(My next book is Mingyue Ye: a melodramatic push-and-pull romance. The blurb is at the very end.)
Wei Qiang knew that the person Li Che hated most was her.
They had been childhood sweethearts, but after someone else's schemes, she had no choice but to send Li Che to his death with a cup of poisoned wine.
Yet, unexpectedly, he survived.
In the fifteenth year of the Jinming era, Li Che raised an army outside the city.
On the day the city gates fell, the first thing he did was go to the Wei residence and take her chastity.
That night, the candle flames flickered and died. Tears streaked her face as the man's voice seethed beside her ear:
“Wei Qiang, you owe me this.”
“Remember this: from now on, every moment of your life, I'll keep you in hell, begging for death day and night.”
Wei Qiang watched him seize the throne and ascend as emperor.
She watched the boy who once followed her everywhere, his eyes filled with nothing but her, become a cold and merciless ruler.
Li Che imprisoned her in the palace and tormented her day and night, yet made her live as the lowliest palace servant.
So the once pampered young lady gradually learned to wash clothes, light fires, and read people's expressions.
In the winter of the first year of the Jinxuan era, the emperor and empress were married.
Li Che specially ordered her to attend and offer them wine.
At his side sat the daughter of the current prime minister, a woman with gentle features.
Eyes lowered, Wei Qiang stepped forward, but a careless mistake sent the wine jar crashing to the floor.
Wei Qiang knelt there, helpless, watching the emperor rise in his wedding robes, his face dark with anger.
He gripped her chin with a cold expression.
Just as he had years ago, he forced the burning liquor down Wei Qiang's throat.
Li Che watched coldly as she choked and collapsed.
Covered in grime, Wei Qiang retched on the floor. After a while, she vomited blood.
The wine was poisoned.
Lying in Li Che's arms, she watched his face grow increasingly panicked as her voice grew weaker.
“Your Majesty, I once served you a cup of poisoned wine. Now... Your Majesty has given me one in return.”
“Your Majesty and I are even now.”
Snow swirled down as wedding celebrations filled the world.
A layer of frost settled on the emperor's trembling lashes.
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Li Che had thought his heart was dead long ago.
It died on the night his young love made him drink poison, but now it beat again amid the brilliant red of this winter wedding chamber.
From that day on, every moment found him in hell, his heart aching as if he would die.
The night wind whispered of the sins he had committed. In this life and the next, they would never be even.
1. The heroine fakes her death. The hero takes her by force and then suffers through the long road to win her back.
2. Both are each other's only partners, one-on-one, happy ending. The harem is basically nonexistent.
3. The heroine has a speech disorder at the beginning, but recovers around chapter twenty.
---Next book: Mingyue Ye---
For the first fifteen years of her life, Ming Ye had a miserable time.
Her mother's family had fallen into decline, and her father brought a concubine into the household. Suddenly, there was an older sister a year her senior.
The woman stole her father's affection and her place as the eldest daughter, then took credit for the hundred-flower painting Ming Ye had made for the Empress Dowager. In a flash, she became the most sought-after young lady in the capital.
And Ming Ye, once the pampered eldest daughter of the Ming family, became an unloved child, locked away in a dark estate and treated as someone anyone could bully.
Ming Ye had always been waiting for a chance, a chance to reclaim everything she had lost and make Ming Yao know what it meant to lose something precious.
Then, at a palace banquet, Ying Zhuo entered her field of vision.
He was the man her elder sister, Ming Yao, was destined to marry, a refined gentleman admired by all.
And more than that...
He would be hers to command, the man fated to fall at her feet.
[Special Scene]
On the day she disguised herself as Ming Yao and deliberately approached Ying Zhuo,
On the day she used Ming Yao's identity to trick him into drinking deer-blood wine and watched the dignified gentleman lose himself to passion,
Ming Ye had already foreseen that this day would come.
When the truth came out, Ying Zhuo accepted the emperor's irrevocable decree and married the real Ming Yao.
