[Complete. Please add my next book, Raising Her, to your reading list. The blurb is below~]
An Ruo was the legitimate daughter of the Duke of Dingguo, and the Crown Princess personally chosen by the Emperor.
Unfortunately, her parents died young, leaving her without anyone to rely on.
Her cousin stole her marriage, and when the Crown Prince died six months later, she was made to take her place in the funeral sacrifice.
Reborn, An Ruo acted decisively and requested that her engagement be called off.
Then she knocked on the door of the Third Prince, Chu Yuan Yi.
The disgraced prince had just been demoted to commoner, and his residence was all but deserted.
She smiled sweetly. “Are you perhaps in need of a wife, my lord?”
The noble ladies waited eagerly to see the joke of a heavenly beauty marrying a commoner.
They waited and waited, until the Third Prince ascended the throne, and still doted on his wife as if she were his whole world.
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At first:
On their wedding night, Chu Yuan Yi gazed at the gentle, lovely face by candlelight, his expression cool.
This wife who had shown up at his door had asked to end her engagement, angered the Emperor, yet emerged unscathed. Then she had arrived in full finery to propose an alliance with him.
She was clearly calculating and not someone who could give her heart easily.
“If that is your wish, Miss An, then we shall treat each other with courtesy and keep our distance.”
Later:
He held her prisoner in his arms, his chin rubbing against the side of her neck as he asked plaintively, “Can you let me sleep in our room tonight, Madam, instead of sending me to the study?”
○ Marriage first, love later.
○ The heroine’s revenge and face-slapping, the hero’s heartfelt devotion and face-slapping.
○ Sweet on the outside, dark within beauty x ruthless schemer.
Please add my next book, Raising Her, to your reading list.
A woman of extraordinary beauty without power or support may live a hard life or be branded a femme fatale.
Sang Shen was the exception.
She was the daughter of a minor county magistrate, yet people worshipped her as a deity.
Monks at the temple knelt the moment they saw her. When drought struck, she had only to speak, and the next day the rain poured down.
Even of the fiancé who broke off their engagement on the eve of their wedding, she casually remarked, “How can someone like him not face retribution?”
Not long after, his wife cheated on him.
Sang Shen rubbed her temples. She really was only human. How could she have known that everything she said and wished for would come true?
In time, she grew used to lounging around and letting good fortune come to her, living as she pleased. Then she met a man, and all her predictions began to fail.
“Stay away from me!” she said. He stood firm, unmoved.
Later, she became his wife.
He pulled her close, his voice low and husky. “Sang Shen, after two lifetimes, I can finally keep you safe and worry-free.”
Premise: Keep striving forward and never give up hope.
How can I put it this way? It's tiring to read. It's an anticlimax. The male and female protagonists are not completely consistent with the introduction. Sisters who came here after reading the introduction can cancel it. But I can read it to pass the time. It's my first time to order it all, but I ended up ordering such a terrible story. Tsk, bad luck.
What evil did I do to read this book during the Chinese New Year? . . Demining: In the early stage, the male protagonist sacrificed the female protagonist for his career and used his father to like the female protagonist... In the later stage, the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist and used selfish coercion and inducement to keep the female protagonist by his side... The queen and emperor were disgusting enough. He drugged his daughter-in-law and gave it to her husband, and he almost fell in love with her... The male protagonist did not trust the female protagonist in the early stage and just treated her as a pawn. His liking in the later stage was also very selfish and he never considered her... The ending It's very hasty, and it's not clear whether the revenge for killing the father is avenged... The logic is very strange. It feels like the male protagonist can cover the sky with one hand and has boundless magic power, but he is always stepping on the cliff. The male protagonist can kill the prince, find out the truth about the past, and seize the throne, but he is thrown into prison casually. He sees the woman being forced into the palace again and again but can do nothing... And (I think) the female protagonist never likes the male protagonist from the beginning to the end, she is just moved...
There is also the idea in books that a woman's chastity only exists under her skirt,,, well...
