After an accident, Xu Youning became the Crown Prince's temporary concubine.
The Crown Prince was perfect. Everyone at court praised him, and even the common people knew he respected the worthy and worked diligently for the people.
At first, Xu Youning thought so too.
Then one day, Xu Youning discovered the Crown Prince's secret.
After that, he dropped his mask in front of her and became a complete beast.
At last, when the agreed term was over, Xu Youning returned home. No one appreciated what she had done for them. All she received were the disdainful looks and contempt reserved for a woman who had lost her virtue.
The man whose marriage proposal she had once rejected, however, insisted on marrying her.
Xu Youning was deeply moved and was just about to rekindle their old romance when the Crown Prince showed up at her door holding a baby.
Youning: “Didn't we agree that we'd settle the matter with money and goods, then go our separate ways?”
Crown Prince: “Your son is hungry. He wants milk.”
Standard disclaimer: One couple, sweet romance, happy ending. The male and female leads are both natives of this world; the second male lead is a transmigrator.
There are some differences between the blurb and the story, but I don't feel like revising it for now (because I'm lazy), so consider this a heads-up.
Coming next: I Married the Crown Prince Who Was Switched at Birth with a Civet Cat
Wan Ning was born into a ducal family and was famous throughout the capital, but she was set up and made a fool of herself in front of everyone at the Empress Dowager's birthday banquet. In a fit of anger, the Empress Dowager betrothed her to Prince Yu, the son of a palace maid: a powerless, unpopular prince.
The night before her wedding, she dreamed that the identity of the man she was about to marry had been switched at birth. In truth, Prince Yu was the Empress's own son, the legitimate heir born to the empress.
After waking up, Wan Ning looked at her innocent, little-white-flower-like Prince Yu and felt nothing but sympathy for him.
Prince Yu: “...Why is my consort always looking at me with such sympathy?”
Wan Ning: “The prince gets ordered around by the fake Crown Prince every day. I'll make him some iced tea to cool him down.”
Prince Yu: “Could she be having an affair?!”
Wan Ning: “The prince got scolded by the Empress Dowager again today. I'll make him some chicken soup to help him recover.”
Prince Yu: “...She must be having an affair.”
Note: Prince Yu isn't actually an innocent little white flower.
Recommended completed novels:
My Secret Identity Was Exposed by the Crown Prince After I Was Reborn: The aloof Crown Prince pursues his wife while raising a child.
Leisurely Days in the Palace Service Bureau: I give the princes premarital counseling.
Theme: No matter how many times you are struck, you remain steadfast; let the winds blow from every direction.
Wasn't the author writing the ending? Or did you force yourself to write like this on purpose? It's very strange.
The first chapter is okay, but in Chapter 136, starting from the witch who brought disaster to the country and ending with the brother's message about taking his sister, the rest is so bad that it makes people speechless. Why is it treated like that? It's so bad.
So the way the male protagonist proves his love for the female protagonist is to drag her down from the altar, bear the infamy, and still be willing to marry her. Doesn't the female protagonist think there's anything wrong? Come on, she was obviously the eldest princess, but from then on she turned into a scheming witch, posing as a princess and disrupting the government.
How can I put it, this ending is very good, not because she can be a wife by changing the province, but because of her as a person. In other stories, she can be a wife by changing her identity. I like this article very much.
After watching it for so long, I feel a little disappointed when I see this.
Very good. What I hate the most is that other articles change identities, and directly announce that after a person dies, the child is no longer his own child. It is really disgusting to change the identity and marry again. Firstly, I didn't think about the adults, and secondly, I didn't think about the children. The biological child became an adopted son, and setting up a nest egg in the future would be troublesome, and the heroine's life was not happy. This article is still reasonable and enjoyable to read.
I want to see the extra story between Zhuang Jing and Fu Chengxi! ! !
I just want to know how Zhuang Jing is doing now
This ending is too hasty, right?
Ending the show? By the way, are there any extras?
The Eastern Capital Dessert Shop
After Dressing up as the Abandoned Wife of a Noble Family, I Won by Lying Down
As Ruthless as She Is
See You on a Sunny Day
Marry High (Rebirth)
Manager of Chang'an Sichuan Cuisine
I Married the Prince Who Was Replaced by a Civet Cat
The Night Breeze Kisses the Morning Light
Sand in the Palm
After the Divorce, I'm Worth Billions [Book Transmigration]
Born to Be Cherished
Snow Knocks at the Heavy Gate
Wasn't the author writing the ending? Or did you force yourself to write like this on purpose? It's very strange.
The first chapter is okay, but in Chapter 136, starting from the witch who brought disaster to the country and ending with the brother's message about taking his sister, the rest is so bad that it makes people speechless. Why is it treated like that? It's so bad.
So the way the male protagonist proves his love for the female protagonist is to drag her down from the altar, bear the infamy, and still be willing to marry her. Doesn't the female protagonist think there's anything wrong? Come on, she was obviously the eldest princess, but from then on she turned into a scheming witch, posing as a princess and disrupting the government.
How can I put it, this ending is very good, not because she can be a wife by changing the province, but because of her as a person. In other stories, she can be a wife by changing her identity. I like this article very much.
After watching it for so long, I feel a little disappointed when I see this.
Very good. What I hate the most is that other articles change identities, and directly announce that after a person dies, the child is no longer his own child. It is really disgusting to change the identity and marry again. Firstly, I didn't think about the adults, and secondly, I didn't think about the children. The biological child became an adopted son, and setting up a nest egg in the future would be troublesome, and the heroine's life was not happy. This article is still reasonable and enjoyable to read.
I want to see the extra story between Zhuang Jing and Fu Chengxi! ! !
I just want to know how Zhuang Jing is doing now
This ending is too hasty, right?
Ending the show? By the way, are there any extras?