Ming Yao happily took her seat in the bridal sedan, while the upright gentleman Ming Ye longed for stood in his wedding robes, struggling to contain his emotions as he repeatedly glanced at her among the guests.
The jade cups clinked. Clear wine dripped from her little finger, its nail painted red.
Ming Ye lifted her lips into a smile at him.
Under Ying Zhuo's bright red sleeve was a note she had left for him.
"Come see me at midnight."
Beneath the groom's collar, hidden from everyone else's view, was the mark of her reckless, passionate kisses.
*The story of a high-and-mighty hero who is deceived in body and heart, then driven to madness.
A highly principled gentleman vs. a wily beauty who knows how to play her cards.
*One-on-one romance, both leads each other's only partners, happy ending.
Both leads are each other's only partners, happy ending.
Premise: Stand on your own two feet and take charge of your fate.
It's so boring. In the end, whether you can cure it or not is considered punishment? Are you deliberately letting your wife live with a cripple? It's disgusting. I just want to give myself some psychological comfort. Others will not benefit from your disability. They will only lose some of the conveniences they deserve. It is harmful to others and not beneficial to yourself. It's better to skip to the end. This male protagonist has no ability to consider things from other people's perspectives. He is like a weak character.
To be honest, the plot started from high to low. The female protagonist was tortured so miserably in the early stage and she still hated the male protagonist so much. The pursuit of his wife didn't have much plot content at all. It just lost a few fingers and it was over? It ended inexplicably, ugh.
Overall, it's pretty cheap... But after reading them all, I find it the cheapest haha [rolls eyes]
Are there any more extras? If not, please finish it as soon as possible. Thank you.
No, I didn't want to watch a girl being tortured, so I skipped and started watching the wife-chasing crematorium, and it turned out that at the end, there was an extra episode called The Anti-Theft Chapter [laughing and crying]. I was really impressed... There are always people who like to skip watching.
Much, much, much more! ! [Three-flowered cat head][Three-flowered cat head]
Too mediocre, a waste of my RMB
Is it possible to restore the male protagonist's hand? After all, it's not good for him to treat the female protagonist with his hand like that after they are together?
Write more extras and make the timeline slower
(Contains spoilers ahead, may contain typos)
This novel was originally a big regret in my heart, because the love-hate entanglement between the male and female protagonists written in the early stage made me worried and obsessed. The male protagonist here does not abuse the female protagonist because of his own personality like the male protagonist in other novels. The male protagonist did not drink the poisonous wine brought by the female protagonist. He is a very good character, a handsome young man, but the heroine tricked him into drinking poisoned wine, which caused him to almost die. He was forced to stay away from the capital for three years before he came back for revenge and took back everything he had. I can understand the motivation of the hero to take revenge on the heroine. At this time, the hero and the heroine did have a deep hatred. But while watching it, I also felt sorry for the female protagonist who was badly retaliated by the male protagonist, so I especially hope that the male protagonist will quickly put down his hatred for the female protagonist and fast forward to the time when the two pursue their wives and get back together.
The female protagonist was very weak after the miscarriage. She thought she was going to die, so she hoped to use her life to pay for the male protagonist. One life is worth one life. I think the male protagonist should let go of his hatred at this point. After all, they both lost their first child, and the damage the female protagonist suffered has long been enough to offset the mistakes she made against the male protagonist at that time. As a result, the male protagonist continued to abuse the female protagonist, which really shocked me. The male protagonist really hated the female protagonist.
Later, the heroine faked her death. I thought the hero should know that he was wrong, but the fact is that after the hero reunited with the heroine, he kidnapped her regardless of her wishes and took her back to the palace where her nightmare was. The hero has never respected the heroine's ideas. He is very selfish and arrogant. He always treats the heroine according to his own ideas and ignores the real feelings of the heroine. She felt that she wanted to escape from the palace, want to be free, and wanted to see her daughter. The male protagonist was always self-righteously treating the female protagonist, thinking that this would make up for the female protagonist's desire to win her back. During this period, he chopped off his own fingers to atone for his sin (because he also chopped off the fingers of the female protagonist's brother before. PS The part where the male protagonist's fingers were eaten by the puppy made me feel very uncomfortable. ) Also made the female protagonist the most noble woman in the palace. These chapters made me see no sign that the male protagonist had gotten better. Instead, they made me realize what a crazy neurotic he had become since the female protagonist tricked him into drinking poisoned wine.
