After Zhu Yan gave birth to a son, all she hoped for was that he would grow up quickly and be made a prince, and that the dog emperor would kick the bucket soon, so she could follow her son to his fiefdom and become the queen dowager...
Then, in the fourth year of Yuanhe, she discovered that she had transmigrated into a book and become the ultimate villainess of a palace-intrigue novel, destined to be sentenced to death.
To stay alive, she considered lying low and going with the flow.
She considered keeping her distance from the heroine.
In the end, she realized: This concubine just can't do it~
From then on, she blazed down the path of bewitching the emperor and bringing ruin to the realm, causing trouble at every turn...
As a new batch of imperial consorts entered the palace, Zhu Yan, a legend within its walls, naturally became the object of their admiration and envy. Every one of them dreamed of becoming the next legend by climbing over the old favorites~
They smile at the newcomers, but who hears the old favorites cry?
Zhu Yan, one of the old favorites: Instead of wasting time crying, I might as well hope the dog emperor dies soon.
Dog Emperor: Are you sure? As long as I live, you needn't fear anyone in this realm.
Calamitous beauty consort X looks-obsessed tyrant
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Next story: The Cultivation Clan
She transmigrates into a marquis's household, born with a jade in her mouth.
Huang Yu thought she had become a female version of Jia Baoyu and gotten a domestic intrigue plot, since her mother had only one daughter and her father had a whole crowd of concubines. Then her father came by in a drunken rage, and the jade plaque on her body flew up by itself and knocked the scoundrel unconscious.
Her jaw dropped. She thought she'd landed in a fantasy world.
In the darkness, her mother's eyes sparkled as she picked her up and gave her a fierce kiss. "My child, you truly are no ordinary person." Then she left the unconscious scoundrel lying there and walked away.
When she turned six, she ate longevity noodles.
Her mother took her to a pair of enormous ornamental pillars, pointed to the "Carp Gate" behind them, and told her: If she passed through the stone gate and her bloodline was tested, she would get a chance to completely change her fate and cultivate in the cultivation world.
Her mother also told her: If she had immortal potential, she would take her mother's surname and be called Huang Yu from then on.
Bearing her mother's earnest hopes and carrying the talking jade, she passed through the "Carp Gate," leaving the mortal world for the Eastern Beginning Huang Clan in the cultivation world.
She joined a thriving cultivation clan and planned to work hard to raise it from a second-tier clan to a first-tier one as soon as possible. Then she discovered that the clan's female cultivators were already famous across the cultivation world for their ferocity, earning them the nickname "the Crazy Huang Women."
Huang Yu thought that sounded great. She would follow in her clan's footsteps and carry on its fine traditions.
Who in the cultivation world isn't crazy? They fight for resources, territory, spirit beasts, talent, and cultivation partners (yes, even those). Of the fifty ways of the Great Dao, Heaven derives forty-nine, leaving one for escape.
Cultivation is, by its very nature, defying heaven.
Male lead's blurb:
Someone firmly believes that if you swing your hoe well, there's no corner you can't dig up.
After tireless effort, whether it was A Yu's childhood sweetheart, the fiance arranged by her elders, or the talented prodigies of the three thousand realms, every last one of them became his defeated opponent.
He fought his way through countless rivals before finally standing by A Yu's side and earning his place. No one could take it from him.
A scheming homewrecker plots tirelessly to steal someone else's partner, and succeeds.
Clan-building, genius cultivator, a proper cultivation story with a couple, though the romance doesn't get much screen time. Cultivation levels, for now: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Deification.
Theme: Rules are meant to be broken.
The dog emperor deserved to die with his eyes closed. He never thought about understanding the heroine. All he liked was the docility that the heroine pretended to be. To the end of his life, he didn't know why the heroine didn't like him. He blamed the heroine for not being able to sleep. It's really sad and deplorable. Just after reading the whole story, I felt that the heroine was so wrong. As a son, the prince felt that he did not love his mother at all and thought about the heroine. Instead, he became closer to the emperor and thought about the emperor everywhere. Thinking that the heroine persisted for his son for so long, did he really want to cry?
Skipping to the second half, I actually found that this result was quite unexpected and in line with common sense. I thought that Zhu Yan would actually get together with the emperor in modern times, because she also had feelings for the emperor, and in modern times, he realized his mistake and changed his mind. He was a rich, handsome, affectionate man who had been together for decades. It seemed good for the heroine to accept it. As a result, Zhu Yan did not accept the ending after hesitation. The hurt she suffered has passed, but it does not mean that she has not been hurt. Things that have been there will always leave traces, not to mention the mental pressure and injuries of more than ten years. Maybe Zhu Yan loved the emperor in the end, but love does not mean that she can accept everything without any barriers. After all, it became a hurdle. She may have come out of it, but the hurdle remained there.
