The sixth prince of Jing, Jing Yu, was lost among the common folk. When he was found, he was a lame little beggar scrounging for alms on the streets.
After he was brought back to the palace, the emperor despised him, his brothers shunned him, and the palace maids bullied him.
As the emperor's sixth son, Jing Yu was timid and lowly, with none of the dignity of royalty. He couldn't compare in the slightest to those young noblemen in their fine clothes, riding spirited horses.
As fate would have it, the adored little princess of Qi came to Jing to marry for political purposes. The emperor gazed at her fondly and let her choose a husband.
Yun Yan glanced around and picked the sixth prince, whose delicate, pitiful looks were also quite handsome.
Later, Jing Yu kissed the back of Yun Yan's foot and gazed up at her with humble devotion. "Your Highness is noble and precious. Jing Yu is willing to toil like an ox or horse for you."
Yun Yan smiled. "I hear you can't have children. We each get what we need."
Jing Yu quietly held her in place, smiling gently.
Each getting what we need... That was indeed the case.
Later, Jing Yu tore off his disguise and locked Yun Yan inside a dark, cramped cabinet. His ink-black eyes were cold, but a smile played at the corner of his lips. "Do you know what you did wrong?"
Yun Yan's almond-shaped eyes brimmed with tears. Hugging her knees, she sobbed out an answer. "I... I know."
In a nutshell, this is the story of a clever-by-half princess who takes a liking to a prince with a slave's disposition, plans to [censored] her little slave, but gets [censored] by him instead.
A brooding, melodramatic male lead who acts like a slave on the surface but is a beast in private vs. a self-satisfied, pampered little princess who pretends to be a pure white lotus. Cut away the setup and you get: melodramatic male lead vs. tea-green female lead.
Enter at your own risk.
Author's daily gripe: Coming up with a title is really, really, really hard...
Original title: The Humble Diary of His Highness the Prince
2019.06.28
Coming soon: No Escape
At the welcoming banquet, Prince Xiao was drugged.
To avoid being dragged into a power struggle by becoming the chancellor's son-in-law, Prince Xiao fought off the effects of the drug and pushed away the chancellor's daughter. Staggering, he pulled a passing palace maid into his arms instead.
The next morning, the palace maid woke up in tears. Prince Xiao had no choice but to promise her a proper status and to take her home.
Later, the palace maid disappeared. Prince Xiao assumed the chancellor had harmed her and sent his men everywhere to find her. With things on the verge of blowing up, the young empress dowager behind the curtain held back her tears, put on a maid's clothes that night, and appeared before the man.
Caressing her waist, the man said in a low voice, "If anyone in the palace dares to harm you, you have to tell me. Otherwise, I'll take you home right now!"
Yan Su hurriedly patted his angry chest to soothe him, promising that in half a year, when she turned twenty-five and could leave the palace, she would go home with him.
Prince Xiao suspiciously studied her, despite her looking nowhere near twenty, then reluctantly agreed.
Later, Prince Xiao learned that the palace maid had left the palace and run out of the city without looking back. He turned the capital upside down. Just as he was about to chase her beyond the city, he grew furious to discover that the young empress dowager, who ruled from behind the curtain, was growing more and more suspicious.
On the day of the rebellion, Prince Xiao committed treason by stepping onto the imperial throne and pinching the young empress dowager's cheek. He narrowed his eyes and said dangerously, "Your Majesty is so calculating and cunning. I must admit, I'm thoroughly outmatched."
Yan Su's eyes glistened with tears as she pleaded softly, "I could never match Your Highness's prowess..."
If I get another life, I will never sneak into the kitchen at midnight to steal food again, QAQ.
The heroine is forced into the role of a solemn, widowed empress dowager, pure of heart and free of desire. In private, she's actually lazy, greedy, and a chatterbox.
Theme: A story of the male and female leads saving each other.
No matter what? Anyway, I am the female protagonist, and I just think the female protagonist is miserable.
And even though she grew up in such an environment, no one taught her what the right kind of love is. Then anyway, I just felt that the male protagonist made me very, very breathless in the later period.
He just feels like the heroine doesn't obey him, doesn't love him, or does something that doesn't suit his wishes. He will be particularly gloomy, and then he will take revenge on the heroine and the people around her.