I felt that this novel was so exciting that I jumped into buying the next few chapters. The heroine seemed to fall in love with the hero again because he came to save her. I thought it might be another kind of novel that tortures the heroine physically and mentally, but gently exposes the hero and then makes the heroine give in when a hero comes to save the beauty.
So I gave up writing.
A year later, I still can't forget this novel. I always feel that the author can write better and not let the male and female protagonists get back together so hastily (what I want to see is that the male protagonist is really abused)
I bought all the parts in the middle that I hadn't bought before. Before watching it, I was still wondering why the heroine became a princess of a female-dominated country. I think this makes the heroine's identity extra special. I also regarded it as a sign that the whole novel was starting to go crazy again. However, when I read the previous chapters, I felt that the author's arrangement was quite reasonable, because the male protagonist in this novel is particularly stubborn. He alone cannot realize his mistakes and will never change them. The female protagonist has no strength to compete with him, let alone escape from his grasp.
The result of this can only be that the heroine is trapped and dies in the palace, or is finally tamed by him. When the heroine is recognized and becomes a princess with a noble status, the heroine will have enough confidence to confront the hero and successfully escape from him. It also makes the male protagonist no longer look down on the female protagonist from above and treat the female protagonist like a superior. At this time, although the male and female protagonists have equal status, their status in the relationship has changed, because the female protagonist has begun to take enough initiative, making the male protagonist a subordinate in the relationship. In those chapters, the male protagonist really gave up his face in order to pursue the female protagonist. No matter how much the heroine humiliates him, he doesn't mind, and he is even willing to become the heroine's face. At the same time, in order to pursue the heroine, the male protagonist was indeed severely abused by the heroine's brother, but because he always didn't care about it, it was as if he had lost the sense of pain, so even if the male protagonist was abused, I only felt a little bit happy. He continued to pursue the heroine shamelessly, but he still didn't understand the heroine's feelings. I still don't know how to respect the heroine. I feel that all this is just lingering in the same place. The heroine and I have the same mentality. I really don't want to see the hero pestering her anymore. I just hope that the hero will leave as soon as possible.
Looking further back, in order to pursue the heroine, the male protagonist has to pass the second level set by the heroine's brother, and takes his second brother's poison to enter the fantasy world. OMG the three chapters from here had me reading the whole thing and subscribing straight away. In these chapters, the male protagonist's heart was finally tortured. The first fantasy the author wrote was that the male protagonist returned to the past and witnessed the scene where the female protagonist and her brother fell in love with each other. The male protagonist tried his best to call the female protagonist but it was like there was a thick wall between him and the female protagonist. The female protagonist could never see or hear him. He finally realized how desperate the female protagonist was who was separated from him by a wall. He finally realized how much suffering his indifference and neglect had caused to the female protagonist. The male protagonist began to reflect on it and then hated himself very much. (I would like to call it the beginning of the male protagonist becoming normal)
In another fantasy world, the male protagonist's emotions are even more exposed. He went back to the past and witnessed how much he hated the heroine and how much he longed to go back for revenge, but he wanted to tell his former self to forget the hatred and stop taking revenge. (I couldn't calm down after reading this... Alas, the author is not very good at writing about the male protagonist pursuing his wife, but when he writes about the complex feelings the male and female protagonists have towards each other, it's like inviting a god)
It is in this fantasy that the male protagonist finally realizes that he actually loves the female protagonist more than he hates her. Secondly, he does not hate the heroine for killing him, but hates that the heroine does not actually love him that much. The most amazing thing about the author is that the male protagonist actually knew that what the female protagonist brought was poisonous wine, but he still picked up the wine glass in order to bet on the female protagonist's love for him. Later, in a new fantasy world, he asked the heroine if she really wanted him to drink the poisonous wine. The heroine did not answer, so he drank the poisonous wine given by the heroine again and was very happy. The male protagonist experienced the pain of being poisoned again, and at the same time, his heart was like a thousand arrows piercing his heart, but my heart was very happy🥰
In the last fantasy, the male protagonist returned to the day when the female protagonist disappeared in front of him. The male protagonist here completely regretted what he had done. I think this was the key reason why he no longer wanted to restrain the female protagonist and restrict her freedom. Then in the fantasy, the male protagonist chose to commit suicide to end his sins. It can be seen that the male protagonist really knows that he is wrong.