Oh, so it doesn't matter if so many people died in Kuang Kuang Kuang. Can the Dog Emperor be fearless because of his identity in his previous life? I know this is a romance novel, and it is a novel with emotional lines as the main body, but the ending is really hard to comment on... I prefer to pursue ideals, and I think it's good to stop at the ending of the main text. Although it is suspected of being abrupt and unfinished, the intention at the beginning of the thirty-fourth year has not changed, which is in line with the "stick to the bottom line" that the whole text has always expressed. Modern freedom is a person's self-respect, self-love, respect for life and equal human rights (to be honest, the tone of the heroine is the only reason why I read it) Then the ancient chapter can also be accepted. Everyone grows up as they are, and the characters are more complete. However, the underworld is really hard to describe. Although the setting of the souls of the emperor, empress, and family is unscientific, it's okay for the time-travel novel to be unscientific. I only worry about one thing: since you have written about all the emperors and related queens in the main text, please also make it clear in the extra chapter whether these queens are the first wives or the prince's biological mothers. It is difficult to round out the world after death, and it also adds completely unconceived and completely unnecessary parts, which is difficult to comment on. To put it more harshly, the extras are mostly to complete the main text and explain the hidden clues, or to add the afterlife like the original intention of this extravaganza (this chapter can be considered as accomplished, but don't do it next time), or to point out the next part like a movie Easter egg. If you just throw it out in the draft like this, don't call it an extra. It's not bad to just open a messy and funny if idea. In the next chapter, it is acceptable to travel back to modern times. It even feels like being scientific for a while in an unscientific world (because the ancient body has disappeared). The result was totally unexpected! First, click the fairy grass to experience the calamity (at first glance, I feel like touching porcelain red x dream) and then the heaven system (do you remember this is a time travel article), I really don't understand it Why do this in the extra episode? Apart from denying the main story of more than a hundred chapters, what is the point of writing like this? I'm so stupid. When I saw Vanilla dead, I thought, wasn't Liu Zhu also dead in The Legend of Zhenx? How terrifying it is to write the imperial power with the blood of someone close to you. When I saw the death of Zili's mother and the bloodbath of palace officials related to the Deng family, I thought that the author said that this was an unusual dog emperor. The emperor was so angry that he laid down millions of corpses. This is an exaggeration, but it is acceptable to accept this logic, and the character is more in-depth. Later, the abduction and various crimes can be attributed to the feudalism and the emperor at that time. It is outrageous but acceptable. Seeing that Zhu Yan decided to survive first and then tried it step by step for a long time, I thought it was okay to pull a little bit. I even admired her for having the courage to treat herself as a human being and others as human beings in such an environment. Seeing that the emperor has changed and remains the same, I think this is very good. It is completely the emperor's urine. Moreover, Zhu Yan has never been able to explain it clearly and the emperor has never been able to understand it. The connection with the previous article here is very agreeable. Although running away is a bit crude, the key to hiding something is to be bold. Who would have thought of actually running away? Zhu Siniang's explanation of what's wrong with the corpse was pretty good at the end. Even if the Taoist was castrated and the fake corpse was created, it might not be obvious. The main text is generally fluent and readable. The characters of the supporting characters fully serve the plot but the details are outstanding. The Dog Emperor is a real dog and is suitable for tossing various things to promote the plot. Zhu Yan's main plot is also complete. The faults are not hidden, it belongs to me. I am willing to collect it and give it a try in advance. I will try the author's next work and enjoy it again. The extra story made me give up this idea Forget it, don't think about it anymore, I'll disappear from the world
The Dog Emperor is really the Dog Emperor, he hasn't changed at all. And, the daughter's son eventually became another "monster" under the alienation of feudal society.
While sleeping with the beauty, I think about Yanyan, I really miss her! If Yan Yan is in love, I think Cousin Mo will be the one to take the lead!
I feel like the extra is quite abrupt. Back to the main story, if the dog emperor doesn't go crazy and kill people randomly, I kind of want him to watch the heroine disappear.
This is he. The heroine escapes from this place and lives her own life. I redefine he.
The male protagonist is really a scumbag A complete feudal man... Can't control his lower body The heroine is particularly sober. The biggest regret is that there is no second male lead to slap the hero in the face. Not being together in the end is the most perfect ending! He!
Fortunately, the Dog Emperor is just not suitable to be Zhu Yan's lover, but he is a qualified emperor. So in the ending, it was good for Zhu Yan to escape and live her own life. There was no need to scold the heroine's son. After all, the Dog Emperor was indeed a good father to him. He did not grow up with modern education. It cannot be said that he loves the heroine and hates the emperor. The author has given Zhu Yan the ending she wanted
Watch the episode, I'm sick, so I can't control myself