The spring night is all too short, and the night watch is nearly over. Outside, the palace attendants are stirring, their voices coming in scattered bursts as they rise early. Curled in his arms, she closes her eyes and pretends to sleep.
She listens to him sing, his low voice seeming to seep through their close-pressed skin and into her very bones. His long-fingered hand circles her waist, rests on her arm, and gently taps out the beat.
She can’t understand the lyrics, but the melody is vaguely familiar. He used to sing it to lull her to sleep when they were children. It should be a joyful tune, yet as she listens now, her heart grows all the more desolate.
How could she have forgotten? He sang this song to her before he became a royal favorite, when he was still a prince, back when he still loved her.
They say the imperial family knows no love. Yet even they cannot escape the age-old sorrows of love and hatred in this mortal world.
Strongly recommended: the completed contemporary romance One of a Kind: 1v1, happy ending, about a former playboy trying to rekindle an old flame. You can never get tired of lovers reuniting after a breakup, or of a sweet puppy-like male lead.
Coming next:
Just Like That: Something tasty to go with dinner? Just like that. For the rest of my life, it’s you.
Do You Dare Not Love Me? (Coming soon): Back then, she pounced on him like a ravenous dog, going straight for his flesh. Later, his rabies flared up, and he swore to make her pay for every drop of blood.
Theme:
The second brother is really the best relative in the family to the princess besides her mother.
I feel like my second brother may not be that bad. The writing is pretty good.
I always feel like something is weird and I can't understand it!
I remember when I read the V article a long time ago, I thought it was a very thoughtful article.
However, after reading the V article, I felt that the author's pace of the article was insufficient, the characters were insufficiently portrayed, and the images of several protagonists were too thin, especially Nanzhu, a handsome former prince with a bloody feud who was rescued by his uncle. Regardless of whether his uncle wanted to use him as a gun, he had no chance of recovery. The idea of the country is that he is still waiting for an opportunity to move. Nanzhu's psychology and stance are too weakly portrayed. I just feel that the author may not be able to bear the torture. She is really a mother. I don't want the protagonist's feelings to be out of control in the end, so I have to write more emotions and less ambition in Nanzhu. I can't comment on the author's writing style, but what I want to say is that whether the character's personality is full or not is inseparable from the characterization in all aspects. Regardless of whether you think about it or not, you have to admit that first of all, the characters must have flesh and blood to make them come alive.
What impressed me the most from the beginning to the end was the ruthless and sophisticated second brother. To the author, he must have a clear purpose and wanted to be the emperor, so the depiction of the goal was accurate and targeted, and it was remarkable that he only used a few strokes.
As for the heroine, the amazing feeling I had at the beginning of the chapter has mostly disappeared in the later love story. The heroine has seen through the royal family's coldness early on, and her feelings for Brother Bi are naturally more sincere, which is understandable of course. However, her decisive tactics were of no use to her relationship. Of course, I can understand that the authorities are obsessed with it. What's more, Brother Bi's identity is so embarrassing and special at this time. Maybe she is afraid that he will have to disappear once it becomes clear. It's unbelievable that the fourth princess doesn't even have a trustworthy person around her. But why doesn't she, who has been immersed in the royal conspiracy for many years, know that she must master it if she wants to be protected? Why didn't she think about how he survived? Check why he came? Don't you dare? Don't want to? In no mood? Cannot? Why can't the fourth princess, who is so eloquent in the court and dares to argue with the emperor and officials, not be more vigilant about this matter that is full of loopholes? I am not questioning her feelings here. The author should have already thought about the ending of HE, but the writing was hasty in many places. Here it is back to the beginning. The pace is too fast and the characters are not fleshed out.
I have been nagging so much at once, not to deliberately criticize, but I really like the opening chapters of this article, and the outline of the story is indeed to my liking. I hope that the author's next article can bring more surprises and touches.
Damn, I really thought you would write like this... I really thought... That's why I keep reminding you to be your biological mother~~ But you are still so cruel... *Crying*
Someone must die~ What to do~
You are still your mother~~~ It makes my heart tremble to look at it
Ahhhhhh! !
No, little bun
Egg~~~ You are your mother, right? !
Tell the male protagonist about Little Baozi
Don't cause another misunderstanding!
The second brother is really the best relative in the family to the princess besides her mother.
I feel like my second brother may not be that bad. The writing is pretty good.
I always feel like something is weird and I can't understand it!
I remember when I read the V article a long time ago, I thought it was a very thoughtful article. However, after reading the V article, I felt that the author's pace of the article was insufficient, the characters were insufficiently portrayed, and the images of several protagonists were too thin, especially Nanzhu, a handsome former prince with a bloody feud who was rescued by his uncle. Regardless of whether his uncle wanted to use him as a gun, he had no chance of recovery. The idea of the country is that he is still waiting for an opportunity to move. Nanzhu's psychology and stance are too weakly portrayed. I just feel that the author may not be able to bear the torture. She is really a mother. I don't want the protagonist's feelings to be out of control in the end, so I have to write more emotions and less ambition in Nanzhu. I can't comment on the author's writing style, but what I want to say is that whether the character's personality is full or not is inseparable from the characterization in all aspects. Regardless of whether you think about it or not, you have to admit that first of all, the characters must have flesh and blood to make them come alive. What impressed me the most from the beginning to the end was the ruthless and sophisticated second brother. To the author, he must have a clear purpose and wanted to be the emperor, so the depiction of the goal was accurate and targeted, and it was remarkable that he only used a few strokes. As for the heroine, the amazing feeling I had at the beginning of the chapter has mostly disappeared in the later love story. The heroine has seen through the royal family's coldness early on, and her feelings for Brother Bi are naturally more sincere, which is understandable of course. However, her decisive tactics were of no use to her relationship. Of course, I can understand that the authorities are obsessed with it. What's more, Brother Bi's identity is so embarrassing and special at this time. Maybe she is afraid that he will have to disappear once it becomes clear. It's unbelievable that the fourth princess doesn't even have a trustworthy person around her. But why doesn't she, who has been immersed in the royal conspiracy for many years, know that she must master it if she wants to be protected? Why didn't she think about how he survived? Check why he came? Don't you dare? Don't want to? In no mood? Cannot? Why can't the fourth princess, who is so eloquent in the court and dares to argue with the emperor and officials, not be more vigilant about this matter that is full of loopholes? I am not questioning her feelings here. The author should have already thought about the ending of HE, but the writing was hasty in many places. Here it is back to the beginning. The pace is too fast and the characters are not fleshed out. I have been nagging so much at once, not to deliberately criticize, but I really like the opening chapters of this article, and the outline of the story is indeed to my liking. I hope that the author's next article can bring more surprises and touches.
Damn, I really thought you would write like this... I really thought... That's why I keep reminding you to be your biological mother~~ But you are still so cruel... *Crying*
Someone must die~ What to do~
You are still your mother~~~ It makes my heart tremble to look at it
Ahhhhhh! ! No, little bun
Egg~~~ You are your mother, right? !
Tell the male protagonist about Little Baozi Don't cause another misunderstanding!