Lu Cheng, the legitimate imperial prince of the Great Zhou Dynasty, is strikingly handsome, ruthless and cold, and holds unrivaled power at court.
Yet some people insist that this nobleman's looks were hideous when he was young, and that he stuttered. They say he was once subjected to the scorn and mockery of the princes and princesses in the previous dynasty's palace.
So later, when the little princess of the previous dynasty shed her secret identity, slaughtered her way through the palace, and was cornered at the palace gates by Lu Cheng and his troops, just as everyone expected, the enemies came face-to-face, and the usually cold, silent man... had red-rimmed eyes.
The rumors never mentioned that...
Many years ago, one night, a boy whose heart had turned to ash was trapped in a desperate situation, and resolved to die.
The little princess took the dagger from his hand. Her clear, limpid eyes reflected the soft moonlight. "Your intelligence can serve your country, help you study and govern, and make you an extraordinary person!"
From that moment on, an image of pure white moonlight was engraved in his heart.
Year after year, he never forgot.
The heroine (after thinking for a long time, finally recalling what happened back then): My older brother taught me those words.
Reader notice:
1. Both leads are each other's first and only, HE.
2. A battlefield of rival suitors.
3. Fictional setting. No need to fact-check.
Theme: Face hardship without fear and soar against the wind
From the beginning to the end, the two main characters are brother and A Miao. The ending is really too uncomfortable. I would rather have an open ending or the heroine doesn't love anyone and can just be the fifth brother's sister. Ooooooo, the fifth brother is so good. Although you can tell from the text that Lu is with the heroine in the end, I still can't help but like the CP between the fifth brother and A Miao. Why can't the heroine stand by the fifth brother unconditionally? Then nothing will happen to Lu.
Brother, I'm really sorry
I originally came here for the two-way redemption of falling in love and killing each other in the text. I thought I was going to the healing system, but I didn't expect... Alas! The story of two male protagonists is really hard to bear, because no matter what, it will be difficult to reconcile.
I don't know why after reading the whole story, I just felt very sad for Fifth Brother. He is such a good person and has done so much for A Miao. He is not as selfish as A Miao said. The sister who was doted on by him and loved by him said so many words that hurt him and poked at his heart when she left, but she was so silent. I can't imagine how sad he felt at that time.
The fifth brother really loves A Miao as much as his life. Oh, I really hope to see a HE ending for the fifth brother. He is a treasured writer, and his emotional descriptions are meticulous and charming.
Brother, I'm really sorry
Ah, although, I was still moved by Fifth Brother. I feel sad +1
After reading the whole book, I personally feel that the characterization and character charm of the brother in the article are higher than that of the male protagonist, and the length of the text seems to be higher than that of the male protagonist (if this is not the case, it may be an illusion caused by the portrayal of the role of the brother that impressed me more). Of course, the male protagonist is also very good, but the brother is really regretful [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
It feels a bit regretful that the heroine didn't know her brother's affection for her and the fact that he sacrificed his life for her in the end. Although he didn't let her know, from the reader's perspective, he was really upset [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
It's not that be is better than be. I really cried to death. Many people close to the heroine died. The fifth brother never made it clear to the heroine until his death, and the heroine will continue to misunderstand her. She doesn't know what the fifth brother has done for her, and she feels that other people's endings are not so good.
From the beginning to the end, the two main characters are brother and A Miao. The ending is really too uncomfortable. I would rather have an open ending or the heroine doesn't love anyone and can just be the fifth brother's sister. Ooooooo, the fifth brother is so good. Although you can tell from the text that Lu is with the heroine in the end, I still can't help but like the CP between the fifth brother and A Miao. Why can't the heroine stand by the fifth brother unconditionally? Then nothing will happen to Lu.
Brother, I'm really sorry
I originally came here for the two-way redemption of falling in love and killing each other in the text. I thought I was going to the healing system, but I didn't expect... Alas! The story of two male protagonists is really hard to bear, because no matter what, it will be difficult to reconcile.
I don't know why after reading the whole story, I just felt very sad for Fifth Brother. He is such a good person and has done so much for A Miao. He is not as selfish as A Miao said. The sister who was doted on by him and loved by him said so many words that hurt him and poked at his heart when she left, but she was so silent. I can't imagine how sad he felt at that time.
The fifth brother really loves A Miao as much as his life. Oh, I really hope to see a HE ending for the fifth brother. He is a treasured writer, and his emotional descriptions are meticulous and charming.
Brother, I'm really sorry
Ah, although, I was still moved by Fifth Brother. I feel sad +1
After reading the whole book, I personally feel that the characterization and character charm of the brother in the article are higher than that of the male protagonist, and the length of the text seems to be higher than that of the male protagonist (if this is not the case, it may be an illusion caused by the portrayal of the role of the brother that impressed me more). Of course, the male protagonist is also very good, but the brother is really regretful [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
It feels a bit regretful that the heroine didn't know her brother's affection for her and the fact that he sacrificed his life for her in the end. Although he didn't let her know, from the reader's perspective, he was really upset [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
It's not that be is better than be. I really cried to death. Many people close to the heroine died. The fifth brother never made it clear to the heroine until his death, and the heroine will continue to misunderstand her. She doesn't know what the fifth brother has done for her, and she feels that other people's endings are not so good.