It was like this in the early stage. Anyway, I personally have never seen in this article that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist deeply. What I have always seen is that if a wife is slightly inconsistent with his wishes, he will say that even if he likes this wife very much, if this wife is slightly inconsistent with his wishes, he will become very irritable. Maybe it's me, I've read too many sweet pet stories, but I just don't accept it. It's the kind of thing where you keep scorning others even though you are deeply in love. To be honest, from the first chapter, that is, from the time of marriage, I have always felt that the male protagonist is against the female protagonist. I haven't lost any good face, really.
When I ask myself, I feel that this book portrays the image of the male and female protagonist very profoundly. But absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, the female protagonist cannot accept the male protagonist treating the female protagonist like this. Anyway, I have never seen the male protagonist treat the female protagonist well after getting married. Later, he will only do it when the female protagonist is very, very miserable. In other words, he will change the way he treats the female protagonist. To be honest, he is essentially no different from being tame, right? It's just that I love the heroine more than those people before (don't criticize me, everyone spent money) (I am guilty, I invest in nutritional supplements, but I must say these things)
I didn't order all of them, but only bought the last few chapters. I wanted to see the content about the abuse of the male protagonist, but I was very disappointed. Why did the female protagonist get beaten?
Then if all this is the heroine acting, who knows whether she is telling the truth or lies hahahaha
Or should the female protagonist help the male protagonist win the throne, then crush the male protagonist to death, and then be led by the male protagonist's counterattack?
Damn, I suddenly have the feeling that if this wasn't a romance novel, and if the heroine had never liked the male protagonist, then the steps the heroine was taking would be absolutely amazing.
Prince: My life is so difficult→_→
,,,? Hahahahahahahahahahahaha
Hahahahahaha, then the story of Concubine Yun was dictated by a shameless little princess?
The little princess is quite cunning, mainly because her cards are too bad and she has no choice.
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Break Her
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The Supporting Female Character's Self-Rescue
Why Did the Crown Prince Go Mad After She Faked Her Death?
Days Spent Raising the Demon King
Spoiling Jiao Jiao
No Escape
The Crown Prince's Seduction
A Guide to Handling a Sick Husband
After Seven Years of Widowhood, My Villainous Husband Came Home
No matter what? Anyway, I am the female protagonist, and I just think the female protagonist is miserable. And even though she grew up in such an environment, no one taught her what the right kind of love is. Then anyway, I just felt that the male protagonist made me very, very breathless in the later period. He just feels like the heroine doesn't obey him, doesn't love him, or does something that doesn't suit his wishes. He will be particularly gloomy, and then he will take revenge on the heroine and the people around her. It was like this in the early stage. Anyway, I personally have never seen in this article that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist deeply. What I have always seen is that if a wife is slightly inconsistent with his wishes, he will say that even if he likes this wife very much, if this wife is slightly inconsistent with his wishes, he will become very irritable. Maybe it's me, I've read too many sweet pet stories, but I just don't accept it. It's the kind of thing where you keep scorning others even though you are deeply in love. To be honest, from the first chapter, that is, from the time of marriage, I have always felt that the male protagonist is against the female protagonist. I haven't lost any good face, really. When I ask myself, I feel that this book portrays the image of the male and female protagonist very profoundly. But absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, the female protagonist cannot accept the male protagonist treating the female protagonist like this. Anyway, I have never seen the male protagonist treat the female protagonist well after getting married. Later, he will only do it when the female protagonist is very, very miserable. In other words, he will change the way he treats the female protagonist. To be honest, he is essentially no different from being tame, right? It's just that I love the heroine more than those people before (don't criticize me, everyone spent money) (I am guilty, I invest in nutritional supplements, but I must say these things)
I didn't order all of them, but only bought the last few chapters. I wanted to see the content about the abuse of the male protagonist, but I was very disappointed. Why did the female protagonist get beaten?
Then if all this is the heroine acting, who knows whether she is telling the truth or lies hahahaha
Or should the female protagonist help the male protagonist win the throne, then crush the male protagonist to death, and then be led by the male protagonist's counterattack?
Damn, I suddenly have the feeling that if this wasn't a romance novel, and if the heroine had never liked the male protagonist, then the steps the heroine was taking would be absolutely amazing.
Prince: My life is so difficult→_→
,,,? Hahahahahahahahahahahaha
Hahahahahaha, then the story of Concubine Yun was dictated by a shameless little princess?
The little princess is quite cunning, mainly because her cards are too bad and she has no choice.
Wow wow cry wow wow cry