I feel that after entering the fantasy world, the male protagonist finally learned to respect the female protagonist and finally saw his own heart clearly. Therefore, when I wrote later that the male protagonist was bitten to pieces by beetles in reality, I felt a belated sense of sourness. The most satisfying thing is to torture both the mind and the body. . .
Later in the plot, the heroine went to get married, and the hero rushed to save her regardless of everything, and promised in his heart that he would not let the heroine marry anyone she didn't want to marry, including himself. Before I didn't see the middle part of the plot, I would have wondered how the hero suddenly turned into a normal person? Now it seems that it is very logical for the male protagonist to do this.
At the end, the heroine found a note left by the hero before, and the hero said that he didn't know whether to hate her or love her. (What a sour feeling, I'm about to cry again)
My impression of the male protagonist: he was paranoid and crazy in the early and middle stages. Although he looked like a human in the later stage, he was extremely shameless and stubborn (only for the female protagonist). He was the type who would push forward even if the female protagonist gave him face. Oh my God, is this the reason why he can get the female protagonist back?
The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very complicated. Love and hate are intertwined throughout their first half of life, but in the end after experiencing so much, the male protagonist only has love for the female protagonist in his heart. The heroine's feelings towards the hero are actually quite complex. She regards the hero as her enemy and hates him, but she has never forgotten the hero she met when she was young. She feels guilty for the hero and has always loved him. However, the hero is really a bitch, so the heroine's affection for him has been hidden until the end, when the hero risked his life and jumped off a cliff to save her. This rekindled the heroine's positive feelings for him (guess)
When the hatred was over, they had been entangled for so long, and the only thing they couldn't let go of was their love for each other. It was once deeply suppressed by hatred, and its existence was almost invisible and incomprehensible, but love is something that will reappear whenever there is a chance.
It's so boring. In the end, whether you can cure it or not is considered punishment? Are you deliberately letting your wife live with a cripple? It's disgusting. I just want to give myself some psychological comfort. Others will not benefit from your disability. They will only lose some of the conveniences they deserve. It is harmful to others and not beneficial to yourself. It's better to skip to the end. This male protagonist has no ability to consider things from other people's perspectives. He is like a weak character.
To be honest, the plot started from high to low. The female protagonist was tortured so miserably in the early stage and she still hated the male protagonist so much. The pursuit of his wife didn't have much plot content at all. It just lost a few fingers and it was over? It ended inexplicably, ugh.
Overall, it's pretty cheap... But after reading them all, I find it the cheapest haha [rolls eyes]
Are there any more extras? If not, please finish it as soon as possible. Thank you.
No, I didn't want to watch a girl being tortured, so I skipped and started watching the wife-chasing crematorium, and it turned out that at the end, there was an extra episode called The Anti-Theft Chapter [laughing and crying]. I was really impressed... There are always people who like to skip watching.
Much, much, much more! ! [Three-flowered cat head][Three-flowered cat head]
Too mediocre, a waste of my RMB
Is it possible to restore the male protagonist's hand? After all, it's not good for him to treat the female protagonist with his hand like that after they are together?
