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At fifteen, Changming lost to Changsun Yao on Little Green Mountain, and he took her sword.
Two years later, when they met again, she had become Changsun Ming, the Fifth Prince of Great Zhou, while her nemesis Changsun Yao was the Crown Prince of Great Zhou.
Crown Prince Changsun Yao was cold, arrogant, and disdainful of those beneath him. In Great Zhou, where strict distinctions between legitimate and illegitimate bloodlines were paramount, no one could match his status as the only descendant of both the legitimate branch of the Changsun clan and the legitimate branch of the Ji clan.
Changsun Yao looked down on her most of all, as she had been found in a small town. Several times, he tried to have her killed.
Yet when her identity was exposed and she was about to be executed, it was Changsun Yao, who had rushed back from another province, who saved her from the executioner's blade.
She forced herself to speak through her last breath. "Does Your Highness the Crown Prince have to kill me with his own hands to feel satisfied?"
Changsun Yao lowered his eyes, his voice hoarse. "I'll marry you."
She froze, then turned her head away. "I won't marry you."
Cold and arrogant crown prince x resilient and radiant fake prince
1. The leads are unrelated by blood, one-on-one romance, happy ending. The setting is fictional, so please don't nitpick.
2. Both leads are highly skilled fighters, and they often brawl early on.
3. I'm a compulsive editor, but I won't abandon the story.
4. No harem or household intrigues, just palace and court romance.
Theme: Pursue the prosperous age in your heart, and never fall short of love and longing.
After reading this novel, I thought it was very interesting, but I only have a few thousand collections. I don't understand why tens of thousands of people with illogical logic and weak characters can get such good market response.
I stayed up several late nights to read it. This is a very long novel. I haven't read such a long novel in n years. The overall writing style and design feel like they were around 15 years ago, which gives me a great sense of familiarity. Sometimes I really miss the lists of gods fighting at that time. Now there is nothing to click on JJ's list. Desire... This is undoubtedly a good work. Thank you to the author for not giving up. After writing it, it is pure love. Unfortunately, this kind of writing is not popular in JJ nowadays, especially the mixture of martial arts and court. In the same genre, I now prefer the rapid development of intertwined emotions, or group portraits based on values. I am not a fan of martial arts, but I was lucky enough to finish watching this one. I think this movie's plot design and especially the interaction between the male and female protagonists' love are the best I've seen in years. Nowadays, the heroes and heroines of romance rarely talk about their hearts, souls, and themselves... What attracts each other is always appearance, sex, and power. Perfunctory mutual redemption has become a tried and true routine. But the intertwined souls of Ming and Yao shocked me, and their many confessions and honest conversations always made my heart soften. Those expressions of love were not exaggerated, and even made me feel that they could be a little more serious so that the two of them would never be separated again. Regarding the plot design, I am not very satisfied with the heroine's character. She was too soft-hearted from beginning to end, allowing others to have a second chance to hurt her, but then she let go. If this is the reason why Changsun Yao fell in love with her, then there is nothing wrong with it. He can guarantee that every time she is soft-hearted, he will be able to cover it up, which is quite sweet. The heroine's aura has always been under the hero and the eldest grandson Wu Jing, which is why I was a little tired in the middle part. At that time, she was unable to do anything, had no rights and no ability. Whether it was the Su family corruption case or the death of the hero's grandfather, she was very powerless. She had subjective initiative but was completely excluded from the scope of rights. This fits her character but also reveals that she is not suitable to be a guest. As for martial arts, she has always been suppressed under the halo of the male protagonist. It can be said that her performance in this environment is not outstanding, and many accidents were caused by eating something she shouldn't have, and her defensiveness is very low. The negotiation with the male protagonist is not a game, it basically depends on the unconscious preference of the male protagonist. This is not to condemn the author for deliberately weakening the heroine. It is also possible that the character and status of the heroine determine these, but it still weakens her role as a heroine. Maybe because of the discontinuation of the series, her shining points were not fully written, such as the part about sending troops to Nanchu... It can be said to be a very great achievement. If this part is written in detail, it will really highlight her advantages; and her progress in martial arts... It is a pity that the author has put a lot of effort into the fighting and plot, but there is also a lack of how the heroine obtains this martial arts through her own efforts and gradually breaks through herself. Because compared with Changsun Yao, she really relied on her own efforts, but she didn't write much, and could only glimpse a corner of Chen Yan's mouth. But her shortcomings cannot overshadow her strengths. I think her real highlights are firstly the part