A spoiled young lord is reborn and hopes to avoid all the huge pitfalls and traps from his past life, only to realize how small and powerless he is.
Life is hard. Even when you get a second chance, the difficulty setting doesn't just switch from hard to easy. QAQ
[Friendly Reminder] 1. This is a fictional setting, so please don't nitpick the historical details.
2. Told from the male lead's perspective.
Theme:
Well, in fact, the male protagonist's father is very easy to handle. If this kind of thing is revealed, wouldn't it be worse for Fu? Fu's life must be lost, right? The male protagonist's father will not die. At most, his reputation will be a little bad, and he will not be able to ascend to the position of prince. This is just unless Fu is crazy and will be benevolent if he fails, and is willing to sacrifice himself to bring down the male protagonist's father. But why did Mr. Fu do this? Even if she puts her own life on the line, her reputation will be ruined after her death, and the girls in the Fu family will be affected. The key point is that even if her husband can ascend the throne, her eldest son will not have to think about the next throne. He will definitely die in depression. Then could it be that Mrs. Fu sacrificed herself like this just to give the concubine a chance to rise to power? She was not crazy. So what is the male protagonist's father afraid of? I'm speechless.
I always felt that she would like the former prince. This part can be expanded on, but the psychological activities of a person with this kind of personality are too difficult to write.
Oh, I'm really emotional.
. . . . . . The Empress is mighty
Suddenly I had an idea. Empress Fu traveled to modern times and met a boy like Sima Tian. She thought he was cute and wanted Empress Fu to fall in love with him. Do you want to consider writing about it (●'?'●)??
…The feeling at the end of the article is inexplicable…
So, his wife is so pitiful.
To be honest, I don't hate this queen
This story is exactly like this.
Oops, I've been so abused that my good gay friends don't recognize each other when they meet.
Well, in fact, the male protagonist's father is very easy to handle. If this kind of thing is revealed, wouldn't it be worse for Fu? Fu's life must be lost, right? The male protagonist's father will not die. At most, his reputation will be a little bad, and he will not be able to ascend to the position of prince. This is just unless Fu is crazy and will be benevolent if he fails, and is willing to sacrifice himself to bring down the male protagonist's father. But why did Mr. Fu do this? Even if she puts her own life on the line, her reputation will be ruined after her death, and the girls in the Fu family will be affected. The key point is that even if her husband can ascend the throne, her eldest son will not have to think about the next throne. He will definitely die in depression. Then could it be that Mrs. Fu sacrificed herself like this just to give the concubine a chance to rise to power? She was not crazy. So what is the male protagonist's father afraid of? I'm speechless.
I always felt that she would like the former prince. This part can be expanded on, but the psychological activities of a person with this kind of personality are too difficult to write.
Oh, I'm really emotional.
. . . . . . The Empress is mighty
Suddenly I had an idea. Empress Fu traveled to modern times and met a boy like Sima Tian. She thought he was cute and wanted Empress Fu to fall in love with him. Do you want to consider writing about it (●'?'●)??
…The feeling at the end of the article is inexplicable…
So, his wife is so pitiful.
To be honest, I don't hate this queen
This story is exactly like this.
Oops, I've been so abused that my good gay friends don't recognize each other when they meet.