Yun Xi liked Prince Huailing.
When he sneezed, she climbed over the wall in the middle of the night to bring him a fox-fur coat.
When he loved calligraphy and painting, she traveled a thousand miles, covered in wounds, to obtain a famed inkstone for him.
But Prince Huailing did not like Yun Xi. He could not even stand to see her out of the corner of his eye.
That day, when bandits held knives to the throats of Yun Xi and Cen Yuwei and forced Prince Huailing to choose between them, he chose Cen Yuwei without hesitation.
He said, "Yun Xi, Yuwei has been delicate since childhood and cannot bear a fright. You are different. Do you understand?"
Yun Xi understood perfectly. Cen Yuwei was, after all, his childhood sweetheart and precious darling, while Yun Xi was so tough that even having her head chopped off would not hurt.
Sure enough, the assassin let Cen Yuwei go and swung his blade down toward Yun Xi's neck.
Everyone believed Yun Xi was dead, including Prince Huailing.
But Yun Xi had survived. She left the capital and lived freely and happily, even marrying the person she loved.
Yet on her wedding day, the new emperor happened to be traveling incognito.
The moment the wind lifted Yun Xi's veil, the emperor's expression turned frantic. Stripped of all imperial dignity, he stumbled over and dragged Yun Xi out of the bridal sedan.
"Yun Xi, how dare you deceive me! How dare you, how dare you..."
Xiao Shenjing believed he did not like Yun Xi, until one day he saw her laughing and playing in another man's arms.
Those eyes, bright with affection, had once looked only at him. They had belonged to him alone!
He snatched Yun Xi away, broke her wings, and locked her in the inner palace. He thought that if he gave her a little affection, she would naturally love him devotedly as she had before.
But it never occurred to him that she truly no longer loved him.
She was even willing to die in a fire just to escape him.
After she died, Xiao Shenjing held her bones day and night. At last, he understood... what it meant to wish he were dead.
This is a story of taking what you want by force, taking what you want by force, taking what you want by force. Important things must be said three times.
The male lead really is crazy, and really is a bastard.
The author will delete any comments attacking people personally. If this kind of story isn't for you, stop reading in time. Don't come here to vent your feelings. No one is your emotional trash can.
Recommended: the completed story of the same type in my collection, My Shizun Went Mad After I Faked My Death
Recommended upcoming novel: The Sixth Year After He Cast Me Aside
That year, Su Tang found a gloomy young boy. She stayed by his side as he grew up. She once carried him inch by inch across an icy wasteland, took arrows for him, and served as his hostage, ending up with her immortal bones destroyed and her body covered in wounds.
He said he would marry her and offer the Three Realms as his betrothal gift.
But later, he met a woman and fell in love with her after only a few days.
He wanted to give everything to the woman he loved most, and could not wait to drive Su Tang away.
"Su Tang, you may choose an outstanding young man from the Immortal Realm to be your husband. I, the Emperor, will arrange it for you."
At that moment, Su Tang felt as if something were stuck in her throat, and her heart turned completely to ash.
She knelt on the ground and said softly, "I humbly ask Your Majesty to allow me to resign from my post and descend to the mortal realm."
"Granted." The Heavenly Emperor, seated high among the clouds, looked at her without a trace of tenderness.
From then on, she aborted the child in her womb and resolutely leaped from the Terrace of Mortal Descent.
Amid the mortal world, she married a minor mountain god, and her life only grew more comfortable.
Meanwhile, the Heavenly Emperor and the woman he loved became the stuff of legend. Under his rule, the Three Realms enjoyed peace and prosperity, and his name would be recorded in the history books.
But one day, the Heavenly Emperor was traveling incognito and happened to arrive on a small mountain. He saw Su Tang swinging among a sea of flowers, just as she had been... all those years ago.
Later, the lofty Heavenly Emperor never imagined that he would go mad begging Su Tang to return to his side.
Theme: Even when life brings hardship, face it bravely
After He Abandoned Him.
After I Married, All My Ex-Husbands Came Looking for Me
Take Her
Quench My Thirst [ABO]
After the Divorce, Why Has My Ex-Husband Gone Mad?
