The main story is complete.
In the tender bloom of her youth, all Qiu Wan hoped for was to stay with the Crown Prince for a long, long time, to hold his hand and grow old with him.
But in the end, with her temples already streaked with frost, all she wished for was to spend the rest of her life in peace, alone, never to meet him again in life or death.
1v1, both leads are sexually inexperienced; open ending leaning toward a happy ending
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Blurb for Beloved Lady of the Eastern Palace
Yun Shu was a singing and dancing girl given to the Crown Prince by the Third Prince.
Though she was called a performer, her voice was hoarse and she was not much good at dancing.
The servants at the prince's villa all whispered that Yun Shu had won the Crown Prince's affection and doting because of her beautiful face, framed by cloud-like hair, a foxlike charm that bewitched her lord and brought her disgrace.
Those who knew what Yun Shu was really like were indignant at the rumors, but she paid them no mind.
The tragic events of her previous life were still vivid in her mind. If she could find a chance to make Lu Jinyan hate her, she could leave the capital. Why should she care whether others criticized her out of envy or spite?
She had thought that after a year or so, when the Crown Prince married, he would let her go as promised.
But who could have guessed that the Crown Prince, who had vowed that a gentleman never breaks his word, would go back on his promise and imprison her in the palm of his hand?
1v1, both leads are sexually inexperienced, happy ending
Bewitching beauty x aloof Crown Prince
Theme: Resist the constraints of feudal society and pursue personal happiness.
I always feel that the words are filled with warm sweetness and a touch of sadness. What's sweet is watching Wan Wan slowly fall in love with the prince from the beginning while serving him, and the prince also responds to Wan Wan's love. They read books together, go to lantern festivals together, and celebrate birthdays together, just like ordinary young lovers. Because of work reasons, they can be together every day even when they are passionately in love, which is sweet to the bottom of their hearts. The sad thing is that the prince gave Wan Wan his only love, but it was a limited contribution. He was always stuck within the rules and regulations and could not give Wan Wan the same enthusiastic response. He was indifferent to Wan Wan's coquettishness and could feel Wan Wan's disappointment. Such unequal contributions should lead to conflicts in the later stage.
It's tied, it's a bit sad to see (?д?;?) Now I feel that the male protagonist still treats the female protagonist as a plaything, dispensable. I don't understand why the male protagonist doesn't give her a title. Is he not thinking about the future? The female protagonist is worried about gain and loss now and is bullied. If she didn't serve the male protagonist, the female protagonist should have left the palace to be with Wei and Meimei. Alas! It feels like the male protagonist has lost nothing in this relationship, but the female protagonist has been passively losing. I hope the heroine will quickly become disillusioned with the hero, realize that this relationship is not equal, and escape from the palace.
Aunt Qi is annoying, but the Queen Mother behind her is even more annoying. She forces Lin Lin, who originally had no intention of the prince, to go to bed with the prince. Lin Lin has been in love with the prince for a long time and has to be severely punished by the queen mother. Alas, she is a woman but treats Lin Lin as a tool (ー_ー)!!
Very fast update, not enough to watch?
Why don't you kill this old witch?
How can I put it, if it weren't for the oppression of the imperial power, the heroine could have lived well with the little guard. . . . . . Even though the little guard is worse than the male protagonist in that he cannot protect the female protagonist. . . . Then only the imperial power represented by the male protagonist can harm the female protagonist. . . . . In the end, it seems that the heroine is not a so-called "lower class person". . . . . It turns out that the common people are not worthy anymore,,,,
I use clever tricks to plunder My son is gentle, obedient and keeps his distance... Two completely different father and son -_-lll
The young couple (?) Are so sweet _(:з∠)_
Does the heroine always take medicine???
So distressed, so pitiful, angry