One-line blurb: She once caught his eye, but never his heart. Later, she became the one he could never have.
Full blurb: Ye Yaxiang, the only daughter of a high-ranking official, is blessed with bright eyes and pearly teeth, and an elegant, graceful bearing. She commands the Ye family's vast fortune, along with countless connections in court.
After her parents pass away, she goes to live with her maternal uncle's family and meets the suitable match her aunt has arranged for her, the Third Prince Xiao Zelan. She spends a fortune helping him support his retainers and build his power, using her father's reputation and connections to win over court officials for him. She gives everything she has to help Xiao Zelan become Crown Prince.
But in the end, Xiao Zelan, who had repeatedly sworn he would marry her, turns around and marries her eldest cousin instead, leaving her with nothing but a cup of poisoned wine.
Reborn, Ye Yaxiang is determined to escape her past fate and protect the Ye family's estate. She approaches the domineering Ninth Prince of the capital, Xiao Jingmo, and asks him to keep an eye on her.
He studies her bright, peach-blossom eyes, one swordlike brow lifting.
Haha, the Ninth Prince has grown up
The male protagonist behaves too much like a primary school chicken when he likes people.
When I saw the copy, I was actually quite speechless... If the powerful heroine (who could help the unfaithful person get the crown prince position) died of love brain in her previous life, then the heroine in this life is also essentially love brain. Just because she changed the man, the ending would be different? In other words, was the failure of the heroine in her previous life really just because she met someone unkind? The villain is too good at pretending? Has she really found her own fatal flaw? Is her reflection on her life so superficial and one-sided? In addition, the third prince in his previous life could only rely on an orphan girl to become the crown prince. How incompetent was this! In other words, the heroine can have the ability or power to influence the choice of the servant and the heir apparent. If she does something bad, can't the situation be bigger? Even if you focus on your career, it's okay to treat men as tools! Thinking about the battles for heirs in history, the secrets of the court, the flash of swords, and the description in the copywriting, you will only think that this dynasty is a child's play.
You said the setting is anti-feudal, because because of the rumors, you have to twist your hair and become a sister-in-law, and if the handkerchief thing is true, you have to marry the third prince. You said the setting is a feudal society, right? Here at the gate, one just got up and came to see someone in disheveled clothes, combing his hair and dragging him into the house, and the other didn't wait in the carriage and had to get out of the carriage to wait. It's really a disconnect to read this article.
I would like to ask why there is no "Xian Tu Yao" in the author's column?
Thank you for your support. I hope I have the chance to see the end.
I asked in a low voice, are you still writing?
Damn, waiting for your update
Dad, I'm waiting for you to get out of the cabin safely.
Why don't you update it?