Chu San was a lowly, wretched slave. Even though he was loyal to his master, he had been sold off and beaten twice.
The third time he was sold, the manager of the fighting arena bought him for five sheepskins because of his good teeth and sturdy build.
Because Chu San was so capable, the arena manager encouraged him to work hard. But after the forty-fourth match, three ferocious lions mauled him, leaving him covered in wounds, with a broken leg and missing fingers. His fever wouldn't break.
The manager said in disgust, "He's dying. Throw him in the mass grave. Don't let him dirty the room."
The north wind howled, and wolves cried out. Wrapped in a tattered mat and covered in blood, Chu San lay among the dead, waiting for death to come.
Then Chu San understood. He had been born in the mud at the bottom of a ditch, and he would live in darkness and die in darkness. He never expected a pair of clean, warm hands to pull him from the pile of corpses, without recoiling from his dirt, his ugliness, or his uselessness.
A Ling rescued a little slave from a pile of corpses. At first, she hadn't meant to go out of her way to be nice to the child she'd saved. He was simply so pitiful, and A Ling was softhearted, so she ended up indulging him more than she intended.
She taught him to read and write, treated his injuries and illnesses, and sent him to learn martial arts and military tactics. She never expected the little slave to repay her. But later, he placed the entire world at her feet.
A Ling: …
"Didn't I save a pitiful, insecure little slave?"
Couple: A gentle girl who is sickly all over x a slave king who's both sweet and savage
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When Shen Daining was young, she found a boy who had lost his memory. He had red lips, pearly teeth, and a cool, clear gaze. She liked him so much.
After pursuing him for quite a while, he finally agreed to be with her.
Not long afterward, the boy fell and regained his lost memories, but forgot everything about their time together.
When Shen Daining realized he wasn't a poor orphan after all, but the Fourth Prince who had been ambushed and stranded among commoners, she said nothing about their relationship. She simply sent him back to the capital and stayed in the northern frontier.
Four years later, the boy had become emperor. Her father, the Marquis of Kangping, was gravely ill in the capital, so she returned with her fiance.
After she returned, the new emperor treated her with great consideration out of gratitude for saving his life.
Everything was wonderful. (*^▽^*)
Until Shen Daining noticed that the new emperor's gaze was growing more and more inscrutable, complicated, and dark.
Just then, her father's health improved, and Shen Daining prepared to hurry back to the northern frontier.
But the day before she was due to leave the capital, someone shoved open her door with a bang. The newcomer wore a black robe embroidered with dragons and stared at her darkly. "Shen Daining, are you hiding something from me?"
Shen Daining's heart pounded. She took a step back. "N-no, of course not."
Hearing this, he reached out and lifted her chin, a chilling smile appearing on his face. "So you're going to let my daughter keep calling someone else 'Dad,' then?"
After Liu Xu regained his memories, he finally understood why seeing Shen Daining always unsettled him. It turned out he'd once been in love with her.
But Shen Daining had been the one to pursue him and make him fall for her.
Yet as soon as she discovered he wasn't who she had thought he was, she couldn't wait to send him away.
And she even dared to get engaged to some other man.
Before he could decide how to deal with her, he discovered something else.
In the eighth month after he left the northern frontier, she had secretly given birth to a baby girl.
After the truth came out, Liu Xu thought of countless ways to punish Shen Daining.
But then...
She shamelessly sat on his lap, wrapped her arms around his neck, and rubbed against him gently. "Husband... can you please not hold it against Dandan?"
The adorable little girl clung to his leg and threatened him in her babyish voice. "Father, if you don't forgive Mother, I'm going to cry."
Liu Xu: "..."
Damn it.
[A lighthearted, melodramatic sweet romance]
Theme:
For the second time, I still want to watch the drama of the ascetic and cold-blooded rogue royal sister seizing the immortal energy and fluttering inner drama of the royal brother.
The last chapter was so beautiful. The country is stable, there is no war, the status of women has been improved, and hereditary inheritance has been replaced by abdication. A Ling and Chu San can also put down their government affairs and travel around the world.
It feels a bit anticlimactic, but a complete story, a bit bland with no ups and downs. The beginning is quite amazing, but it feels a bit lacking in stamina. I hope the author can write better and better. This article is also good.
These people are really stupid. A large part of the credit for the third grade of junior high school to reach this stage from a slave is A Ling. Does he have to abandon her when he becomes famous?
So pretty! I thought it was an ordinary romance novel, but I didn't expect that the process of the male protagonist taking over the world was written so well. The writing is smooth, the plot is clever, the characters have distinct personalities, and the foreshadowing of the heroine's second personality is also great. The setting of the heroine is indeed a big surprise. And I really like DaDa's handling of the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists. There won't be any bad characters or bloody misunderstandings.
Alas, Li Mo'an even had to imitate his handwriting exactly like A Ling. What kind of unforgettable love is this?
I think Ah Ling's mood in this chapter is weird. According to past examples, in the third year of junior high school, he violated her taboo. In order to achieve his goal, he bypassed her and made his own decisions. To be more serious, he meant to kill two birds with one stone. It not only helped A Ling establish a good reputation, but also promoted Zhao Jun's good reputation. Why do I feel like A Ling is going to run away after we get married?
How come the descriptions of the battle between the two sides always refer to "Tin Army" versus "Tin Army"?
Why didn't Ah Yue get it? QAQ It's such a pity.
It's so good, I stayed up all night just to catch up on the article.