[Synopsis]
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Her side: A villain usurps the throne, taking not only her husband's kingdom but her as well. He finds all sorts of ways to torment her, body and soul, yet keeps telling her he loves her more than life itself...
His side: Reborn for a second time, I'll make you spit out everything you took from me and return everything you stole!
The male lead is a devoted, dog-like lover who is both lovesick and twisted, with a screw loose. The female lead is a sweet, naive girl who is trying her best to turn evil. This is an unconventional sweet romance disguised as a tragic love story, with sweetness amid the angst. It's bittersweet, with a happy ending. There may be a lot of glass shards at first, but there'll be lots and lots of sweetness later!
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Completed older stories
Upcoming historical romance: Link
WAP link: Luo Xiaoxiao thinks her emperor husband is great in every way, except that to this modern woman, he has a bit of a sexist streak. Since returning him isn't an option, she'll just have to grab a belt and slowly reform him. Please click and follow!
Unreleased historical romance: Link
WAP link: Zhen Fu always thought that Wei Heng loathed her but had no choice but to marry her, which was why he treated her so coldly. Even after she died, he had her face covered with her hair and her mouth stuffed with chaff. Only when time turned back and everything began anew did she discover that the man who had once been as hard as iron and cruel by nature was actually so tender and caring! So who was it, in their previous life, who turned them into a resentful couple?
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Intended message:
After watching this episode, I still don't understand why the male protagonist Mao is making decisions for the female protagonist without permission, hurting her and erasing her memory. If this is love, stay away from trouble...
From "The World Without Concubines" to this book, I feel that the author has regressed a little or two.
It's fine if you don't read the main text and just read the extras, but as long as you read the main text, even if you only read one chapter, you feel like the extras are as disgusting as shit.
The most annoying thing is a man who thinks he is affectionate but keeps hurting the heroine and making her self-loathing and self-deprecating. Even if the hero dies ten thousand times, he cannot make up for the harm he has done to the heroine. The author also knows that the heroine cannot HE without losing her memory.
Damn it, the bitch finally brainwashed the normal woman into a bitch slave.
I really can't stand it. Why is it the heroine who wants to atone? ? ? ? ? ? Who did she feel sorry for? ? ? ? ? ? Shouldn't he recover his memory and kick the male protagonist away and ignore him again? ? ? ? ? ? It was obviously the male protagonist who felt sorry for her!
The moral shackles on women are too heavy. I don't know who is more disgusting between these two men.
Therefore, it is said that men's power harms women and themselves, locking up women so that they cannot verify things for themselves.
The male protagonist is really disgusting
From the beginning of this novel, all the sins the heroine suffers are caused by the male protagonist, or are they caused by him actively. What qualifications does the male protagonist have to love the female protagonist?
Her Majesty the Queen
After Bai Yueguang's Rebirth
Your Majesty, Please Let Me Go
Beauty Zhen Fu
I Have Special Techniques for Taming My Husband
The Reader from the Stars
No Concubines Under Heaven
Reborn to Spoil You for a Lifetime
A Record of Serving the Crown Prince
So Much Hatred
Where Mountains and Rivers Lie Forever Still
After watching this episode, I still don't understand why the male protagonist Mao is making decisions for the female protagonist without permission, hurting her and erasing her memory. If this is love, stay away from trouble...
From "The World Without Concubines" to this book, I feel that the author has regressed a little or two.
It's fine if you don't read the main text and just read the extras, but as long as you read the main text, even if you only read one chapter, you feel like the extras are as disgusting as shit.
The most annoying thing is a man who thinks he is affectionate but keeps hurting the heroine and making her self-loathing and self-deprecating. Even if the hero dies ten thousand times, he cannot make up for the harm he has done to the heroine. The author also knows that the heroine cannot HE without losing her memory.
Damn it, the bitch finally brainwashed the normal woman into a bitch slave.
I really can't stand it. Why is it the heroine who wants to atone? ? ? ? ? ? Who did she feel sorry for? ? ? ? ? ? Shouldn't he recover his memory and kick the male protagonist away and ignore him again? ? ? ? ? ? It was obviously the male protagonist who felt sorry for her!
The moral shackles on women are too heavy. I don't know who is more disgusting between these two men.
Therefore, it is said that men's power harms women and themselves, locking up women so that they cannot verify things for themselves.
The male protagonist is really disgusting
From the beginning of this novel, all the sins the heroine suffers are caused by the male protagonist, or are they caused by him actively. What qualifications does the male protagonist have to love the female protagonist?