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[Gentle yet resilient mute concubine vs. mad-dog beauty of a regent]
1.
Qiao Mo had bright, starry eyes and pearly white teeth, yet she was the least favored illegitimate daughter in the marquis's household.
Her own father sent her to the prince's residence to serve as the regent's human medicine.
The day Wei Junyue's old illness flared up again, Qiao Mo was sent over at the Qiao family's bidding to serve as his human medicine.
At first, he treated her as a dispensable object.
Then one day, he saw the little girl perched helplessly on a high wall, trying to escape despite having no chance of success.
His blood surged, and he suddenly felt like playing with her.
After countless days and nights spent together, he gazed at her girlish, innocent charm and thought that if she behaved, perhaps keeping her around and taking good care of her would not be so bad.
Until one day, he caught her longing for and admiring another man.
A chill swept through the dark night, and his eyes turned bloodred.
So everything that had happened before was just her forcing herself to submit in order to escape him.
2.
Qiao Mo had lost her voice, and then her virtue.
She humored him, biding her time as she waited for a chance to escape this place of trouble.
But the one who came was the man, looming over her like a rakshasa.
Wei Junyue was brimming with malice, yet he bent down with a smile, wiping away, inch by inch, the tears about to fall from her eyes.
"Who are you looking for?"
The man's voice sounded like a demon from hell.
Trembling with fear, she watched the blood of the man she loved stain her vision as he was dragged away in chains.
3.
Later, love and hatred wove themselves into shackles. He covered her eyes, his cool lips tracing her body until she trembled. His whisper in her ear was as tender as a lover's murmur: "Little Jasmine, you have to love me."
Qiao Mo finally understood: unless she died, there was nowhere she could escape to.
#I want you to love me#
P.S.:
1. The male lead is secretly cruel. If that's not your thing, don't read.
2. This is a story of coercive love and possession, with all kinds of melodramatic tropes, including but not limited to the male lead pursuing his wife after she leaves, faking death, and running away while pregnant.
3. The novel's values do not represent the author's. Please don't make personal attacks. If you don't like it, please don't flame it.
4. The female lead is a native of the ancient setting and does not have modern ideas.
Theme: Even in adversity, keep struggling
It made me cry a lot after reading it. The ending is very happy, but I feel sorry for the second male lead. He died like that. What did he do wrong? I hope the author can give the second male lead a sequel to his afterlife.
It suddenly occurred to me that Chengzhuo's birthday is the anniversary of Qi Yunxian's death. Momo has completely forgotten about him. 555 The second male lead is so miserable.
The male protagonist is insane, the female protagonist is unlucky, the second male protagonist is a tool, and the female protagonist is very unlucky, so bad things happen to her, she suffers sins that are not her own, is abused and violent, and she can't help it.
I think my sister's story is also very interesting. Why not just open a separate book?
Who still remembers the second male lead who died tragically?
Congratulations on the completion! I imagined the fifteen-year-old Wei Wanyang and Tuoba Yu who are about the same age (that's fifteen or sixteen years old) ~ The humiliating princess and the unruly and innocent eldest prince ~ A love story between two countries. After the eldest prince was deceived, he found out that the princess was using her, and he turned dark for a while, but he still had to pave the way for the princess ~ it finally came true~ ugh~ Of these three couples, I found that Momo and Ayue were both younger (younger siblings), and Ayueyuzi was both older (brother and sister). Hahaha~ Ayueyuzi is both a bitch, but our Qiao Xiaoyi is a kind-hearted and reasonable boy~
Yay! I finished it in one night, and I stayed up late again, but I was really happy after watching it. I love dogs, love family fun, and a happy family with two children. These three pairs of six brothers and sisters are so cute, hahaha. Although it is a traditional crematorium for chasing wives, I feel that the plot setting and logic are similar to the crematorium novels I have read. It is a relatively complete book (for lovers of crematorium novels). Compared with some crematorium novels, the characters may not be as full-bodied, and there are no particularly memorable points for me, but overall it does not deviate from the character setting, and it reflects the character characteristics very well. The writing is mature, the sentences are well broken, and the look and feel is super good. After reading it, it reminded me of the time I used to read some family-friendly ancient novels. Although it was not as interesting and rich as JJ is now, it still has a sense of warmth that many articles today cannot give. The ending is full of flowers, and it is not a loss to stay up late~
Although I love watching this kind of paranoia, ah ah ah ah why is it always the kind of second male lead that makes me pity me? I really want the second male lead to be with the female lead! Sometimes the power is so powerful that I hope that if there is an afterlife, the second male lead will be the most powerful person. I didn't watch the pirated version. I just browsed the charts and skipped to watch it. The subscription rate may be relatively low.
So sweet! He is indeed a sweet essay contestant.
The books I put in my favorites all the time were gathering dust before I took them out and read them?