[A body-substitute angst story from the white moonlight's perspective. If you like sweet stories, stay away!]
[The crematorium failed to do its job. Not recommended.]
Di Shaoze was framed when he was young. After years of keeping a low profile in his fief, he finally ascended the throne.
All these years, Lin Huaien was the only one by Di Shaoze's side. He treated Lin Huaien as the moon in the heavens and, step by step, used a gentle trap to slowly capture his heart.
But his refined and courteous manner was only a facade. Behind the scenes, he secretly plotted against every rival in love. One rainy night, as he slew his rival Xue Dingchu, the selfless and upright Lin Huaien stabbed him through the heart.
From then on, the couple grew apart, together in appearance but estranged in heart.
Just then, at a state banquet, the Kingdom of Loulan presented a red-clad body double, whose appearance was remarkably like Lin Huaien's, but who was more passionate, innocent, and docile...
To have both the white moonlight and the cinnabar mole is a blissful dream many men could only hope for.
A lifetime is enough.
1. Upright, steady homebody shou x outwardly gentle, secretly cruel scum gong with an overwhelming possessiveness
2. Body-double angst, sweet at first and then angsty. If you like sweet stories, stay away.
3. Shuang'er setting, childbirth included, 1v1
Theme: The gentleman should be steadfast as a rock, while his beloved should be supple as rushes.
Wow, Bullfrog, this is the first time I saw a man in Jinjiang looking for a stand-in. He hugged me left and right, he wanted a stand-in as well as a stand-in, he even slept with the stand-in, and he could be said to be a two-way chase for his wife and crematorium literature (applause) I feel like I don't have good taste. How can I be attracted to all kinds of hotties? I mean, don't pick your boyfriend up in the trash can.
No wonder this article can't be found in v. . . .
I am very grateful to the author for seriously replying to my comment. This article left a deep impression on me. In fact, it is not my favorite subject matter because this type of subject matter is easy to write about emotional pull and it seems that the logic of love behind the behavior cannot be found. However, the author has handled this part quite well (although I still hate qaq because of the perspective problem). I look forward to future works and the remaining extras. I hope the extras can make me understand Gongba/Yunbei better. Come on!! The future is promising
I hope you can finish it!
After reading it... I feel like the author wrote the article with malicious intent
When I saw it was cruel, I jumped in!!!!
If I don't include several points in the extra chapter, I'm really afraid I'll forget them, so I'll put them in the comment area first (and delete them later): 1. Alienation after marriage, from Shaoze's perspective, is a two-way alienation, because of the knife and Huaien's unwillingness to actively compete for favor; 2. Accepting Fox Princess is due to emotional transfer. Afterwards, Shaoze put the blue veil on Wynn's face, just to imagine Wynn's image as a dancing girl; 3. Let Fox Princess go after falling into the water. Wynn was unable to get into the water because of the chain. The main responsibility lies with Shaoze. He blames himself more for this matter; 4. Holiday pampering. Wynn overheard Shaoze and Hu Ji getting along twice. Shaoze had the upper hand and there was no favor. That day, the boss asked if they were married, and Shaoze answered yes. Later, he was deliberately trying to catch Huaien, and then he played Dafa hard and fell into the ditch. (It's been too long, so I don't know if all these points are complete)
Wow, I can accept it if I make it to the end without attacking or using a substitute! My wife writes very well!!! The free writing is so good, it's great
Xue Ye is so pitiful…
Just this, this, this??? I'm so disappointed. I feel like nothing has been written, and the emotional changes are not reflected. Suddenly I am attacking, suddenly I am not attacking anymore, I am suddenly cured, and the ending is suddenly... So I can't feel any emotion at all. I just feel that the protagonists are two puppets and tool men.