Beautiful, powerful, tragic black lotus / ambitious prince X stunning daughter of a powerful minister | Noblewoman flees while pregnant / reunited after heartbreak
1.
Xiao Jinyue, the daughter of a treacherous minister who holds sway over the court, is bold and debauched! She abducts the imperial family's most beautiful man, Fourth Prince Hong Ling, right off the street and takes him home as her male favorite.
Hong Ling, the Fourth Prince, is cool and gentle, with an exquisitely beautiful appearance. But he is pale and sickly, and he has a “hatred of women.”
As it happens, his father doesn't love him, his mother doesn't care for him, and he is a low-born imperial castoff with no power to resist.
He goes from defiant and unyielding to gradually falling deeply in love. Just as he gives her his heart and loves Miss Xiao more than anyone, the young lady tires of him and casts him aside.
Their story never becomes a romantic tale of a perfect match. Instead, the peerlessly beautiful young man becomes a laughingstock across the land.
The emperor cannot bear to hear these disgraceful rumors. He sends the Fourth Prince, whom he already despises, to the borderland battlefield, never to return to the capital, intending to have him killed.
In the bitter cold of midwinter, amid a blanket of snow, a line of footprints marks the Fourth Prince's departure from the imperial city. His blood, spat onto the snow, looks like red plum petals. People say Miss Xiao has taken a new favorite that very day...
2. They meet again five years later.
After a great victory on the battlefield, the Fourth Prince, clad in black armor and carrying a long spear, leads his cavalry straight into the imperial city.
His face beneath the armor is still pale and beautiful. His eyes are dark and gentle, but look closer and all you see is a cold, ruthless cruelty.
The black-lotus god of slaughter has returned to the capital to settle every debt and avenge every grievance!
The emperor is so terrified he cannot sleep at night!
The greatest grudge of all is against Xiao Jinyue. But by now, the powerful minister has been executed, and his daughter is no longer a noblewoman. She has fallen into the palace's inner quarters and become a lowly convict-slave. A child is with her, too.
3.
“Mother, is that Father?” The little white dumpling points to the tall, dashing figure disappearing beneath the palace wall and tugs at Xiao Jinyue's sleeve.
Xiao Jinyue has just been disciplined by a stewardess, and her arm is still injured. But she forgets the pain for a moment, stunned.
Hong Ling really did return alive!
But he is no longer the elegant young man in white, playing the qin and smiling at her tenderly. He holds a bloodstained saber, his black hair whipping in the wind. His brows are filled with murderous fury, and his eyes hold nothing but icy hatred.
That's right.
She made this god of slaughter with her own hands.
The first thing he does upon returning to the capital will probably be to kill her, not rescue her...
Theme:
The male protagonist didn't know how to treat him well when he was alive and hurt him again and again. After he died, he pretended to be there. This heroine is really disgusting.
It turns out that the shadow in the mourning hall forced HE, feeling sorry for Hong Yun, and there were two cute little ones inside.
It turns out that Hong Ling also cheated his death! It just so happens that Jinyue is the kind of person who only knows how to cherish something after losing it. Use the remaining decades to make up for the seven years you missed! Looking forward to the new article, come on!
I have abandoned the article for a long time, and I just want to see the ending. Tsk tsk, they were all hurt in the middle, but they were still able to reconcile the ending. I'm really drunk.
What is good about the heroine and where is her love for the hero? Apart from the fact that she gave birth to two children, you can't tell at all. Enjoying the male protagonist's pampering towards her. While hurting the male protagonist. While saying that he wants a lifelong love, he also has a second male lead... It's too double standard and too superficial.
She clearly knows who the male protagonist is good to him and who is not really good to him, yet she still asks herself that she is not really good to the male protagonist, but for revenge and power. Does the male protagonist know that? Oh my god, she is too tea-loving.
There is a problem with the male protagonist and the female protagonist's outlook on life
Very good article! Been watching it all afternoon! There is just one place where the writing is rather vague. Did the heroine really follow the male lead? Still the same physically and mentally.
I stayed up all night to complete the appraisal. I didn't mention whether it was reasonable and consistent with history. I just talked about how bold the idea was as the author of the novel.
I almost gave up the article in the middle, I thought it was going to be a tragedy, but after all the hardships, the ending is happy, I really like it
The male protagonist didn't know how to treat him well when he was alive and hurt him again and again. After he died, he pretended to be there. This heroine is really disgusting.
It turns out that the shadow in the mourning hall forced HE, feeling sorry for Hong Yun, and there were two cute little ones inside.
It turns out that Hong Ling also cheated his death! It just so happens that Jinyue is the kind of person who only knows how to cherish something after losing it. Use the remaining decades to make up for the seven years you missed! Looking forward to the new article, come on!
I have abandoned the article for a long time, and I just want to see the ending. Tsk tsk, they were all hurt in the middle, but they were still able to reconcile the ending. I'm really drunk.
What is good about the heroine and where is her love for the hero? Apart from the fact that she gave birth to two children, you can't tell at all. Enjoying the male protagonist's pampering towards her. While hurting the male protagonist. While saying that he wants a lifelong love, he also has a second male lead... It's too double standard and too superficial.
She clearly knows who the male protagonist is good to him and who is not really good to him, yet she still asks herself that she is not really good to the male protagonist, but for revenge and power. Does the male protagonist know that? Oh my god, she is too tea-loving.
There is a problem with the male protagonist and the female protagonist's outlook on life
Very good article! Been watching it all afternoon! There is just one place where the writing is rather vague. Did the heroine really follow the male lead? Still the same physically and mentally.
I stayed up all night to complete the appraisal. I didn't mention whether it was reasonable and consistent with history. I just talked about how bold the idea was as the author of the novel.
I almost gave up the article in the middle, I thought it was going to be a tragedy, but after all the hardships, the ending is happy, I really like it