Xi Yuruo never imagined that, five years later, she would still end up marrying Mo Shengyao. She ran a hand over the bright red wedding dress on her dressing table and felt bitterly mocked by fate.
On their wedding day, she refused to wear the dress, claiming she didn't like red.
Mo Shengyao knew the truth: it wasn't that she disliked red, but that it brought back painful memories. So be it. If she wouldn't wear it, he would let her be. He would wear it instead.
Even so, he still hoped that, one day, she would willingly put on that bright red wedding gown for him.
Xi Yuruo: "Years have passed, yet your beauty remains. The red dress has become a sorrow."
Mo Shengyao: "Years have passed, yet your beauty remains. I swear I won't let that sorrow go unanswered."
(PS: A pure romance between one man and one woman, with no second leads. The author is a doting mom who can't bear to put the heroine through hardship, so if that sounds good to you, come on in!)
A few recommendations:
Reborn: The Flamboyant Side Consort, by Qing Feng Bu Huan
You Were Poison from the Start, by Xiang Su Ji Yu
A Lovely Lady Doesn't Feel Inferior, by Mu Hou Liang Liang
A Wife Is Hard to Raise, by Mu Hou Liang Liang
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I don't want them to end up together, so they won't see each other, but it would be great to stay in the same palace. Why.
In fact, I think that there are so many twists and turns between them because of the self-righteousness of the male protagonist. I don't know why the male protagonist listens to Sanqing, why he favors Concubine Li, hurts the female protagonist, and even tells the female protagonist in person that he doesn't like her. Since he sent her to the cold palace with the intention of protecting the female protagonist, why not put some people around the female protagonist to protect the female protagonist, and let Concubine Li take the female protagonist away. The torture was so miserable, and in the end, he blamed the heroine for not forgiving him. In fact, the article can be finished with the heroine saying that she cannot forget the previous hurt. The explanation of the heroine's daughter at the end is so far-fetched. She didn't say anything. She just told us that the hero loved the heroine and gave her other half of the grass to the heroine's mother. Other questions were not explained. As I asked above, who is Sanqing? What happened that year that put the heroine into the cold palace? (The previous explanation was too general), why are Concubine Li and the Queen Mother able to harm the heroine so easily, but the hero ignores them?
If you love the heroine so much, why did the hero marry Concubine Li and use the Blood Bodhi to save Concubine Li??? This. . . . . ? Please answer!!!!
Spread the flowers, I read it in one sitting, I hope there will be a story about their happy life in the extra chapter!
When will there be a sequel? I want to see what the male protagonist thinks... I feel like the ending is a bit abrupt.
Except for the fact that the male protagonist slept with and doted on the female partner for a year, which is not a big deal, it was quite touching. However, if the female protagonist had not been so lucky, she would have been tortured to death. I wonder what would happen if the male protagonist saw the corpse of the female protagonist who had been tortured to death in the past?
I'm still curious whether the male protagonist really married and slept with Concubine Li or was it just a show?
Congratulations to the author on the great completion!
Come and give me a kiss. Congratulations!
My heart aches so much, my love is like a tiger's touch