She was a modern woman who, by a twist of fate, transmigrated into the body of a concubine-born daughter of the Chancellor's household. In the end, she was abandoned, left destitute and with no one to turn to!
When she was at her most wretched, he gave her shelter and tenderness, yet he was also the one who personally sent her away to marry for peace!
Though he was the emperor of a nation, he loved her but could not protect her. In the end, all he could do was watch her leave, consumed by longing, tossing and turning through the night, unable to confess his feelings!
He was the most powerful crown prince of a flourishing kingdom, graceful and seemingly carefree, yet unfathomable. Meeting her was his misfortune; falling in love with her was inevitable. He willingly watched himself fall, willingly endured the pain she brought him, and was even willing to give up everything for her!
In the treacherous palace, she maneuvered carefully at every turn, locking away her feelings and her heart, yet in the end she could never resist his gentle affection!
All my life, I have longed to be cherished, carefully sheltered and tenderly protected, spared from fear and suffering, from wandering without a home, from having no one to rely on. And he, that man, could do it. He did it...
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Why do you want to add an ex to the heroine? I feel a little bit unhappy. Could the author be a little less esoteric? I raise my hand weakly. I don't read much. Rz
Is the prince the male protagonist? It's not bad, but I'm so confused. Why don't you start writing about the heroine's time travel? You don't even know what happened to them and they got married. But I didn't write about it to avoid having to torture your heart again.
Is this a new pitfall for the author? Why does it start like this? The article is so cruel_