With the emperor's favor, a high-ranking post, and a family of military commanders behind her, Jing Suyi's first half of life went smoothly. But the second half... was a sight no one could bear to see.
Her father had grown too powerful for the emperor's comfort, her elder brother was forced into prison, and her own life was in danger. Her lofty position and generous salary were all down the drain.
Suyi was so miserable she wanted to bang her head against a wall. Luckily, she met someone who wanted to do that even more than she did.
He comforted her, saying that if she couldn't become a prince of the realm, that was all right. He could reluctantly give her the position of empress instead.
Reading Guide
1. Both leads have had no previous partners. Happy ending, serious tone, political scheming plus faux palace intrigue, marriage before love.
2. The hero's first half of life is rather tragic. After meeting the heroine, he pulls himself together and eventually spoils her so much she could fly.
3. Fictional history. Please don't nitpick the details.
[Next reborn historical romance, sweet and indulgent] "A Noble Lady Fears Being Reborn"
Beautiful, talented, and famous throughout the capital, she was adored by her grand secretary father and cherished by her husband, the chancellor.
In her previous life, the noblewoman Fu Qing became a winner in life with ease. But when she returned to the age of fifteen, everything had changed.
Faced with a sudden stepmother and a father and brother whose attitudes changed faster than turning a page, Fu Qing was truly frightened.
Qi Changfeng: Want me to rescue you from this living hell?
Fu Qing: How?
Qi Changfeng: Marry me, or let me marry you. Pick one.
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I finally know how difficult it is to keep writing novels, especially when there are no readers. Seeing that you have written so much, I give you a thumbs up.
What? ? ? ? ?
As expected, I can't jump to watch it, which is a bit confusing. . .
Although he doesn't know who the child he forced to death is, judging from this article, the Supreme Emperor doesn't like it very much. . .
You bastard who beats a mandarin duck with a stick. . . .
Just reading this chapter, I feel very fond of that Gu Rong. . . . That girl Le Xin is so innocent. . .
The Supreme Emperor chose power and gave up love at the beginning. After gaining power, he still wants to love. This is unpopular.
Miss Lexin is so pitiful. She could have spent her whole life with Gu Rong, but a selfish emperor intervened. . .
If the ending of this chapter is her revenge, all I can say is, well done. . . ~!
Ps: Miss Le Xin's child won't be the male protagonist, right? If so, why do you say you were forced to death? ?
Looking at it now, I suddenly feel that the heroine is really unjust. . . .
They were all tortured to death in Dali Temple. When these people, including Lu Ming, whom she grew up with, and this Seventh Prince, saw her living peacefully and well, the first thing they said or thought was to despise her and said, "Why don't you wait for them?" ? ? ? ? ! ! ! ! I'm going~! Do you want to be tortured until death in Dali Temple, and then do nothing to save your family and passively wait for others to save them? Is that still a female general~? Besides, these people didn't tell the heroine anything, and the heroine didn't know what they were doing behind the scenes, so why should she blame her?
There are also people around the male protagonist, such as that Guo, who don't think highly of the female protagonist.
These people really make me feel angry~! The heroine is really frustrated.
By the way, why do I always feel that there is something wrong with the male protagonist and his half-brother. . . .
Alas, the heroine is too petty. . . Really, such a little woman. . . . Moreover, what he says is different from what he does.
The female general in my mind should be like Song Ning, who is arrogant but also tender. She is at a disadvantage but still retains her dignity and her own magnanimity.
The heroine is a real general. . . . Sigh. . . When I saw her dancing with a sword earlier, I thought she had regained the grace and grace of a female general, but in the end she still became an ordinary person. . .
The heroine should have confessed her purpose like this long ago and formed an alliance with the hero.
According to me, the hero and heroine did it themselves. . . It's also a little bit weird. . . . There is obviously no conflict of interest between the two. . . ==
It's only now that I've come to explain it clearly. . .
I watched it for three days in a row, it was so exciting! ! !
The new article has been collected. Come on, author! !
Finished with flowers*★,°*:.☆(￣▽￣)/$:*.°★*. Momoda(づ￣3￣)づ
I thought it would have both people's perspectives, at least adding some things about the brothers when they were young. However, I still have to congratulate it on the ending. Persistence is the greatest victory, keep up the good work. . .
You actually secretly changed the male protagonist, and you can't tell it at all. Of course, if he really dies, the charm of this person will be completely different. There are many stories where the male protagonist is more outstanding than the male protagonist, but it is better not to die. . .
I finally know how difficult it is to keep writing novels, especially when there are no readers. Seeing that you have written so much, I give you a thumbs up.
What? ? ? ? ? As expected, I can't jump to watch it, which is a bit confusing. . . Although he doesn't know who the child he forced to death is, judging from this article, the Supreme Emperor doesn't like it very much. . . You bastard who beats a mandarin duck with a stick. . . . Just reading this chapter, I feel very fond of that Gu Rong. . . . That girl Le Xin is so innocent. . . The Supreme Emperor chose power and gave up love at the beginning. After gaining power, he still wants to love. This is unpopular. Miss Lexin is so pitiful. She could have spent her whole life with Gu Rong, but a selfish emperor intervened. . . If the ending of this chapter is her revenge, all I can say is, well done. . . ~! Ps: Miss Le Xin's child won't be the male protagonist, right? If so, why do you say you were forced to death? ?
Looking at it now, I suddenly feel that the heroine is really unjust. . . . They were all tortured to death in Dali Temple. When these people, including Lu Ming, whom she grew up with, and this Seventh Prince, saw her living peacefully and well, the first thing they said or thought was to despise her and said, "Why don't you wait for them?" ? ? ? ? ! ! ! ! I'm going~! Do you want to be tortured until death in Dali Temple, and then do nothing to save your family and passively wait for others to save them? Is that still a female general~? Besides, these people didn't tell the heroine anything, and the heroine didn't know what they were doing behind the scenes, so why should she blame her? There are also people around the male protagonist, such as that Guo, who don't think highly of the female protagonist. These people really make me feel angry~! The heroine is really frustrated.
By the way, why do I always feel that there is something wrong with the male protagonist and his half-brother. . . .
Alas, the heroine is too petty. . . Really, such a little woman. . . . Moreover, what he says is different from what he does. The female general in my mind should be like Song Ning, who is arrogant but also tender. She is at a disadvantage but still retains her dignity and her own magnanimity. The heroine is a real general. . . . Sigh. . . When I saw her dancing with a sword earlier, I thought she had regained the grace and grace of a female general, but in the end she still became an ordinary person. . .
The heroine should have confessed her purpose like this long ago and formed an alliance with the hero. According to me, the hero and heroine did it themselves. . . It's also a little bit weird. . . . There is obviously no conflict of interest between the two. . . == It's only now that I've come to explain it clearly. . .
I watched it for three days in a row, it was so exciting! ! ! The new article has been collected. Come on, author! !
Finished with flowers*★,°*:.☆(￣▽￣)/$:*.°★*. Momoda(づ￣3￣)づ
I thought it would have both people's perspectives, at least adding some things about the brothers when they were young. However, I still have to congratulate it on the ending. Persistence is the greatest victory, keep up the good work. . .
You actually secretly changed the male protagonist, and you can't tell it at all. Of course, if he really dies, the charm of this person will be completely different. There are many stories where the male protagonist is more outstanding than the male protagonist, but it is better not to die. . .