In general, maybe the two of them are walking on the edge of a cliff. They are careful and careful every step of the way, but it is too tiring to watch. The male protagonist is too selfish and the female protagonist is too cold-blooded. Wouldn't it be nice to let the male protagonist sit on the throne and let the female protagonist avenge her revenge and live in peace? ??
Don't order everything next time. Really, thanks to this book, I quit my addiction to novels. I was so disgusted that I will never read novels again in my life...
Personally, I think be is more appropriate.
What is the truth? The meaning of the article is that if the heroine knows this truth, there is no way she will fall in love with the third prince. So the third prince wanted to hide the truth. Is it related to the emperor? Could it be that the emperor designed to kill the heroine's father?
This? It couldn't be that the emperor killed the heroine's father in order to take away her mother, right?
To be honest, according to the character of the heroine mentioned above, the ending should be that Be did not run away, and the heroine's motivation and soft-heartedness are too abrupt.
Isn't this forcing the heroine? . .
: Why do I get less and less clear the more I look at it?
Wow, it's great, the plot is very compact! ! They all have great ideas and are real
Let's just say, there's no extra story, woo woo woo
The Emperor's Platform Does Not Cross the Spring
Keeping Her
Qingqing (Reborn)
The Fairy Does Whatever She Wants in the Harem
Never Leaving Chang'an
She’s Always Lost in Dreams
He Always Appears at Night
I Heard You've Had a Crush on Me for a Long Time
Young Master Tao's Daily Courtship
My Ex Is a Prince
The General Is Hard to Woo
I Heard You've Liked Me for a Long Time
How can I put it this way? It's tiring to read. It's an anticlimax. The male and female protagonists are not completely consistent with the introduction. Sisters who came here after reading the introduction can cancel it. But I can read it to pass the time. It's my first time to order it all, but I ended up ordering such a terrible story. Tsk, bad luck.
What evil did I do to read this book during the Chinese New Year? . . Demining: In the early stage, the male protagonist sacrificed the female protagonist for his career and used his father to like the female protagonist... In the later stage, the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist and used selfish coercion and inducement to keep the female protagonist by his side... The queen and emperor were disgusting enough. He drugged his daughter-in-law and gave it to her husband, and he almost fell in love with her... The male protagonist did not trust the female protagonist in the early stage and just treated her as a pawn. His liking in the later stage was also very selfish and he never considered her... The ending It's very hasty, and it's not clear whether the revenge for killing the father is avenged... The logic is very strange. It feels like the male protagonist can cover the sky with one hand and has boundless magic power, but he is always stepping on the cliff. The male protagonist can kill the prince, find out the truth about the past, and seize the throne, but he is thrown into prison casually. He sees the woman being forced into the palace again and again but can do nothing... And (I think) the female protagonist never likes the male protagonist from the beginning to the end, she is just moved... There is also the idea in books that a woman's chastity only exists under her skirt,,, well... In general, maybe the two of them are walking on the edge of a cliff. They are careful and careful every step of the way, but it is too tiring to watch. The male protagonist is too selfish and the female protagonist is too cold-blooded. Wouldn't it be nice to let the male protagonist sit on the throne and let the female protagonist avenge her revenge and live in peace? ?? Don't order everything next time. Really, thanks to this book, I quit my addiction to novels. I was so disgusted that I will never read novels again in my life...
Personally, I think be is more appropriate.
What is the truth? The meaning of the article is that if the heroine knows this truth, there is no way she will fall in love with the third prince. So the third prince wanted to hide the truth. Is it related to the emperor? Could it be that the emperor designed to kill the heroine's father?
This? It couldn't be that the emperor killed the heroine's father in order to take away her mother, right?
To be honest, according to the character of the heroine mentioned above, the ending should be that Be did not run away, and the heroine's motivation and soft-heartedness are too abrupt.
Isn't this forcing the heroine? . .
: Why do I get less and less clear the more I look at it?
Wow, it's great, the plot is very compact! ! They all have great ideas and are real
Let's just say, there's no extra story, woo woo woo