Zheng Huixue, Princess Consort of Nanyang of Northern Qi.
All she wished for was to find someone who would love her wholeheartedly. But amid the wars and bloodshed of a chaotic age, no one knew what the future held. When the country fell and her family was lost, where could she find a place to belong?
This is a desolate, forgotten legend from Yecheng, Northern Qi, in an age of upheaval.
A friendly note: This is a historical novel set in the Northern Qi dynasty of the Northern Dynasties. The female lead does not transmigrate or become reborn. The story is three parts historical fact and seven parts original fiction, and follows the broad course of history. One thing to note: for the sake of the story, I have made Zheng Huixue and Gao Chuo six years older.
Another thing to keep in mind: The novel uses a first-person limited perspective and includes some flashbacks (absolutely no filler), so the pace is a little slow in the first few chapters. The male lead makes his official entrance in Chapter Eight, so please be patient~
A bit of chatter: I happened to discover that this title is the same as another author's work. It's purely a coincidence~ (The story has been revised, and some chapters have been adjusted.)
Also: Please don't borrow ideas from this story.
Premise:
Historically, Gao Shaoxin and his princess blackmailed a wealthy businessman into a poor man. I find it funny to think that a prince in name actually went to blackmail people in person.
This scene is a bit similar to Queen Wenxuan...
After reading the full text, let me first praise the author's writing style and characters. What I am most satisfied with in the whole text is the characters of Xiaoheng and Xiaoyong. Xiaoheng's appearance in the Lanling Palace amazed me for a long time. He seemed to be a man who came out of an ancient painting. He is a peerless and gentle young man. For a moment, I even thought that he might be better than King Lanling except for his appearance. Next is Xiao Yong. He also won my heart when he appeared. His character design is much better than that of him in other stories. I have always felt that being deep, steady, decisive, and serious does not mean that he is a domineering person. The author has grasped the character just right and is eye-catching. He did not turn Xiao Yong into a greasy ancient overlord haha. Finally, it's Gao Chuo, no matter how he changes, I still can't like him. If you've been hurt, you've been hurt. It's not as simple as a small fight, it's a human life. Although in the article, he said it was just to protect Mingzhe, etc. If you want to save yourself by collaborating with others, I will never accept it. Finally, I would like to thank the author for letting me see them in history. Maybe they are what the author wrote. Let me leave a thought, hahaha.
After seeing the current chapter, I really like Yu Wenyong's character design! It made me fall in love with him even more deeply!!!
Gao Chuo's low character makes me like the second palace more... Madam is so cruel, my second palace
I think Yu Wenyong is to blame... Stick education destroys people.
I was worried that Gao Chuo's misdeeds would be wiped out, but I didn't expect that my wife would be preserved as she was.
Thinking that Yu Wenxian would be killed by the prodigal son made me feel very uncomfortable. He is so good to Erdian
Um, I take back what I said before... Gao Xiaoheng has unrequited love? Madam, you are so bad, but I still can't accept it if the heroine falls in love with Xiaoheng... My second palace is so miserable...
History is ruthless. I don't know why I enjoyed watching the drama about two people who are in love with each other but never end up together. This is the first time I've seen this kind of operation, she's awesome