The Wife in the Path to Immortality Novel Is Reborn
Taming High-Risk Monsters
After Swapping Bodies with the Demon Lord
Sister's Mad Dogs
After Signing a Heartless Pact with the Immortal Venerable
After My Ex Cheated, I Got a Happy Ending with His Disciple
The Black Lotus Disciple Is Going Berserk Again
It's really strange. It's true that the male protagonist killed loyal ministers, but so many people around the female protagonist died because of him, and the female protagonist was injured so many times, so what? As an emperor, he did a good job and was good to men, but he was not good to the heroine from the beginning to the end.
The first part is really beautiful, but the second part is really outrageous. I feel like I was fighting for the sake of the knife. The number one scholar and my brother died inexplicably, and the two deaths were even more explosive. I really couldn't stand it anymore, and I was speechless. All my favorite characters were dead, 😂
Come on, the hero will remember his kindness for the rest of his life. The heroine is so kind to the hero. Why don't you see the hero asking for anything from the heroine? All good things belong to others. The woman the hero loves most is either beaten in public or suffers in the cold palace. She is always injured and punished. He always punishes the heroine for other women and does not choose the heroine. What is the quibble? The emperor with real power really wants to keep one person but can't? He just wanted to punish him. Why did the male protagonist have the nerve to mention that he gave the female protagonist the queen with his own hands? He did not give the female protagonist the queen position but gave it to someone else. After more than three years of preparation, the world-famous queen conferment ceremony was held. We drank Hexin wine together and twisted their hair to tie the knot. The original wife was married to a second-married man. He gave others the right to bully the female protagonist. He almost tortured the female protagonist to death because of this fake savior. After abusing the heroine physically and mentally, and then saying he loved the heroine, it's disgusting. I tortured the heroine for a whole book and found out that he didn't torture the heroine to death. It turned out that the heroine was his savior. He finally decided to make the heroine his successor. Not to mention that if the heroine really dies, everyone will die. What's the use of mourning after death? Is it so strange to give the heroine something that has been given to others? He also personally married the heroine with all the civil and military officials. The heroine: The love of her life is a true savior. She also gave birth to a child for the hero. The buff stack was full. As a result, she spent half her life wandering around and got a divorced successor. It makes me upset just thinking about it.
It's so funny, the author talks about the scumbag being the real emperor, but in fact he can't control the borders and is doing nothing for the country. Every harem can cause turmoil in the government and the public, which is earth-shattering. No wonder the heroine's crime of deceiving the emperor can be forgiven for the so-called "power", and the heroine's status as concubine and princess can still be retained [changed]
There is a lot of nonsense in this article, but now that I have seen it, I might as well continue, just to see how it works. Until now, I don't have any idea about the male and female protagonists or the male and female partners. I just watched them all [][][]
I am so disgusted with this male protagonist, I really want him to die soon.
Ah? Is this the end? This is too rough
I am really convinced that the protagonist died without a single blow, which makes me find it difficult to accept. So in fact, it is ordinary people who are sacrificing for the Celestial Dragons. I am really convinced.
Confessions to Mrs. Jun Suixi, I have been following it since the beginning of the novel. I was initially attracted by the heroine's character. When it was only five chapters long, I was so heartbroken after reading it that I wished I could find out my wife and ask her to code words day and night. Now we have finally come to the end of the main text. After reading it, I can only comment on it in two words: talent. Carrots and greens have their own preferences, but aura and hooks are undeniable facts. It is precisely because of good writing that it can arouse people's emotions and trigger discussions. It has been tied all the way to the present. I hope that my wife will be happy every day, keep writing, and continue to write better and better novels!!
Read the ending first and then prepare to read the main text. I'm afraid I won't be able to accept the ending of such a bloody novel. I feel that the author's writing is more like oe. I am more willing to believe that the heroine will not stay in the harem. She is a free person. The position of queen should not trap her. She is suitable for the world. I believe she understands it herself. Maybe she will come back to see Yuan Xiao often, but she belongs to herself and to the wider world. She no longer resents the male protagonist and has completely let go. I am also very happy that the children in the world no longer blame everyone and themselves for their children's love. Ready to start the text.