[Completed, ready to read]
The next book is "Beloved Beauty." The blurb is below. Please add it to your collection~
Lu Jingqin is a lowly concubine-born daughter in the household of Chancellor Lu.
Though she is a concubine-born daughter blessed with beauty enough to topple kingdoms, Lu Jingqin has always known her place and never once dreamed of marrying into a more powerful family.
One day, her kind and gentle childhood sweetheart places first in the imperial examinations and earns the title of top scholar.
From the depths of her secluded chambers, Lu Jingqin waits with bated breath, longing only for her beloved to come and marry her, so they can grow old together.
But who could have guessed that on their wedding night, beneath the red wedding curtains and the glow of the dragon-and-phoenix candles, the young and handsome emperor would be standing at her side?
That detached ruler, feared or praised by all under heaven, is in fact obsessive and cold, like a madman, and forcibly imprisons her deep within the imperial harem.
The male lead appears late. One-on-one, both leads are virgins, happy ending, resisting coercive possession.
I'm terrible at writing blurbs, but that's roughly what the story is about. If you like it, please add it to your collection~
Blurb for "Beloved Beauty"~
The heroine's story:
Ying Lan is the least favored concubine-born daughter in the household of Chancellor Ying.
Though she is blessed with lustrous hair, exquisite beauty, and a graceful figure, Ying Lan has always kept her head down in the Ying family's inner household.
The reason is simple: the bitter example of her birth mother's fate is still vivid in her mind. Ying Lan only wants to find an ordinary man and spend her life with him.
She thought that after pouring her heart into flattering her stepmother and elder half-sister, she would finally secure a fairly good marriage.
But who could have guessed that on her wedding night, beneath the red wedding curtains and the swaying dragon-and-phoenix candles, the groom in the crimson bedchamber would be none other than the cool, jade-like emperor?
The hero's story:
Rong Hong is a young emperor praised by everyone under heaven, the very image of heaven's favored son.
If one had to pick a foolish decision from the decades of peace and prosperity during the reign of this clever, decisive young ruler,
then it would have to be the time he defied his ministers' hoarse, desperate protests and insisted on letting a married minister's wife take charge of the imperial seal.
Yet secret rumors passed among the common people say that the consort's hidden identity as the daughter of a famous courtesan lends this story an even more enchanting and romantic hue.
A self-deluded, possessive emperor x a stunningly beautiful minister's wife
One-on-one, both leads are virgins, happy ending, coercive possession, and a long road to winning back his wife.
Theme: Resist the constraints of feudal society and pursue personal happiness.
I can't tell you what I felt after reading it. Maybe I felt sorry for the heroine. I also read another similar book by the author. This one was a bit more enjoyable, at least the emperor died in the end. However, I felt that the heroine's life in both books was very miserable and depressing (I am the heroine and the heroine is the main character). I can't accept that the heroine is tortured, whether it's physical or psychological. I can't even accept another book where the emperor keeps forcing the heroine but in the end she accepts him. From the beginning of reading these two books, the heroine has been tortured. I always thought that there would be a cremation ground for chasing his wife, but in another book, the heroine actually accepted the hero while being forced. Fortunately, this book made the emperor a little miserable, but I felt that his death was too sudden and too hasty. Moreover, I did not feel how much the emperor loved the heroine in these two books. The emperor did not respect the heroine and did not consider the psychological feelings of the heroine. He always forced the heroine to threaten the heroine (the above is only my personal opinion and there is no malice) (the other book seems to be called "Seizing the Beauty")
Come on, keep busy with your home affairs first.
It would be great if the male protagonist is Zi Qing!!
After reading the comments, I found that the male protagonist is Zi Qing. It's great. I like Zi Qing so much??
Mamoru is so annoying. It's okay to abuse the scumbag emperor and Wei, but don't abuse the male and female protagonists, it's not easy.
With whom? I feel that the heroine still likes Zi Qing and doesn't like the emperor at all. She probably won't fall in love with him later.
I want the emperor to die, but I feel pity for him, and I want to rebel and trample him under my feet, but I also think it is unrealistic and the people should not deserve it. But it is really hard to reconcile the male and female protagonists when they are so miserable... Almost all the beauty and imagination of the male and female protagonists have been ruined by him! Even if they are together in the future, the male protagonist is likely to be short-lived, and he will no longer be able to display his knowledge and ambitions in the court.
Is the male protagonist Yun or the emperor?
Ziqing is not online. The emperor's treatment of A Jing is like Zha Zhalong's treatment of Han Xiangjian in Ruyi's Legend, too ruthless to other beauties in the harem.
Why do all the purchased chapters show as unpurchased?