The Palace Consort is now underway. Please bookmark the author's page~
Blurb:
Liu Kan, Emperor Ping of Han, spent his life under the thumb of his powerful in-laws, forced to do their bidding.
After enduring years of humiliation, the young emperor finally eliminates the Wang clan, his greatest threat, and executes his father-in-law, who had tried to usurp the throne. From then on, he holds absolute power and reaches the pinnacle of his life.
In her previous life, Wang Yan believed Liu Kan had cherished her all his life. But after being reborn, Wang Yan discovers Liu Kan's secret: beneath his gentle, jade-like mask lies nothing but hatred for the Wang clan.
After years of supporting and comforting him, Wang Yan dares not wonder what place she truly holds in the young emperor's heart.
Perhaps their meeting after the bird-screen marriage selection all those years ago was a mistake from the start...
Wang Yan feels a little self-mocking. In the end, another stream may replace the great sea, and her longing will never again reach Mount Wu.
Can she and Liu Kan still blossom into a pair of flowers on one stem?
Reader's Guide:
1. This is a warm and gentle story. The author's mother won't put the characters through misery.
2. Inspired by historical figures, but the story is entirely fictional.
3. The logic follows the plot.
4. If you enjoy reading this, dear readers, please bookmark it. Sending love!
Theme: Being reborn and changing a tragic life.
It's a really rushed ending. I look forward to the author's future masterpieces. The structure of the first book really didn't stand up in the middle. It can't be said to be a problem with the ending.
This progress is really too slow
How old is Wang Yu? Why did he have so many children?
Aren't they the same age in history? It's not different than four years old, right?
The heroine doesn't look like she is eight years old, nor does she look precocious. She can be made a little bit more like one or two years old, or eleven or twelve years old?
It's very interesting, but the emotional line is a bit short. I didn't pull out the table of contents for fear of being spoiled, so I don't know if it's a full-length novel. It's okay if it's a full-length novel, but it's just spreading out, otherwise it will be difficult to wrap it up later, and a lot of the writing will end in an anticlimax.
Changsha Kingdom is very close to Zhongshan Kingdom??
Press your claws and claws ~ Finish spreading your hair ~
Didn't the Empress Dowager call herself Aijia?
Great work on opening a new book!! I can't bear to leave Yanyan and Ah Jin