The Eleventh Princess is a fool, with an incomplete mind. She loves candy most of all and idolizes her elder sister.
Her sister is the gentlest and most dignified woman in the world, breathtakingly beautiful and exceptionally clever. Even after marrying far away, she remains majestic and noble, and every one of her admirers is an outstanding man.
When her sister is sent to a distant land, the little fool follows close behind. But the little fool can only share the fate of an ordinary person: to be used up and cast aside.
She does everything she can to help her sister in a foreign land, remaining utterly loyal, because her sister is destined for great things...
In many stories about heroines, there is probably a little cannon-fodder character like her. She can move the plot along, highlight the heroine's innocent, saintly nature, or play a crucial role at a pivotal moment, helping the heroine without hesitation and ultimately sacrificing herself, making a huge contribution to the heroine's dark transformation.
A tribute to all those little cannon-fodder characters who play supporting roles.
They have lives of their own, too, even if those lives aren't especially exciting or dramatic...
Thank you to my readers. Suggestions are always welcome.
Theme: The little fool's love story
This article is really one of the few in which I hope the male protagonist dies without a burial place... I really hope he goes to hell!
The male protagonist is a devil, I feel so sorry for Asia and Asan,???
It's so beautiful. Recommended by Douban. My tears flowed. A Xia and A San ran in both directions. Perfect love!
I think the dog man is really the worst male protagonist I have ever seen. He is full of machismo. What the male protagonist thinks is doting on the female protagonist is even greater pain and humiliation for the female protagonist. From the beginning to the end, he is immersed in the thought that I am good to you and is narcissistic. I never cared about the heroine's heart. Seeing the heroine and Ah San reunite after a long separation, I almost wanted to cry. The big book made me cry.
Is there any extra story? I feel like the ending is so sad.
Isn't Asan dead? Where did I miss it? I read two great articles in a row today. They were very well written and I recommend them to my friends. Just shed a little too many tears?
My tears are worthless, shedding them crazily for A-Xia???? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. I feel so bad for Axia, you bitch man, go to hell!
The author's malice is so great. A Duo finally escaped from slavery, but she still had to describe her years of poverty and hardship, and she felt regretful looking back on the past...
I didn't understand the ending. Whose child is that? Is it the heroine's sister and Bo Ge's? It's too embarrassing. Why would you want to raise an enemy's child?
I didn't understand the last chapter, where is Ah San? Didn't you come out? Why send the child here?