Ye Wanshu never dreamed she would marry into the Prime Minister's household. It was all because the old emperor saw that the Prime Minister's legitimate son had a beautiful fiancée and took her into the palace. When it became clear he couldn't silence the gossip, he simply wrote a decree and bestowed Ye Wanshu on the man as his wife. Ye Wanshu was out of luck. She had loving parents, a devoted older brother, and a fiancé who respected and cherished her. Why would she want to marry into the Prime Minister's household? After the wedding, she trod on eggshells, planning to make do and spend the rest of her life that way. But who knew her bargain-bin husband would suddenly start caring for her as if he'd become a different person?
"What happened to your white moonlight? You don't want her anymore?"
He rubbed his nose. "She went into the palace."
"And your beloved concubine? You don't want her anymore, either?"
He gazed at the sky. "She betrayed me."
New novel: Step by Step to the Throne
Synopsis: Shen Xiucheng, the unloved eldest son of the Duke of Zhenguo's secondary wife, will one day ascend the throne. Only Jiang Yao, who has lived a second life, knows this. So Jiang Yao wags her tail and smiles ingratiatingly at the future emperor.
"I'm good to you, so you have to help me get justice."
Shen Xiucheng smiled without giving anything away.
"Being nice to me isn't enough."
Jiang Yao: "What else do you want?"
Shen Xiucheng: "Yourself, in return."
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When I first read it, I thought that the heroine's various behaviors such as crying, jealousy, and complaining in this chapter were a very clever and intentional move, firstly to test the male protagonist, and secondly to secretly clear away suspicion. It was a quiet trial contest with the male protagonist. At that time, I felt that the female protagonist could not be better. She was an extraordinary woman who was smart, calm and strategic. After reading the next dozen or so chapters, something felt more and more strange, and then I came back to read this chapter. It turns out that the heroine's behavior was sincere, right? How can you cry and laugh so rudely after being given a good look by the male protagonist? And even though the male protagonist is extremely cold, irritable, and disrespectful, she is still coveting and longing for the male protagonist to treat her well. How lacking in love is this?? And your childhood sweetheart's true love fell apart in just a few months?? I instantly felt that the heroine had no charm...
The heroine is a very contradictory person. She only hopes that the hero will treat her well. She is jealous that the hero is interested in his concubine, and even pretends to say that she loves her former fiancé. In fact, it's just the duplicity of a girl who lacks love.
I've been following this article for a while, and I've seen Dada work hard to update it. I hope Dada's writing will get better and better in the future!
Was Concubine An Gui's order to assassinate the heroine? So you accidentally injured the male protagonist and then bandaged him?
I really can't understand why the heroine suddenly cares so much about such a male protagonist who is not good in every aspect? Could it be that I misunderstood the image of the heroine? The author just wants to portray an ordinary ancient woman who has no high-level spiritual pursuit of her lover. As long as her husband stops being cold and violent and treats her a little better, she will give her heart to her sincerely?
The father of the male protagonist makes the male protagonist kneel down. Why is the female protagonist so anxious and excited? She just wants to beg for mercy. Why does she really feel sorry for such a piece of shit??? The male protagonist humiliated and neglected the female protagonist for more than half a year. Even if there is a slight improvement now, it is only good. Not to mention gentle and considerate, he does not even show much respect and consideration for his wife. Under such circumstances, a woman like the female protagonist who has self-respect and understands what true love is, she should be dissatisfied with the male protagonist on the outside. It is really unreasonable for the male protagonist to kneel in the snow and the female protagonist to be so worried...
The male protagonist's character is not bad, but he is too dirty. Not only does his unknown concubine sleep every day for more than half a year, but he also often goes to the land of fireworks to have sex with prostitutes. Although he has his own reasons, he is really too dirty. It makes him feel uncomfortable to think that such a dirty thing would occasionally come to defile the female protagonist...
Ah, it was written a year ago. I don't know if the author will read the comment ( ' - ' * ) If she is my mother's sister, I should call her aunt, not aunt. Aunt is my father's sister.
There are some novels that make people want to curse and feel so aggrieved.
Can a baby who is just one month old catch things? Besides, isn't it true that everyone is one year old?