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When the young emperor first ascended the throne, everyone urged the eldest princess to marry the regent to prevent him from rebelling. The princess lowered her lovely eyes, sneering inwardly. How could a little trick like marriage alliance restrain his wicked ambitions? Hoping to wear down his resolve with affection was hopelessly naive. A cold-blooded snake wouldn’t warm up, no matter what, and would only bite you in return!
She needed a powerful ally, but it would never be him!
After much deliberation, the princess decided to hold an open selection for a husband. But the sons of every noble family who entered began suffering accidents one after another. Some broke a leg, others an arm. Only the hostage prince from the neighboring kingdom, who was under house arrest, remained unharmed.
The hostage prince volunteered: “Pick me for the marriage. I’m tough as nails!”
On the day of the second round, the princess looked at the empty hall and rubbed her forehead, thinking that perhaps she didn’t have any other options...
The regent’s gaze turned icy. He swore to pluck every peach blossom around her and wipe them out!
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In a time of chaos, Qing Quan admired her benefactor, Zheng Yuanjiang. With all the courage in her heart, she followed him for five years, but the general had cut himself off from love. He had no place for her in his heart.
Unwilling to keep scraping by in a futile dream, Qing Quan decided to leave this place of heartbreak. Along the way, she happened to meet a young man who looked a lot like Zheng Yuanjiang...
Having grown used to living by the sword, Zheng Sinan didn’t care for coy, delicate young women. When he suddenly met Qing Quan, a spirited girl with a free and breezy air who dared to stare at him, he assumed she had fallen for him. Seeing that she was alone and helpless, he brought her along to the capital and introduced her to General Zheng:
“Wife, say hello to your second uncle!”
Qing Quan smiled sweetly, though her heart was bitter. “Second Uncle.”
Looking at the little shadow who had followed him for five years, Zheng Yuanjiang’s mind descended into chaos: ...?
Another upcoming novel, “The Fucha Clan”:
Fuheng, the ninth younger brother of Empress Fucha, was of marriageable age. The daughters of noble families all hoped they would fail to be selected in the grand consort selection, then marry into the Fucha family instead.
Dong Shan, who had transmigrated, only wanted to quietly enjoy the gossip. Rumor had it that Fuheng’s son, Fuk’anggan, was Qianlong’s illegitimate child. She was determined to see whether Fuheng’s wife had cuckolded him!
But when Empress Fucha revealed that she intended to choose Dong Shan as her sister-in-law, Dong Shan’s amused expression slowly froze: ...
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Why do I feel so sorry for the regent about this ending?
The late emperor was really a scumbag. He killed his sister and sent his son as a hostage. True love should be passed on to this son. My sister is so clueless. She has such a brother who holds military power, is so tough on the backstage, and even commits suicide. Go into the palace, fight to death everyone who stands in her way, and finally support her son to rise to power. It can only be said that the princess has a good life, and all she meets are people who are mentally retarded in love. The regent can just support his nephew, which is justifiable.
This name is misleading!
The regent is a bit pitiful,,,,, as expected, hateful people must have pitiable qualities.
He Linfeng might as well be reborn with Lan Yin.
He Linfeng was also a poor man. He and the princess were destined not to become a family.
Damn it, it's really a mountain road with 18 bends
My ideal ending would have been that Lian Mingchi left Zhaoqing and returned to his home, Lan Yin found someone she liked, and so did Jun Jun's brother, and He Linfeng was forgiven by Zhaoqing, and they fulfilled what they wanted to do but didn't do in their previous lives and grew old together. But after all, it is just a dream. If some people miss it, they will miss it. No one can change their fate against the will of heaven.
Let's see how this ends. It would be a joke for the princess to be with He Linfeng. To be with the murderer who killed her own brother, any woman with some backbone would not be like this.
I sided with the county king from the beginning, and those who sided with the regent didn't even think about how the princess could be with the person who killed her own brother.
Why do I feel so sorry for the regent about this ending?
The late emperor was really a scumbag. He killed his sister and sent his son as a hostage. True love should be passed on to this son. My sister is so clueless. She has such a brother who holds military power, is so tough on the backstage, and even commits suicide. Go into the palace, fight to death everyone who stands in her way, and finally support her son to rise to power. It can only be said that the princess has a good life, and all she meets are people who are mentally retarded in love. The regent can just support his nephew, which is justifiable.
This name is misleading!
The regent is a bit pitiful,,,,, as expected, hateful people must have pitiable qualities.
He Linfeng might as well be reborn with Lan Yin.
He Linfeng was also a poor man. He and the princess were destined not to become a family.
Damn it, it's really a mountain road with 18 bends
My ideal ending would have been that Lian Mingchi left Zhaoqing and returned to his home, Lan Yin found someone she liked, and so did Jun Jun's brother, and He Linfeng was forgiven by Zhaoqing, and they fulfilled what they wanted to do but didn't do in their previous lives and grew old together. But after all, it is just a dream. If some people miss it, they will miss it. No one can change their fate against the will of heaven.
Let's see how this ends. It would be a joke for the princess to be with He Linfeng. To be with the murderer who killed her own brother, any woman with some backbone would not be like this.
I sided with the county king from the beginning, and those who sided with the regent didn't even think about how the princess could be with the person who killed her own brother.