Coming Soon: The Princess and the Stable Boy
A forceful romance, with all the deliciously melodramatic tropes
Yu Jirong lost her parents when she was young and was taken in by the Prince of Chongyang's household. Her cousin bullied her from childhood, and she never had a single good day. At last, when he went off to the battlefield to prove himself, she managed to live in peace until her coming-of-age ceremony. All she wanted was to quickly find a good husband and move out of the estate. But on the day of her grandmother's birthday celebration, she was unexpectedly betrothed to that devilish heir?
The heir raised a brow and crossed his arms. "How about calling me Cousin? Let me hear it."
Yu Jirong trembled and cowered, unable to utter a word for the longest time.
The heir's expression darkened. "Come here..."
She didn't move, but tears were already gathering on her long lashes...
He pressed his lips together, his voice growing colder. Gripping her waist, he lifted her up and warned, "You can't escape. Don't dream of things you shouldn't..."
A note from the author:
Waaah, I love this kind of overbearing, melodramatic romance so much! My dears, please tap your fingers and add it to your favorites. Mwah, mwah...
Theme: Only by being strong and independent can you have a happy life
I think the male protagonist is also scary. What he does to the female protagonist can be considered violent. Of course, the male protagonist's behavior after they get married is domestic violence. It's scary. It's not easy for the female protagonist, and she still wants to be with him.
The male protagonist keeps swearing verbally. This design is unreasonable. Domineering does not mean vulgar!
Is the heroine stupid? She knows that the old woman is going to kill her but she still wants to deal with her. She is unable to protect herself and her mind is not firm. She bursts into tears when she mentions the hero's parents. Please calm down. I said before that I stayed in the palace to find the truth. I thought the heroine had some tricks. However, she was bullied by her grandmother and others.
I really hope my silly cousin can be with the heroine... He is much gentler than the hero
I always feel like something is missing. Have you started driving?
The male protagonist is too irritable, right?
What is the relationship between the heroine and this family? She is called grandmother but her last name is different. The interpersonal relationship is a bit messy.
Now that I'm in Chapter 8, I don't think the male protagonist is any better than the second male protagonist, and I don't know what kind of love the male protagonist has for each other. Even the male protagonist's behavior makes me feel like bullying. I don't even know what this is about.
The heroine and the hero have a bit of a SM feel...
If you meet a man like this in real life, you must run away quickly