don't remember some of the plots clearly. I originally wanted to re-read the full text before replying, but there is an exam on Friday, so I will write according to my memory first. Please forgive me. The original intention of mentioning Stockholm Syndrome is not to say that people are weak and fragile now. I love her arrogance and her dedication to the country. The captivity I am referring to also means that Jun Ming has been trapping Jin Chao to prevent her from leaving him. In fact, I was very happy when I saw the part designed to take care of water conservancy, because I finally got out of that circle. And Jun Ming also realized that he could not keep Jin Ming captive forever... As long as it's not an emotional rivalry with Jun Ming, I like getting along with other people, relationships, etc. In the emotional scene, even though it is the same person as in the emotional scene, the identity is different, and the behaviors and emotions shown are also different. I can understand why someone like Huai Yue would fall in love with Jin Chao... It should be said that Jun Ming's behavior (as Jun Ming) after he found out that he fell in love with Jin Chao made me feel a bit cheated... What I call Stockholm Syndrome is that my current feelings for Jun Ming seem to me very similar to the feeling of a victim falling in love with the perpetrator. The definition of a victim here is "feeling that one's own survival is threatened by the perpetrator" (I knew from the very beginning that I was in Beijing that my head might fall off). The patient in Stockholm "gives small favors" to the perpetrators and "usually does not get other opinions" (only Jun Ming knows her identity as a daughter, and Yang is not considered a male at present) and "believes that escape is impossible" (Currently, Mu was destroyed for the sake of the people, and for her ideals, it is impossible to escape before the water conservancy continues) Facepalm, okay, I shouldn't be able to write comments with my language skills. I can see Jun Ming's appreciation for the current situation. He only uses force based on appreciation. He doesn't do it because he doesn't like it at all... It's my fault that my expressive skills are poor! I also see that Jun Ming actually didn't want to be the emperor (this is where I think he is more modern, and used some strategies to win over people's hearts), but later he continued to be the emperor for the sake of the current ideal. (PS Stockholm Syndrome does not treat the perpetrator's future as one's own… I shouldn't mention Stockholm Syndrome QAQ) What I care about is their behavior in private when they are not talking about state affairs... When they are not talking about state affairs, they are basically having sex! Well, it's precisely because I like what the author wrote so much, so I brought it in! I think if Jun Ming doesn't express his feelings, I will misunderstand him now! If I were today, I would basically feel like, "Huh? Sleeping with Jun Ming was either a matter of state, the former prince, or one of his rules was violated. It feels like sleeping with Jun Ming so far is more like some kind of punishment. " Okay, kid, it seems that I really misunderstood Jun Ming=. = This is the only woman I can see... I would rather see the two of them reach a level of mutual love before having children. Rather than being born and then finding out that oneself (because the child and Jun Ming are the child's father) are increasingly inseparable from Jun Ming. When they discussed political affairs and the country, Jun Ming always acted as a king, and now he always acts as a minister. Well, actually, I think that when Jun Ming talks to Jin Zhao as Huai Yue, it can be considered a heart-to-heart talk because the two of them are in the same position… After writing so much, I suddenly felt that I was asking for ancient prose in favor of modern prose... (Silence, I am a failed commenter)... As expected, it is better to continue to go to Overlord PS. So don't worry, author. In fact, many of the plots you want to express can be seen and understood. I am too involved! You are not as stupid as me now! PPS. In fact, I really want to see someone discover that he is actually a girl and has not fallen in love with the heroine at all.
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