Write more extras and make the timeline slower
(Contains spoilers ahead, may contain typos) This novel was originally a big regret in my heart, because the love-hate entanglement between the male and female protagonists written in the early stage made me worried and obsessed. The male protagonist here does not abuse the female protagonist because of his own personality like the male protagonist in other novels. The male protagonist did not drink the poisonous wine brought by the female protagonist. He is a very good character, a handsome young man, but the heroine tricked him into drinking poisoned wine, which caused him to almost die. He was forced to stay away from the capital for three years before he came back for revenge and took back everything he had. I can understand the motivation of the hero to take revenge on the heroine. At this time, the hero and the heroine did have a deep hatred. But while watching it, I also felt sorry for the female protagonist who was badly retaliated by the male protagonist, so I especially hope that the male protagonist will quickly put down his hatred for the female protagonist and fast forward to the time when the two pursue their wives and get back together. The female protagonist was very weak after the miscarriage. She thought she was going to die, so she hoped to use her life to pay for the male protagonist. One life is worth one life. I think the male protagonist should let go of his hatred at this point. After all, they both lost their first child, and the damage the female protagonist suffered has long been enough to offset the mistakes she made against the male protagonist at that time. As a result, the male protagonist continued to abuse the female protagonist, which really shocked me. The male protagonist really hated the female protagonist. Later, the heroine faked her death. I thought the hero should know that he was wrong, but the fact is that after the hero reunited with the heroine, he kidnapped her regardless of her wishes and took her back to the palace where her nightmare was. The hero has never respected the heroine's ideas. He is very selfish and arrogant. He always treats the heroine according to his own ideas and ignores the real feelings of the heroine. She felt that she wanted to escape from the palace, want to be free, and wanted to see her daughter. The male protagonist was always self-righteously treating the female protagonist, thinking that this would make up for the female protagonist's desire to win her back. During this period, he chopped off his own fingers to atone for his sin (because he also chopped off the fingers of the female protagonist's brother before. PS The part where the male protagonist's fingers were eaten by the puppy made me feel very uncomfortable. ) Also made the female protagonist the most noble woman in the palace. These chapters made me see no sign that the male protagonist had gotten better. Instead, they made me realize what a crazy neurotic he had become since the female protagonist tricked him into drinking poisoned wine. I felt that this novel was so exciting that I jumped into buying the next few chapters. The heroine seemed to fall in love with the hero again because he came to save her. I thought it might be another kind of novel that tortures the heroine physically and mentally, but gently exposes the hero and then makes the heroine give in when a hero comes to save the beauty. So I gave up writing. A year later, I still can't forget this novel. I always feel that the author can write better and not let the male and female protagonists get back together so hastily (what I want to see is that the male protagonist is really abused) I bought all the parts in the middle that I hadn't bought before. Before watching it, I was still wondering why the heroine became a princess of a female-dominated country. I think this makes the heroine's identity extra special. I also regarded it as a sign that the whole novel was starting to go crazy again. However, when I read the previous chapters, I felt that the author's arrangement was quite reasonable, because the male protagonist in this novel is particularly stubborn. He alone cannot realize his mistakes and will never change them. The female protagonist has no strength to compete with him, let alone escape from his grasp. The result of this can only be that the heroine is trapped and dies in the palace, or is finally tamed by him. When the heroine is recognized and becomes a princess with a noble status, the heroine will have enough confidence to confront the hero and successfully escape from him. It also makes the male protagonist no longer look down on the female protagonist from above and treat the female protagonist like a superior. At this time, although the male and female protagonists have equal status, their status in the relationship has changed, because the female protagonist has begun to take enough initiative, making the male protagonist a subordinate in the relationship. In those chapters, the male protagonist really gave up his face in order to pursue the female protagonist. No matter how much the heroine humiliates him, he doesn't mind, and he is even willing to become the heroine's face. At the same time, in order to pursue the heroine, the male protagonist was indeed severely abused by the heroine's brother, but because he always didn't care about it, it was as if he had lost the sense of pain, so even if the male protagonist was abused, I only felt a little bit happy. He continued to pursue the heroine shamelessly, but he still didn't understand the heroine's feelings. I still