*This story will be rewritten later. The premise won't change much, so if you haven't read it, don't start yet.
As the seventh princess of Great Zhou, Ming Luan was doted on from childhood. She was willful and flamboyant, and when she came of age, she looked down on every talented young man in the city. The only one she favored was a lowly stablehand who had saved her from danger several times.
She knew that, despite his humble status, he had great ambitions and exceptional martial skills. So she invited renowned teachers to instruct him, had eminent monks teach him their arts, helped him escape his status as a lowly servant, and gave him a chance to rise to prominence.
Yet she never expected that after the lowborn stablehand climbed step by step to the throne, he would repay her kindness with cruelty: he killed her husband and abducted her into his harem, where he tormented her day after day.
When she opened her eyes again, Ming Luan discovered she had returned to ten years earlier.
Back then, she was still the most carefree princess. Her mother ruled behind the scenes and held the court in her grasp, while her ambitious elder sister wielded power throughout the realm. And the man destined to ascend the throne was now nothing more than a wretched stablehand, kneeling before her as others bullied him.
This time, she would never pity him again.
She humiliated him without restraint, toyed with him, and trampled him underfoot. In the end, she even said, "I have no shortage of stablehands, Your Highness. What I need is a dog that wags its tail."
The stablehand knelt with his head bowed in the mud, the veins on the back of his hand bulging.
But his status was too low. Even straining to lift his head, all he could see was the princess's gold-thread-embroidered hem trailing along the ground.
Later, the lowborn man clawed his way out of a mountain of corpses, stepping over the bodies of everyone who had ever humiliated him. On the princess's wedding night, he lifted her veil with a sword stained with her husband's blood. "Does Your Highness still need a dog by her side?"
The heir to the Marquis of Wu'an was born rebellious. After three years guarding the border, he returned to the capital in a single day, decked in gold and purple, with three thousand cavalry riding beneath the city walls.
"Li Mingluan, open the gate. This heir has come back to marry you."
In her previous life, the imperial power changed hands, and the princess's forces collapsed.
The heir to the Marquis of Wu'an rushed back to the capital overnight. Outside the corridor, he heard the princess sobbing. Impatiently, he tapped his sword sheath against the windowsill. "Why are you crying? It's only an empire. I'll take it back for you."
* A clash between two mad dogs
* An alternate world built on an alternate version of China's five thousand years of history. Please don't scrutinize the details.
* One important supporting character transmigrates
* Weibo: @Author Gongzi Wenzheng
Theme: Keep forging ahead, even in the face of adversity
Tell me who is the male protagonist? If it's Manu, bye bye
? ? ? Is Wei's brain flooded? Isn't it different if you kill him directly and take the head?
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I really can't stand this useless emperor. How did he become the emperor?
Hu Yanjie was also reborn?
It's good-looking, and the male protagonist should be described as more brilliant than Xie Changjun. Why did the male protagonist leave in his previous life but not this time? Why didn't he marry the princess in his previous life? Since the male protagonist has an army of 200,000, he should be more powerful than the prince-in-law who humiliated the princess in his previous life, right? I don't understand here
Very good. I have read two novels, The Heroine and the Widow. Personally, I think this one is better than the previous ones. I feel that the writing is great. I used to think that the writing was all about fast-paced and fun stories. This book is really amazing.
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Tell me who is the male protagonist? If it's Manu, bye bye
? ? ? Is Wei's brain flooded? Isn't it different if you kill him directly and take the head?
Don't doubt it, I really, really like the book about Black Lotus cultivating immortality with its acting skills! I love every article you write! ! Keep writing, baby! ! ! !
I really can't stand this useless emperor. How did he become the emperor?
Hu Yanjie was also reborn?
It's good-looking, and the male protagonist should be described as more brilliant than Xie Changjun. Why did the male protagonist leave in his previous life but not this time? Why didn't he marry the princess in his previous life? Since the male protagonist has an army of 200,000, he should be more powerful than the prince-in-law who humiliated the princess in his previous life, right? I don't understand here
Very good. I have read two novels, The Heroine and the Widow. Personally, I think this one is better than the previous ones. I feel that the writing is great. I used to think that the writing was all about fast-paced and fun stories. This book is really amazing.
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.
Looks great! ! Expect
I saw Tiankeng Wenzhen...