in Langya Mountain. Whether it is about the treatment of the elderly and children taking medicine or the tenacity when facing the remnants of Nanchu, they can really highlight her growth. Secondly, the part about pulling out the poison by herself is the most tragic and touching moment with the male protagonist. It is really heartbreaking to endure the pain without crying. In the end, I feel that no matter what happens to such a child, her origin is full of tragedy, but fortunately she still loves the world, and with people who love her so much, she deserves everything. Speaking of the male protagonist, I think the author has shaped the male protagonist more than the female protagonist. Whether it is his ruthlessness in the early stage or his perseverance in the later stage, the overall transition is very natural. It is really smooth and silent, and it feels like quantitative change to qualitative change. This is what I really find amazing. I also think that the description of his emotions is very appropriate. He is essentially the same person on the outside, so even if his attitude toward the heroine turns to deep love, his nature has not changed. It is directly clear that he is alone and he will not deliberately please or pretend to flatter her. Such a character is really enviable. It can be said that it is because of his capital and character that he can ignore any worldly shackles and constraints and be able to tolerate everything the heroine has to offer. It's interesting to think about it this way. If you reach the peak of power and still can't do whatever you want, it means you haven't reached a high level yet. Therefore, the male and female protagonists are not entangled in bloody life experiences and complex relationships like traditional plots, and then overcome all difficulties to stay together. Instead, they love each other unswervingly from beginning to end and dedicate everything. I think this can be regarded as love without reservation and without hesitation. The previous love has some "worldly" hypocrisy. However, the description of him being too cold and aloof, making others afraid, and that he is "such" a monarch who is qualified to despise or deal with everything, is a bit long-winded. It often appears once in several chapters, and it is still a long description, which is still a bit tiring to read. Then there is the relationship between Changsun Wujie and Changsun Yao, which has broken through the traditional relationship between father and son. It can be said that the whole article started because of Changsun Wujie, but he was basically weak in the whole process. The father-son game was because the male protagonist was too strong, so he did not make a big splash. As a result, the final chapter was not as brilliant as Langya Mountain and Life and Death Gu. His feelings are also dealt with in a more subtle way... But it is still unfavorable for the heroine. Then there is Xiao Pei. Taken alone, it feels like the product of failed plot processing. Since entering Beijing, Xiao Pei has been the background board and tool man. The only highlight may be at the beginning. His character creation feels rather pity, and the relationship between the five princesses also lacks an ending (but this is not important because it is not the main line after all) The flaws mentioned above are all too small and too small to cover up the author's success in emotional shaping and foreshadowing. Because I watched it from the end, I can feel the progress in writing. I am really grateful to the author for bringing such a good story to me. I may never see such a shocking love again. It is their loss that JJ and the readers failed to grasp it. It can only be said that the market and opportunities are indeed a bit worse, and this has nothing to do with the author's ability. Whether the author continues to write or not in the future, it cannot deny the excellence of this book, and please don't deny yourself. This is also the first time I have written such a long comment. Maybe the author may not have seen it, but I sincerely hope that everything goes well for the author and that he has an open mind. I have found a treasure in the ocean. If I have the chance, I will see you again.
I think the one who cries the most is Gui Miu! The best Chang Ming deserves Gui Miao as his best friend! (The money I saved hasn't been spent yet (No)
I feel that my father is so gentle. Amin's appearance is perfectly inherited from his mother, but his personality is also perfectly inherited from his father, because my mother seems to be a neat, cool and tough girl. Changming's personality is softer when getting along with everyone, and even the compassionate part should come from his father. Heredity is really a miraculous thing. It makes people feel that although their parents can never meet each other, Changming, as their child, reunites and intertwines their emotions in a certain sense, and continues forever.
I finally finished reading it after three days. I really found a very, very good book 😭 It's really good.
The ending is pretty good, the second half of the emotional part is very sweet, it would be nice if the plot line was more detailed. Also, it seems that you didn't tell the story of Changsun Wujing's perversion!
There is not much to say except touching and heart-warming. It is a very, very good book.
I received a red envelope from the author for the first time, so happy! 🤩🤩🤩
This book is very well written, I don't know why the points are not high.
Woo woo, I was so touched. I saw their fresh faces. It's a pity that they have passed away. Alas, the previous generation was full of regrets.