Gu Yan spent half her life fighting with others in the palace. When the Gu family fell from power, she was given a cup of poisoned wine.
At last, as she lay dying, she understood: a ruler's heart is impossible to fathom, and ten years of favor had all been a lie.
Reborn, she saw things differently. She would never set foot in the imperial family again, no matter who wanted her to. All she wanted was to buy up some property and live as a carefree rich woman.
But when the old emperor issued his decree, she became the heir's wife.
She knew the heir to Prince Dongping's title would die young, and she was destined to become a widow.
So be it. The heir had a huge estate. She would make do for a year or two. Once he died, she could inherit his fortune and live in luxury until old age.
But a year passed, then two, then three, five, even ten. Why was the heir still alive?
Not only was he alive, he became emperor. She became the only consort in his harem, and naturally, the only empress.
A sinister, ruthless, cold-faced, arrogant, jealous male lead X a female lead who has seen through everything and embraces a laid-back, Buddhist lifestyle
Warnings: 1. This is a fictional historical setting with no logic. Don't overanalyze it. 2. The female lead wasn't a good person in her previous life.
This story is also known as "Married to the Heir Who Was Supposed to Die Young," "Why Hasn't the Heir Died Yet?" and "The Heir's Wife Hopes to Be a Widow Every Day."
Coming soon: "The Deposed Crown Prince's Life in Exile"
From the male lead's perspective:
The youngest and most handsome professor at the College of Agriculture woke up one day in a parallel world, in the body of a crown prince from some dynasty.
He thought he'd entered life on easy mode, but instead, the difficulty had been set to demonic.
The original owner had been framed for an attempted rebellion, deposed and reduced to a commoner, then exiled to Qianzhou.
Looking at the dilapidated hut with nothing but bare walls, and his frail concubine,
Professor Gu instinctively adjusted the glasses that weren't there. "Well..."
From the female lead's perspective:
When the crown prince was deposed, the Lu clan had a token that could save their lives. If they cut ties with the deposed crown prince, they would be safe.
Despite everyone's attempts to dissuade her, Lu Chenyuan resolutely followed the crown prince into the wilderness.
Everyone lamented that the talented and beautiful Miss Lu was destined for a tragic life.
But a few years later, when the old emperor summoned the deposed crown prince back to the capital, Miss Lu was more radiant than ever.
The deposed crown prince cherished her so completely that every woman envied her.
Theme:
The heroine is really ignorant, she does things willfully and without logic, and she hurts others and herself.
She is riding around in a carriage like this. Apart from aborting the child and hurting herself, what good results can she get? Not to mention that she went to ride a horse even though she had already had warnings. A master at seeking death.
To put it bluntly, the heroine only did one thing in her previous life: cheating on her father, her brother, and her son.
In this life, she wanted to give saltpeter to her parents' family, and she was cheating on her father and her brother. Because it is likely to cause her husband and her natal family to turn against each other.
It doesn't mean that the author gives her the aura of the protagonist and what she does is right and reasonable. This heroine is arrogant, has her eyes turned to the sky, and always behaves selfishly and treats others as idiots.
She deserves to have her former family destroyed. Because she is an expert at committing suicide.
He does everything he can to dig holes for his family members and make enemies. She wished that her brother and her father had a long life and not enough enemies.
He has high ambitions but little talent, and he has no self-awareness. Causing trouble everywhere.
How can I trust my child to be taken care of by an outsider? He is still a brainless outsider.
The heroine named all the children in this life with the same name. She is really trustworthy.
Regarding the name, the heroine is quite annoying. She has to have the same name as her son in her previous life, which is annoying.
Could it be that the male protagonist is the emperor's son? The male protagonist's mother couldn't accept the emperor's three palaces and six courtyards, so she married the prince. Unexpectedly, she was already pregnant with the male protagonist. Later, the male protagonist's mother didn't want the emperor and the prince's brothers to fight each other, so she became a monk.
Didn't the emperor return that jade directly to the crown prince? Did the prince keep it by himself?
From the first chapter to the present, almost every chapter consists of someone else saying one sentence, and the heroine saying a long list of words, which makes her feel tired. . . .
This ex-husband. . . . When will I get my lunch box? . .
The heroine is really ignorant, she does things willfully and without logic, and she hurts others and herself. She is riding around in a carriage like this. Apart from aborting the child and hurting herself, what good results can she get? Not to mention that she went to ride a horse even though she had already had warnings. A master at seeking death. To put it bluntly, the heroine only did one thing in her previous life: cheating on her father, her brother, and her son. In this life, she wanted to give saltpeter to her parents' family, and she was cheating on her father and her brother. Because it is likely to cause her husband and her natal family to turn against each other. It doesn't mean that the author gives her the aura of the protagonist and what she does is right and reasonable. This heroine is arrogant, has her eyes turned to the sky, and always behaves selfishly and treats others as idiots. She deserves to have her former family destroyed. Because she is an expert at committing suicide. He does everything he can to dig holes for his family members and make enemies. She wished that her brother and her father had a long life and not enough enemies. He has high ambitions but little talent, and he has no self-awareness. Causing trouble everywhere.
How can I trust my child to be taken care of by an outsider? He is still a brainless outsider.
The heroine named all the children in this life with the same name. She is really trustworthy.
Regarding the name, the heroine is quite annoying. She has to have the same name as her son in her previous life, which is annoying.
Could it be that the male protagonist is the emperor's son? The male protagonist's mother couldn't accept the emperor's three palaces and six courtyards, so she married the prince. Unexpectedly, she was already pregnant with the male protagonist. Later, the male protagonist's mother didn't want the emperor and the prince's brothers to fight each other, so she became a monk.
Didn't the emperor return that jade directly to the crown prince? Did the prince keep it by himself?
From the first chapter to the present, almost every chapter consists of someone else saying one sentence, and the heroine saying a long list of words, which makes her feel tired. . . .
This ex-husband. . . . When will I get my lunch box? . .
This mother is really. . . Poor IQ
Can't wait to see Xiao Tiantian