What does a queen's daily life look like?! Killing concubines? Harming the imperial heirs? Competing for the emperor's favor? Those are things only the daughters of narrow-minded officials would do. As the daughter of a military family and the most notorious demoness in the martial world, this is how she should be! "Which young lady wants to steal my man? Drag her off to feed the wolves!" See how the ill-tempered little demoness is brought into the harem by a gentle (scheming) emperor and becomes his beloved queen.
Reader's guide: 1. Both leads are inexperienced, one-to-one romance. 2. This is a wish-fulfillment romance, a wish-fulfillment romance, a wish-fulfillment romance. 3. The male lead is a devoted puppy of an emperor, and doesn't flirt around. 4. New chapters every day at 11:30 p.m. This story will be published on September 13. I hope you'll support the official version.
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She found that the heroine was a fool. She actually said that her father controlled 70% of the country's military. Which emperor could allow such a thing? She even said it so carelessly that her father could become the emperor directly. Otherwise, the emperor would be a fool if he didn't kill him.
Why do you have such a strange style of dad?
The hot guy surnamed Zhao has been thinking about Shenma ∑ (OoO)?
Comments on the characters in the book 1. The heroine: The reason why she hates her father is because she was caught by the enemy country while sneaking away, and her father did not save her but the prince when he rescued others. Even if she didn't know it when she was a child, wouldn't anyone tell her when she grew up, was saved by her master, and had so many opportunities after returning home? Even if no one tells her, how sophisticated and powerful her intelligence system is claimed to be, what happened back then can't be found out? Or is it that the heroine just hates her father and is not interested in the reasons back then, which is not in line with human thinking? After growing up and returning home (I don't know how he returned so smoothly without affecting his reputation as a good friend), since he hates his father and approaches the emperor in the name of filial piety, no matter how high-sounding the motive is, the reader sees a lot of "scheming". What I don't understand the most is that the heroine is very fond of her father and has a reason for being so indifferent to her mother and brother. 2. The male protagonist: a total white-eyed wolf. The heroine's father saved him back then, abandoned his own daughter (I don't believe no one told him even if she was killed), and actually killed the father under the pretext of avenging the heroine. It's funny, didn't you just go home with her father when you gave up on the rescued heroine? If you want revenge, it would be easier for you to die. You have to find a reasonable excuse to cover up the struggle for power and profit. Under the banner of loyalty, the author is constantly in love with the heroine. The author wants to explain that "the body is honest" and pave the way for the finale. The reader only sees the manifestation of hormonal overload. 3. Hostess: There is nothing unfair about being cannon fodder. I have never seen a powerful official with such a white-faced attitude, just be prepared for danger in times of peace and be like a quail? If you are truly loyal and hand over your military power, the imperial court will have no handsome men anyway, and the border empire is eyeing you, so the emperor will still have to rely on you. If you really want to protect your family, your six sons will be placed everywhere, serving as cronies and occupying the court, so that the emperor will not dare to touch you easily. The matter of exchanging your own daughter for the prince was announced to the world and occupied the moral high ground. The emperor must remember your kindness throughout his life. As long as he does not rebel, he will be killed and the whole world will call him a coward. By the way, give your daughter a title such as a loyal princess, so that she can enjoy the royal incense after her death. Otherwise, if you are a wandering ghost (unmarried girls will not enter the ancestral graves after they die), you are still worthy of your daughter's sacrifice.
High-fives and praises, this article should only be found in heaven, it is rare to see it in the world, and it is not enough to burst our hearts of admiration.
Thirteen-year-old girls have it. . □□. . . It's a bit unacceptable. . . . . T_T
. . Absolutely no way to get married. . . Afraid
Absolutely no way to get married. . . .
Maybe it's because I have incorrect views! It is incomprehensible to kill his father, his brother or younger brother, but then be moved and let him go just because this person wanted to die for his father. Aren't you afraid of becoming a troublesome person? Many of the articles I have read are about cutting the grass and roots, and even if you are moved, you will not let him go. But, is this Mary Suven? If that's the case, then it's understandable. All the male supporting characters will fall in love with the heroine. Is this also the setting? Because they fall in love with the heroine, they don't even have to take revenge in the end.
When I read the copy, I thought she was a witch from a demon cult, but who knew she was just a naughty kid who would cause trouble?