Coming next: The Princess Sent to Marry and Her Little Wolf of the Northwest. Please show it some love.
The current emperor is murderous and tyrannical. He ascended the throne over the bodies of his father and elder brother, only to end up abandoned by everyone and killed by his good third brother, Prince Jing, right outside the palace's main gate. Even his beloved concubine watched gleefully as his head was cut off.
Only before his death did Chu Suiling realize that the one person who had stayed by his side was Empress Xie Wenyu, whom he had sent to the Cold Palace long ago.
Reborn, Chu Suiling unexpectedly gains the ability to read minds, only to discover that his once enchanting and seductive favorite concubine had long been acquainted with Prince Jing, and that his clever, quick-witted prince was actually Prince Jing's son.
As for Xie Wenyu, wait, did she just grumble, "How did this stupid emperor suddenly get smart?"
So you were sent to the Cold Palace after being framed in your previous life, and it was actually your own choice?
The male lead acts cruel and tyrannical, but is really a tsundere who says one thing and means another. The female lead seems gentle and virtuous, but is secretly spiteful and loves to complain.
The female lead is neither reborn nor transmigrated.
Sweet romance! Face-slapping! Putting scumbags in their place!
[Warning: The male and female leads have only ever been with each other! Only each other! Only each other! 1v1! The male lead has a harem early on, but he himself never sleeps with anyone but the female lead!]
!!! [Content warning]: One of the side couples in the extras is a danmei couple!!!!
Coming next: The Princess Sent to Marry and Her Little Wolf of the Northwest. Please show it some love.
The eldest legitimate princess of the Dayan Dynasty is a poor thing, with an uncaring father and a mother who died young.
A revered monk once declared that she was born with a fate that brought calamity to those around her, cursing her father, mother, and family.
Her brothers and sisters in the palace bully and humiliate her, and even the palace servants mistreat her.
Her own brother hates her, and so does her mother's family. They blame her birth for taking her mother's life.
So when the young Wolf King of the Northwest asks Dayan for a bride, everyone sends her there without hesitation to marry for peace.
On the day Gu Qinghuan is sent away to marry, she thinks she is simply leaving one cage for another.
But on their wedding night, Yujulu grabs Gu Qinghuan's hand, eyes shining, and says, "Sister, I've brought you home."
Later, Yujulu takes her across every grassland in the Northwest. They climb snowy peaks and see the sands of the great desert.
Gu Qinghuan has always thought of Yujulu as someone like the sun, until visitors arrive from the Yan Dynasty.
They look down on Gu Qinghuan and mock her ill-fated destiny.
This is the first time Gu Qinghuan has seen Yujulu get angry. The boy, as radiant as the sun, kills the ringleader who insulted her with his own hands. His gaze is full of bloodthirsty fury.
The others don't dare disrespect Gu Qinghuan again.
Yujulu wipes the blood from his hands before daring to approach Gu Qinghuan. He clasps her hand reverently and says, "Whichever immortal dares say my sister has a bad fate, I'll end his line of worship. Such an immortal isn't worth believing in."
My sister is the love of my life, bestowed upon me by the Eternal Blue Sky, and the moon I cherish most.
Theme: Treasure your childhood sweetheart, and stay away from pointless disputes.
My Deity Comes from China
Dawn and Dusk, Sharing Good Times
Brother
A Little Village in Summer
The Moon Was Never Meant to Be Reached
The Second Senior Brother, a Cannon Fodder, Has Had Enough
The Princess Sent to Marry and Her Little Northwestern Wolf
Operation: Save the Hopeless Romantic
Global Evolution [Infinite]
Midsummer Meets Late Winter [Mending a Broken Relationship]
The Imperial Noble Consort Refuses to Join the Rat Race
The Commandery Princess Returns
After reading the text, I always felt that the male protagonist was a grievance. When I saw that the smart and clever prince was someone else's child, I thought it was funny. Hahahahahahaha. It's so tragic.
Is the male protagonist's logic a bit far-fetched? He knew that the eldest prince he loved was not his child, so he was very angry, but he had never touched other women in the harem, so he must know that the eldest prince was not his child...
The male protagonist acted in various ways just because his wife called someone else's name. The Queen has been with her for so many years and makes a comeback. Doesn't she have any trust at all?
I finally finished correcting all the typos and sentences, so I give myself a thumbs up and roll around~
I feel that the inner activities of the heroine are too... How should I put it, as if she was specifically speaking to the hero, a bit unnatural.
So he really doesn't love the heroine, and at most treats her as a partner. If he is simply angry with her, he will still pay attention to her secretly, but he doesn't seem to know about her days in the cold palace.
The name of the male protagonist reminds me of Chu Suiliang...
Cang Sheng: I provoked you Just like other concubines, they either take the initiative or have no choice but to enter the palace for the sake of their family. It is disgusting to find a bodyguard when they are given a place for retirement. Except that the protagonists are all tool men.
Ah, I thought I could really keep it for a lifetime...
Ha