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[Coming soon: Make the Future Tyrant My Male Consort] Blurb below!
The original Crown Princess, Yingyun, refused to be reborn again no matter what. With no other choice, the Underworld offered her a deal and had Yingyun, a modern woman, take her place.
And so she became a virtuous but unloved Crown Princess.
Yingyun doesn’t care at all that she’s unloved. As long as she completes the daily task of making the Crown Prince angry, she gets a chance to draw a random buff that can affect herself or someone else.
Whenever the Crown Prince reaches a crucial point in his plans, Yingyun throws out a buff to ruin them.
When you’re favored, I’m still miserable. When you’re rejected, I’m still miserable. So if we’re going down, we’re all going down together. If I can’t be happy, no one gets to be happy!
Yinreng discovers that his Crown Princess has become a completely different person since a serious illness.
In public, she’s still the flawless Crown Princess no one can find fault with. In private, though, she can’t stand him and always manages to make him furious.
And the most important thing is, he’s found that whenever he gets angry and storms off, something bizarre happens.
The first time, he sees Side Consort Li Jia suddenly become beautiful, then suddenly change back.
The second time, he sees a servant who used to be meek and timid suddenly become “brave.”
The third time, he sees his son suddenly become clever, then suddenly turn stupid again.
The Nth time...
The one thing that never changes is that these strange things always happen at the worst possible moments, making each day harder than the last!
An alternate-history Qing dynasty. No historical fact-checking, please.
Coming soon: Make the Future Tyrant My Male Consort
Rong Qianren saves a handsome boy and discovers that she has transmigrated into a book.
The handsome boy in front of her is the future tyrant who will destroy her kingdom and unite the world.
She has three choices:
1. Kill him now?
2. Get on his good side, win him over with love, and become the one ray of light in his heart?
3. Let him go, let the plot unfold, and ask him to spare her in the future in return for this favor?
No, she chooses none of them.
Rong Qianren says that, looking at the future tyrant’s peerlessly handsome face, she can’t resist him. She’s a sucker for good looks!
She’s going to take this future tyrant as her male consort!
Not a matriarchal society. This is an alternate dynasty, so please don’t fact-check the history.
Theme: Oppose the oppressive and harmful cultural remnants of feudal society
Regardless of other eras, the education of princes in the Qing Dynasty was really very high-quality. How many words can you understand when a person is kneeling and talking to you? When the princes of the Qing Dynasty attended class, the teacher would kneel down and teach! The so-called civil and military perfection, reference example - Emperor Qianlong!
Catching bugs: "Follow the price" →_→ "More"
That's right, I also hate the kind of person whose relationships with other women are just for fun, and I am the one who truly loves you. There was a time when I liked Qing Dynasty novels, so I went to look for them. I like to read one-on-one ones. Some people say that Qing Chuanwen still wants one-on-one? But the main reason I read novels is to make myself happy. Why should I read those novels in which the heroine has a golden finger, but is aggrieved and can only share the same husband with others? In fact, there are not many one-to-one type of Qing Dynasty novels, and some of them are not interesting, so I don't have many here. I remember more clearly that there are about a dozen. There was a time when I liked stories from the male protagonist's perspective, so I looked for some clear-cut stories from the male protagonist's perspective, and there were even fewer of them. The main reason why I looked for the perspective of the male protagonist is because of the inequality in status between the male protagonists. The female protagonist has to fight other women during time travel, or she has to be on guard against other women at all times. But if the male protagonist travels through time, it's usually one-on-one. I enjoyed watching the heroine of this article berate the prince every day. I think there are three types of clear-cut stories that I can accept. One is for those who don't have a relationship and just do things like this article; one is my favorite one-on-one, I don't care what happened in the past, but after having a heroine, you can never be ambiguous with other women; and the other is for the heroine who has a golden finger as I mentioned before, but is resigned to serving the same husband. I really can't stand this kind of thing, so for this one, I hope that once betrayed, I will give up the other person, live my own life, and stop caring about the other person. I've read a Qingchuan article before, and now that I think about it, I'm still a little bit confused. The heroine is also a princess, and she doesn't have a golden finger. She wore it during the wedding. She told the prince from the beginning that either she would only be a woman, or they would be a couple in name only. The prince was angry at first, but after they got along, they developed feelings and agreed. They have been very affectionate for the next two-thirds of the story, and the heroine even kidnapped the prince out of the palace because she thought about the prince's ending, and helped him establish the Great China Kingdom. Later, the prince seemed to be in a mood, and Li Jiashi gave him a drink. He and Li Jiashi had sex, and the heroine saw it. Then he said some bad words, thinking that the heroine couldn't do it without him. The heroine was very angry and left directly, because the prince established the country entirely with the heroine's help. Most people preferred the heroine in their hearts. The heroine took some people away to establish Daxia herself, and then later attacked the Qing Dynasty. I won't go into details. Anyway, the heroine successfully overthrew the Qing Dynasty and established the Huaxia Kingdom. That novel made me a little bit confused. It was clear that the heroine and the prince were fine in basically two-thirds of the content, but later on, the prince cheated. It was really uncomfortable. But I also like this heroine very much. The prince betrayed her, so he didn't want her anymore. He also beat the Qing Dynasty to death and became the queen.
Great!!! Torture the scum to the end!
It's good-looking. The three views are very upright, and you will abuse the scum to the end. The golden finger part can be written more to increase the sense of fun, otherwise it will be a bit like a historical outline. I look forward to more good works!
There is actually a male protagonist???
Awesome! Refreshed
Wuwuwuwuwuwu This is really the best-looking clear wear in recent years! I won't say anything to disparage other articles. In short, you, the author, are awesome!
She looks average, but she thinks she's pretty
What a miserable man, Yin Ren