The Fifth Prince, Pei Wuzhu, carefully hid her little secret and kept her head down until she was fifteen. Then, when the annual drama over the Zhengguo Duke's household's real and fake daughters erupted, she suddenly realized that she was living in a reborn novel.
She was neither the reborn heroine, nor the vicious supporting character who spent half the book competing with her, nor one of the male leads who fell for her. Thanks to her mother's favor with the emperor, she was the biggest villainous cannon fodder in the entire story: a good-for-nothing who made trouble for everyone, hurt others and herself, and dragged her relatives into the mess.
Of course, thanks to the tireless efforts of the hero and heroine, after the old emperor died, a cup of poisoned wine would send her mother to join him in the tomb. Then Pei Wuzhu would be banished to her fief in Lingnan, a land teeming with miasma, where she would live among insects and bandits...
No, Pei Wuzhu couldn't bear to think about it. First, she mercilessly beat up the original male lead, who was still following her around and calling her "Big Brother" in his childish voice. Then she ran to the Eastern Palace, fell to her knees, and begged the Crown Prince, "Brother, I was wrong. From now on, I'll do whatever you say. You have to protect me!"
The refined and elegant Crown Prince's smile faltered slightly. Then he gazed meaningfully at his silly "younger brother" and said, "Little Five, I'll remember those words."
For the rest of their lives, he would protect her and love her.
Reading guide:
1. A virtuous, talented, outwardly gentle but secretly calculating Crown Prince x a beautiful, seemingly useless heroine who grows into her own
2. The leads are not related by blood. One-on-one romance, both are each other's first, happy ending.
Coming soon: After the Empress Ascends the Throne
At six years old, Wei Lang already knew: the throne could be occupied by a man or a woman... but not every man thought women were fit to rule.
Even though the empress had already been on the throne for several years.
Li Heng was the empress's youngest son. At first Wei Lang envied him, then pitied him, and later, in a fit of madness, wanted to leap in and protect him.
Wei Lang casually exposed Li Heng's mixed Han and Hu ancestry, killed his maternal great-uncle, and left him in Chang'an to endure eight years of scorn.
Wei Lang thought indifferently, "Li Heng must hate me."
Li Heng looked at Wei Lang as if gazing up at the sun. "I wonder if Elder Sister has calmed down yet. Would she be willing to come back? ... It's all my fault for making her angry. She left home in a fit of rage because of me."
Wei Lang forced a smile. She couldn't bear to tell him: You're imagining things.
Whether she left or came back, Li Heng had nothing to do with Wei Lang's decision.
From beginning to end, Wei Lang stood firm: "This realm can belong only to the Eldest Princess."
Li Heng lowered his long lashes, looking fragile and helpless. "Marquis Wei, you've misunderstood. I have never thought of competing with my eldest sister... Besides, I have a plan that will ensure your scheme succeeds without fail."
"Marry me." Li Heng smiled faintly, delicate and seemingly frail, his breath as fragrant as an orchid. "If you marry me, once I leave the palace, Mother will have only Elder Sister to choose as her heir."
The heroine's story: adopted daughter of the empress → wandering orphan → white horse general → enfeoffed marquis → appointed commander → a unified realm;
The male lead's story: the rise of a delicate, helpless flower, but make it a man.
A lone wolf who can overpower any opponent and would rather act than talk x a delicate white flower with limpid eyes, so lovely and pitiful that anyone would want to protect him;
A newly founded empress's dynasty, not a traditional matriarchal society;
The heroine has a subtle, hidden harem magnet buff.
Theme: Stay true to yourself and never forget your original aspirations.
Why are there no extra episodes between the male protagonist and the female protagonist?
I really don't understand what the heroine is thinking... Even if she can't tell the difference between her eldest brother's lover who has been with her for many years and her brother who has been separated for many years and has deceived her, can't she still distinguish right from wrong? Lao Wu is in poor health and has an extreme and vicious temperament like a mad dog. Being a prince is a professional, and the heroine should know who to choose even for the sake of the people, right? Lover and brother, if she chooses her brother's lover, she will definitely die, but if she chooses her lover, the lover will not kill her brother like crazy... Anyway, the emperor is dead and the dust has settled. When it comes to bloodline, I really don't understand. As long as no one knows, who would think that the prince is not a relative? The author wrote it very well, I don't mean any harm, but it's just too uncomfortable. Well.
This article was really exciting before the return of the real fifth prince. The story did move forward after the fifth prince came back, but to be honest, it was really bad. The story of "blood for dogs and water for dogs" is the same. It was very deliberately done to be bloody for the sake of being bloody. I understand the choices made by everyone in the article. Everyone should have their own shortcomings. However, when the fifth prince came back later, the male protagonist basically had no role, and the female protagonist also did a bad job, and finally ended like this. I wonder if the author was tired of writing? Anyway, after reading the last few chapters, I wasn't in a good mood and was speechless. Do you have to do this? Do you have to add this kind of nonsense?
The accuracy passed down from their ancestors is so good.
Want to see it! I'm really happy for 50 coins!
Damn, please don't end it so quickly. I can still read a hundred chapters of the story of the male and female protagonist. The extra story needs to be sweet. The story of Yuan Yuan and the prince and brother cannot be ignored.
Over? Still want to see
I feel like the brother is still a bit of a cheat on the girl, and the male lead is a bit too generous.
There are too many elements mixed in, and the roundness cannot return, so it becomes a pot of blood.
I don't understand this chapter, why is it necessary to exist?