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After dying suddenly, Hu Jingruo transmigrates to the seventeenth year of the Yongle reign of the Ming Dynasty, becoming the daughter of Hu Ying, Left Vice Minister of the Ministry of Rites.
During her journey through time, she meets the legendary Cricket Emperor: Zhu Zhanji, Emperor Xuanzong of Ming.
Zhu Zhanji: "What, you heard I like you? Are you so happy you can't speak?"
Hu Jingruo: "..."
The struggle for the throne between Zhu Zhanji, Emperor Xuanzong of Ming, and Zhu Gaoxu, Prince of Han, affects countless people. Without even realizing it, Hu Jingruo steps into the turmoil as well.
One person rescues her from danger. He gives her a lifetime of tenderness, and gives her the wholehearted devotion no man of the Ming Dynasty could offer. He loves her with his very life.
Entanglements from the past and an inextricable tangle of love and hate ensure that everyone is destined for a path of no return.
1. This is not a historically rigorous Ming Dynasty story. There is some political struggle, but the focus is on romance.
2. There are two male leads. The primary male lead is Zhu Zhanji, and the secondary male lead is Xiang Ying.
3. This is an ensemble story, with the love stories of many people woven in. There are two main romantic storylines.
4. The story is a slow burn, and the author is illiterate.
5. No need to doubt it: this story has sweetness, lots of sweet moments, and both the first and second male leads are classic good men.
6. This is not a story of countering every move as it comes. It is a very slow burn, extremely slow burn, and the best parts come later.
(The author is terrible at writing blurbs, sorry. This story is short, but has a lot of plot, and moves at a fairly quick pace. The focus is on the story. The earlier chapters deliberately used a more classical style to get a contract, but after the first forty thousand words, the story mainly focuses on the plot.)
Theme: How could we simply pursue gain and avoid harm, with no way for love to turn into resentment and hatred?
But when a woman dies, her husband does not need to be buried. Isn't this selfish in comparison? Let's leave aside the female protagonist, but whether it's a male or a male, I think it's very subtle and not worth it.
I cried, woo woo, this is my favorite article I have read in 2022, help me, I am running out of words, but, woo woo woo.
In a feudal era, I don't understand why the heroine is not cautious at all
So what is the heroine's mouth used for?
Aborting the female protagonist's fetus, the male protagonist is sick
Jing Ruohe Fighter Jing Ruo and Xiang Ying These two pairs are so disappointing. After watching the modern episode, I feel that the sweetness is not enough. I really want to eat sugar duck.
I felt relieved after seeing the latest updated chapter. When will Jing Ruo tell Xiang Ying all the hidden things?
I have a feeling that the conflict between the two will escalate again. They won't get divorced this time, right?
Xiao Hu can't really be childless in this life, right? That would be too tragic555
It feels average, but is it similar to a side story or a short article written by a writer? Very well written!