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[Blurb]
Yuan Yao transmigrated into a hole-filled, old-fashioned tragic romance novel, becoming the miserable heroine who was abused in body and spirit by a scumbag man and wantonly tormented by the villainess.
In the original story, the scumbag emperor gave the heroine to the powerful minister Xie Han, as a substitute for the woman he loved.
Yuan Yao transmigrated just before the heroine was to be sent away.
To protect her younger female cousin and escape the scumbag, Yuan Yao decisively sought refuge with Xie Han, determined to cling tightly to this hard-won powerful patron no matter what.
But as she clung to him, the powerful Xie Han started acting strangely.
When Yuan Yao fell ill, Xie Han stayed by her side and personally prepared medicine to warm her.
When Yuan Yao was injured, Xie Han hurried back in the middle of the night to punish the culprit.
When Yuan Yao fell asleep, Xie Han gazed steadily at her, his eyes dark and intense, then lifted the corner of her quilt and climbed onto the bed. He gently wrapped his arms around her waist, his warm, heavy breath brushing her slender, pale neck. His gaze held a searching look. "Do you really remember nothing at all?"
Yuan Yao, pretending to be asleep: !!!!!
Wait! The author never wrote this part! What do I do?
A transmigrated heroine who only wants to cling to a powerful patron x a scheming, devoted male lead who is a powerful minister
Reader's Guide:
1. A fictional setting, very fictional. No historical nitpicking, but friendly discussion is welcome.
2. Sweet romance, both leads are virgins, happy ending.
3. Transmigration into a book + minister stealing the emperor's wife + amnesia, a melodramatic hodgepodge.
4. See chapter one for content warnings.
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In her previous life, Ning Zhi was the top courtesan at Mingyue House. Before she was to leave the brothel, she rescued Pei Xingzhou, the eldest son of the Marquis of Dingbei, who was trapped in prison.
She knew Pei Xingzhou cared only for power and strategy, and saw her merely as a pretty face who could listen to his troubles. He never even looked at her properly, yet she was still willing to fly into the flames like a moth.
When the Pei family fought for the throne, he was told to take a concubine for a political marriage. Pei Xingzhou offered nothing but an apology and no explanation.
Ning Zhi finally decided to divorce him, only to lose her life in vain, killed by Pei Xingzhou's personal guard.
After being reborn, she looked at Pei Xingzhou, who had come to the brothel to propose marriage as thanks. Pressing her nails into her palm, she gave a cold smile:
"I live in the pleasure quarter. How could I marry? We met by chance. What grounds have we for wedlock?"
Without mercy, Ning Zhi tore up her manumission papers and faked her death to escape the brothel...
Everyone said the eldest son of the Marquis of Dingbei had lost his head over a brothel woman, and that her death had nearly led him to raze the entire city of Huaizhou.
Pei Xingzhou searched for her like a madman. Then, while traveling to the borderlands, he met the legitimate daughter of the General Who Guards the Nation, famed for her medical skills.
He grabbed her sleeve without hesitation, his eyes reddening. "A Zhi, come home with me."
Ning Zhi brushed his hand away and smiled coldly. "Young master, please behave yourself. I am already betrothed."
Later, even after he had crossed mountains of corpses and rivers of blood and offered her an empress's crown, Ning Zhi remained unmoved.
The one thing she never expected was that the new emperor, who had usurped the throne, would be willing to give her the blood from his heart and trade his life for hers.
Only then did she learn that Pei Xingzhou had also been reborn.
Theme: Join hands to create a better life
I stayed up late to read this article, and I was more surprised. I originally thought it was just a sweet article to kill time, but as you go to the end, you can see the author's care in character creation. It seems that he has really created an era. Everyone has their own pain and happiness, such as a supporting role. Song Yirou is not a traditional tool. As a concubine, she has her own plans. She once admired Zhao Chen and gradually sobered up. In the end, she was always reluctant to let go of her and the child when Zhao Chen sent her away. As well as her final confession to the heroine, she is a real woman with her own ideas, and that The princess of the frontier is enthusiastic and generous, but she also has the ambition to protect her family and country. She is not limited by her love for the male protagonist, including the female protagonist. The characters in this article are not stereotyped. The female protagonist in the early stage may be a little jumpy, but she really grows in the later period. The second half of the article directly improves the depth of the story. Regarding history, there is always a strong sense of desolation in frontier wars. I also believe that Zhao Yu, who has experienced so much, will be a good monarch and a wise monarch like the late emperor. I also hope that he will meet a minister who can repay the emperor's favor on the golden platform. From now on, no foreigners will dare to invade Haiyan Heqing. There are many, many people, including Zhao Yu's uncle, the heroine's father, the heroine's uncle, the princess's father, and the frontier soldiers who lost their lives in vain because of Zhao Chen's madness. They all touched my heart deeply. Even the names in the history books were left behind, but they made immeasurable contributions to the dynasty. Finally, I look forward to the author's new article~
I really like the author's portrayal of the male protagonist. He has his own life trajectory and his own beliefs. He doesn't have much ambition and just tries to do everything he does well. Although he is a decisive general and a prince under one person, he also repays his kindness, is content with his content, and treats everyone who treats him well. His character creation is realistic. I can even peel it out of the romance shell, and his behavior and thoughts can withstand scrutiny.
How can I put it (low subscription is because I watched the extra first, not the pirated version). I was inexplicably moved when I saw this article where the male protagonist took the initiative to terminate the heir. I saw that many male protagonists thought that the more children the female protagonist had, the better it would be to satisfy their wishes, and they never considered the harm it would cause to the female protagonist. It was really uncomfortable.
Shi Ye won't die in battle, right+_+
This is my favorite article I've read recently!!!
Thank you madam! Sprinkle flowers!
Is this... My sister's CP?
Good sense of scale, hahaha
Blame the male protagonist, don't you know who the Dog Emperor is? If you are not to blame for being so stupid and loyal and harming the people and soldiers of Liangzhou, who should you blame?
Is the male protagonist really not Yu Zhong? In order to repay kindness and be loyal to such an emperor, wouldn't it harm all the people?