Life After Being Forced to Marry the Disabled New Emperor

Anyway, I still like it very much... People who want to read novels like Shou will like it very much. People who can't stand this kind of character will only feel aggrieved after reading the article. I think everyone should pay attention to reading and clearing up mines. The author emphasized that Shou is really selfish and pretentious several times, but this is what I read in the article... Gong's paranoia has always existed, and it doesn't feel like the character breakdown mentioned in previous comments. Anyway! ! Personally I think it is above average

I think it's very beautiful. I also feel that if I am not sure that a person will love me forever, it will be difficult for me to love him. Maybe I just like him, but generally I don't meet such a paranoid person, and I will always be unsure whether I can love him. But I always feel that I am not worthy of being loved so much. If someone is nice to me, I will feel guilty and worry that one day he will not love me anymore.

I have read several books about my wife, and I found that my wife's aggression and reception can only be tolerated by each other. They are also a natural match in another sense.

The perfect love match between a selfish maniac and a yandere lunatic who tame each other would not work if it were anyone else.

In fact, this kind of character talent and attack. If he really showed that he was happy to see Gong having fun and happily accepted it when he heard that Gong wanted to reconcile with him, he might not have blood splattered on the spot. It also shows that it is easy for ordinary people to fall in love with mentally ill people.

? ? Rabbit is so cute. I never thought I would actually eat Rabbit.

The two of them had obviously said "I love you" to each other, but Shou continued to say things like "I will never like you" to irritate Gong. Until the end, Shou did not fully believe that Gong would never hurt him because he loved him. When Shou was the concubine of the former emperor, she was still able to analyze the situation and deal with the situation between the then crown prince and Gong, but later she completely lost her wits and turned into a pure fool. Gao repeatedly said from beginning to end that he would never hurt Shou, but Shou was almost at the end of the episode and was still struggling with whether or not Shou would kill him because he was crazy, and he was also thinking about curing Shou and escaping from the palace. . . There is really no progress in this relationship. . .

It's not as cute as Zheng, nor as clear-minded as it is, and it's quite confusing. Fortunately, I didn't read this article, otherwise I wouldn't have touched the other books.

As the author said, it is indeed from the previous book, Prince of the Enemy Country, or I read this one after finishing the second edition of Enemy Country. I usually read novels based on the author's taste, but this one was indeed a bit disappointing at first. I even read the article details again and thought I had read the wrong book. It was quite messy in the early stage, but then it started to become more orderly, and overall it was OK. I think the character creation was successful, but I just need to pay more attention to the plot. I like the characters of the protagonists in Madam's family, so Madam, keep up the good work! Come on!

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