In her previous life, Xi Linjing was the unpopular legitimate daughter of the Duke of Guo. She was a disaster star in the eyes of the world, a pawn used by her husband to fight for the throne, and a guilty concubine who committed regicide. In the end, she died an untimely death and did not have a good ending.
After resurrecting her life, she was the Crown Princess of the East Palace, but she didn't know at first that the seemingly sickly and frail Crown Prince was actually a secretive man!
Xi Linjing believes that compared with feelings, power is more secure. To Xiao Tianyin, the world was just a chess game in his hands. He had calculated everything, except that he had not calculated that he would be deeply in love with her.
When love is mixed into the conspiracy, it is better to stay together and cherish each other than to let go.
She is his mountains and rivers, the sun and the moon.
He is her worldly love.
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Intention:
No need. Really not necessary. I can barely accept that all named men love the heroine, but it is rare that even the eldest brother would be spared.
This is rare and reasonable, because I am reborn, so when I see others, I immediately think about rebirth. It's just that some of the dialogue lines are too messy and the writing style is immature.
This is rare and reasonable, because I am reborn, so when I see others, I immediately think about rebirth. It's just that some of the dialogue lines are too messy and the writing style is immature.
To be honest, all the men in this book love the heroine... It's also thunderous
Although I was dizzy after reading it, I seemed to realize that this was a tragedy and a new reincarnation, and then nine times out of ten it would be a tragedy again and a new reincarnation. The author is quite ruthless.
After reading it, I will comment on it. I have the following thoughts. Please ignore my pretentiousness:
1. At first, I thought that it was not revenge after all, but what happened later? Even my own father could be killed...
2. The male protagonist actually has concubines, more than one... (However, it is the author's freedom to write whatever he wants, so I can only react in my mind)
3. After seeing the truth about the past life, I wonder why I need the male protagonist, or why I still need this truth.
4. I still want to thank the author for his hard work and dedication. With so many articles, we are destined to meet each other. Come on, author, I will continue to follow you!
From the beginning to the end, it is just a miss, being sentimental is also ruthless. In the world of love, if they lose, they also lose, and if they win, they also lose.
In this article, the heroine always gives people the feeling of looking back at Shu, and she is merciful at every turn, especially her relationship with her brother, which is so puzzling; secondly, the heroine is always conscientious and calculating about the people around her, but I didn't know what she was pursuing in her life and what she got after reading the entire article. The heroine portrayed in the article is just moaning for no reason, constantly digging holes for herself, not only herself, but also everyone who likes her, and in the end, as expected, her tragic life was shaped. It feels to me that the character of the heroine created by the author is itself a tragedy.
As long as they don't do anything to harm their brothers and sisters, they are all my sons - well, doesn't letting the assassins count as harming their brothers and sisters? This emperor is really intoxicating. Is it possible to casually expose a bunch of people (or nobles) by chopping and killing them like this?
The story is too bizarre. Assassins, or large-scale assassins, actually happened once and twice. This country is still full of swords and swords in the capital. I don't feel like there's any need to play dirty, it's OK to just go out with a large number of assassins and kill the other princes. What's amazing is that a battle involving so many people can actually leave no clues, unlike Li Shimin's Xuanwumen incident, where a battle to determine the outcome was all on the surface. They secretly mobilized their troops and deployed their generals to fight many times with real swords and guns at the emperor's feet, but they didn't even know who did it. It's such a magical country.
There are too many flaws in this story.
The female pig just woke up in the nunnery. Where did she get the poisonous mist dagger? If the female pig really suspected that Butler Song was really involved in the assassination, she would actually ask him directly and tell him to change the carriage outfit? What does this shrimp mean? Also, if the female pig thinks that Butler Song is actually sent by the emperor, she actually tells him that she suspects that the emperor wants to kill her - by assassination. You are sent by the emperor, you have to help me... Your head is caught in the door?
Finally, this passerby saw the assassination and went to report it to the authorities - he was actually a princess. He couldn't bump into any passerby on the road, but he met a princess who disguised herself as a man and ran out to play. How small is this world?
Could it be that there is something wrong with my IQ and I can't understand this story?
No need. Really not necessary. I can barely accept that all named men love the heroine, but it is rare that even the eldest brother would be spared.
This is rare and reasonable, because I am reborn, so when I see others, I immediately think about rebirth. It's just that some of the dialogue lines are too messy and the writing style is immature.
This is rare and reasonable, because I am reborn, so when I see others, I immediately think about rebirth. It's just that some of the dialogue lines are too messy and the writing style is immature.
To be honest, all the men in this book love the heroine... It's also thunderous
Although I was dizzy after reading it, I seemed to realize that this was a tragedy and a new reincarnation, and then nine times out of ten it would be a tragedy again and a new reincarnation. The author is quite ruthless. After reading it, I will comment on it. I have the following thoughts. Please ignore my pretentiousness: 1. At first, I thought that it was not revenge after all, but what happened later? Even my own father could be killed... 2. The male protagonist actually has concubines, more than one... (However, it is the author's freedom to write whatever he wants, so I can only react in my mind) 3. After seeing the truth about the past life, I wonder why I need the male protagonist, or why I still need this truth. 4. I still want to thank the author for his hard work and dedication. With so many articles, we are destined to meet each other. Come on, author, I will continue to follow you!
From the beginning to the end, it is just a miss, being sentimental is also ruthless. In the world of love, if they lose, they also lose, and if they win, they also lose.
In this article, the heroine always gives people the feeling of looking back at Shu, and she is merciful at every turn, especially her relationship with her brother, which is so puzzling; secondly, the heroine is always conscientious and calculating about the people around her, but I didn't know what she was pursuing in her life and what she got after reading the entire article. The heroine portrayed in the article is just moaning for no reason, constantly digging holes for herself, not only herself, but also everyone who likes her, and in the end, as expected, her tragic life was shaped. It feels to me that the character of the heroine created by the author is itself a tragedy.
As long as they don't do anything to harm their brothers and sisters, they are all my sons - well, doesn't letting the assassins count as harming their brothers and sisters? This emperor is really intoxicating. Is it possible to casually expose a bunch of people (or nobles) by chopping and killing them like this?
The story is too bizarre. Assassins, or large-scale assassins, actually happened once and twice. This country is still full of swords and swords in the capital. I don't feel like there's any need to play dirty, it's OK to just go out with a large number of assassins and kill the other princes. What's amazing is that a battle involving so many people can actually leave no clues, unlike Li Shimin's Xuanwumen incident, where a battle to determine the outcome was all on the surface. They secretly mobilized their troops and deployed their generals to fight many times with real swords and guns at the emperor's feet, but they didn't even know who did it. It's such a magical country.
There are too many flaws in this story. The female pig just woke up in the nunnery. Where did she get the poisonous mist dagger? If the female pig really suspected that Butler Song was really involved in the assassination, she would actually ask him directly and tell him to change the carriage outfit? What does this shrimp mean? Also, if the female pig thinks that Butler Song is actually sent by the emperor, she actually tells him that she suspects that the emperor wants to kill her - by assassination. You are sent by the emperor, you have to help me... Your head is caught in the door? Finally, this passerby saw the assassination and went to report it to the authorities - he was actually a princess. He couldn't bump into any passerby on the road, but he met a princess who disguised herself as a man and ran out to play. How small is this world? Could it be that there is something wrong with my IQ and I can't understand this story?