Princess Heqing was the seventh of the twelve imperial princesses, occupying a position that was neither high nor low.
She only wanted a peaceful life, quietly cherishing her unrequited love for Prince Shao as she enjoyed a life of luxury in the palace, alone until the end of her days.
Who could have known that one imperial decree would marry her off, using her as a pawn to appease Prince Yu, Yuwen Xiang?
On her wedding day, the autumn wind rustled. Her indifferent gaze swept over her handsome groom, and she said coolly, “You are not the one in my heart.”
He touched his forehead to hers and smiled. “But you are the only one in mine.”
Theme:
I read the book "Princess Down" first. I really like the author's writing style. However, the plot of this book becomes more and more complicated after the middle period. The characters of the male and female protagonists are also somewhat separated from the early period. In the later period, it becomes a bit bloody. The main plot is untenable. I don't like the heroine's character direction in the middle and later periods. But I believe that the author will definitely write better and better!
Why is the second male lead so inexplicably confident? The heroine doesn't have deep feelings for him either? ?
This place is so bloody. The heroine is standing next to the emperor. The second male lead stabbed the heroine? What do the Imperial Guards nearby do for food?
I don't understand why the heroine is still soft-hearted towards Shao, a character who is not even the second male lead? ? ! !
Seeing this, I really don't understand why the heroine is so protective of the "relatives" of the royal family? If the heroine was the emperor's biological sister and had a good relationship since childhood, then the heroine's protection would be understandable. . . .
What happened in the last chapter? Why did they suddenly reunite and reconcile?
What happened in the previous chapter
The end of "Spreading Flowers" ~ What a gentle and powerful story ~
Finished reading! Looking forward to new articles~
Whether it was Shao Heng, He Qing, or Yu Wenxiang, they all did the most appropriate thing. Shao Heng's favorite is probably Quan, and Yu Wenxiang's favorite is probably He Qing. He Qing has righteousness in his heart... But it's still a bit sad to read. I feel sorry for Shao Heng. Maybe I am a person who is obsessed with Bai Yueguang. But it's well written, so cheers!
I read the book "Princess Down" first. I really like the author's writing style. However, the plot of this book becomes more and more complicated after the middle period. The characters of the male and female protagonists are also somewhat separated from the early period. In the later period, it becomes a bit bloody. The main plot is untenable. I don't like the heroine's character direction in the middle and later periods. But I believe that the author will definitely write better and better!
Why is the second male lead so inexplicably confident? The heroine doesn't have deep feelings for him either? ?
This place is so bloody. The heroine is standing next to the emperor. The second male lead stabbed the heroine? What do the Imperial Guards nearby do for food?
I don't understand why the heroine is still soft-hearted towards Shao, a character who is not even the second male lead? ? ! !
Seeing this, I really don't understand why the heroine is so protective of the "relatives" of the royal family? If the heroine was the emperor's biological sister and had a good relationship since childhood, then the heroine's protection would be understandable. . . .
What happened in the last chapter? Why did they suddenly reunite and reconcile?
What happened in the previous chapter
The end of "Spreading Flowers" ~ What a gentle and powerful story ~
Finished reading! Looking forward to new articles~
Whether it was Shao Heng, He Qing, or Yu Wenxiang, they all did the most appropriate thing. Shao Heng's favorite is probably Quan, and Yu Wenxiang's favorite is probably He Qing. He Qing has righteousness in his heart... But it's still a bit sad to read. I feel sorry for Shao Heng. Maybe I am a person who is obsessed with Bai Yueguang. But it's well written, so cheers!