don't know how to respect the heroine. I feel that all this is just lingering in the same place. The heroine and I have the same mentality. I really don't want to see the hero pestering her anymore. I just hope that the hero will leave as soon as possible. Looking further back, in order to pursue the heroine, the male protagonist has to pass the second level set by the heroine's brother, and takes his second brother's poison to enter the fantasy world. OMG the three chapters from here had me reading the whole thing and subscribing straight away. In these chapters, the male protagonist's heart was finally tortured. The first fantasy the author wrote was that the male protagonist returned to the past and witnessed the scene where the female protagonist and her brother fell in love with each other. The male protagonist tried his best to call the female protagonist but it was like there was a thick wall between him and the female protagonist. The female protagonist could never see or hear him. He finally realized how desperate the female protagonist was who was separated from him by a wall. He finally realized how much suffering his indifference and neglect had caused to the female protagonist. The male protagonist began to reflect on it and then hated himself very much. (I would like to call it the beginning of the male protagonist becoming normal) In another fantasy world, the male protagonist's emotions are even more exposed. He went back to the past and witnessed how much he hated the heroine and how much he longed to go back for revenge, but he wanted to tell his former self to forget the hatred and stop taking revenge. (I couldn't calm down after reading this... Alas, the author is not very good at writing about the male protagonist pursuing his wife, but when he writes about the complex feelings the male and female protagonists have towards each other, it's like inviting a god) It is in this fantasy that the male protagonist finally realizes that he actually loves the female protagonist more than he hates her. Secondly, he does not hate the heroine for killing him, but hates that the heroine does not actually love him that much. The most amazing thing about the author is that the male protagonist actually knew that what the female protagonist brought was poisonous wine, but he still picked up the wine glass in order to bet on the female protagonist's love for him. Later, in a new fantasy world, he asked the heroine if she really wanted him to drink the poisonous wine. The heroine did not answer, so he drank the poisonous wine given by the heroine again and was very happy. The male protagonist experienced the pain of being poisoned again, and at the same time, his heart was like a thousand arrows piercing his heart, but my heart was very happy🥰 In the last fantasy, the male protagonist returned to the day when the female protagonist disappeared in front of him. The male protagonist here completely regretted what he had done. I think this was the key reason why he no longer wanted to restrain the female protagonist and restrict her freedom. Then in the fantasy, the male protagonist chose to commit suicide to end his sins. It can be seen that the male protagonist really knows that he is wrong. I feel that after entering the fantasy world, the male protagonist finally learned to respect the female protagonist and finally saw his own heart clearly. Therefore, when I wrote later that the male protagonist was bitten to pieces by beetles in reality, I felt a belated sense of sourness. The most satisfying thing is to torture both the mind and the body. . . Later in the plot, the heroine went to get married, and the hero rushed to save her regardless of everything, and promised in his heart that he would not let the heroine marry anyone she didn't want to marry, including himself. Before I didn't see the middle part of the plot, I would have wondered how the hero suddenly turned into a normal person? Now it seems that it is very logical for the male protagonist to do this. At the end, the heroine found a note left by the hero before, and the hero said that he didn't know whether to hate her or love her. (What a sour feeling, I'm about to cry again) My impression of the male protagonist: he was paranoid and crazy in the early and middle stages. Although he looked like a human in the later stage, he was extremely shameless and stubborn (only for the female protagonist). He was the type who would push forward even if the female protagonist gave him face. Oh my God, is this the reason why he can get the female protagonist back? The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very complicated. Love and hate are intertwined throughout their first half of life, but in the end after experiencing so much, the male protagonist only has love for the female protagonist in his heart. The heroine's feelings towards the hero are actually quite complex. She regards the hero as her enemy and hates him, but she has never forgotten the hero she met when she was young. She feels guilty for the hero and has always loved him. However, the hero is really a bitch, so the heroine's affection for him has been hidden until the end, when the hero risked his life and jumped off a cliff to save her. This rekindled the heroine's positive feelings for him (guess) When the hatred was over, they had been entangled for so long, and the only thing they couldn't let go of was their love for each other. It was once deeply suppressed by hatred, and its existence was almost invisible and incomprehensible, but love is something that will reappear whenever there is a chance.