[New novel: The Consequences of Deceiving a Big Shot. Please add it to your reading list!]
Story Description:
Reborn at the scene where she'd mistakenly saved her sworn enemy, Ling Xuan was so furious she nearly strangled the bastard on the spot.
They met again on her wedding day. Her rival had survived, and the esteemed Young Lord had volunteered to marry into her family as one of her husbands.
After their wedding, he was completely obedient, nothing like the ruthless man he'd been in her previous life. Ling Xuan nearly believed his act, until he trapped her in a dark room again.
#A Short Scene: Stop Tugging at Me#
Ling Xuan: Women hold the highest status among the Yao people. It's common to take eight or ten husbands. You might not be able to accept that.
Yan Jue: I don't mind.
Ling Xuan: Beating and scolding my husbands is my daily entertainment. With your sickly constitution, I wonder if you can...
Yan Jue: I can take it.
Ling Xuan (ultimate move): You can join the family, but Gu Feiyun will be the principal husband and you'll be the secondary one.
Yan Jue: He can keep dreaming.
Reader's Guide: An unconventional matriarchal society. The heroine, hero, and second male lead all pretend to marry. One-on-one romance.
★★★
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#Delicate Little Liar x Ruthless Man of Few Words#
Wei Qingning is a young female doctor assigned to escort the princess of Huaxia to marry into the barbarian tribe.
A snowstorm hits, and she gets separated and falls into danger, only to be rescued by a strange barbarian.
Li Fu, a barbarian with a high-bridged nose, deep-set eyes, a strong build, and extraordinary good looks, makes Wei Qingning's heart race.
But Li Fu thinks she's too delicate to bring along and says he'll find her somewhere else to go.
Before Wei Qingning can even thank him, she's pushed onto an auction block. Li Fu stands with his arms crossed, expressionless, waiting for a buyer to bid.
Wei Qingning: ???
So much for my supposed savior!
Thinking fast, she says, “Wait, benefactor! I'm the Princess of Huaxia, the Barbarian King's bride. Take me to the barbarian capital and I'll reward you!”
Li Fu frowns at her for a long while, then finally nods.
When they reach the capital, Li Fu leaves. Wei Qingning breathes a sigh of relief, thinking their ill-fated connection is over.
But the next day, a red bridal sedan stops outside the embassy. The Barbarian King, rumored to have a blue-green face and fangs, has come in person to welcome his bride.
Li Fu wears wedding robes, his expression still cool as he looks at her and says, “As you wished.”
Wei Qingning: !!!
What happens when you deceive a big shot who kills without batting an eye?
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Theme: Know your limits
I won't give you any negative points. If you don't say a word, I will feel so uncomfortable that the male protagonist is too disgusting.
The subject matter is very novel and the writing is very attractive, but the writing style is a bit dull. I hope the author will get better and better.
I think General Xiao Gu is pretty good... At the moment, I like General Xiao Gu better
Hahahahahahahahaha, it made me laugh so hard
I can't tell that the heroine is a heroine at all, and I don't know if the heroine is innocent or stupid. She also likes the male protagonist, emmm... Fortunately, I skipped watching it, otherwise I would have been so angry.
Isn't the heroine too stupid? The lessons from her past life are not enough? She is so easily tempted?
Most of the plot was satisfactory, but the heroine said a lot of sorry and asked for help. It didn't feel good. The man didn't ask for it once but still acted like that. Anyway, I don't like the hero. Why is Gu not emotional? Comparing multiple ambiguous men, will the heroine still be interested in the hero?
This time the male protagonist is not the mastermind, but he can't escape the relationship. He hides it and refuses to report it. He clearly knows the relationship behind King Yin and others and does not tell everyone. In short, the male protagonist behaves like an undercover agent. He is not like the female protagonist at all. He does not deserve forgiveness.
The male lead is terrible. He clearly knew it was a trap but didn't warn her. He was watching the show from the sidelines. I guess he still had no feelings for the female lead because he was just using hostility.
The male protagonist is too selfish. He obviously has a miracle doctor by his side, but he doesn't show it to the female protagonist's master. Before, it was reasonable for him to suspect that it was an assassination by the Yao clan. But now it is obvious that he has a hidden agenda, but because of his repeated concealment, the female protagonist is in danger and cannot afford the position of the male protagonist.