Chu Zhi transmigrated into the body of a peerlessly beautiful princess, betrothed to Tu Yao, a gloomy and handsome prince from a neighboring kingdom.
Unfortunately, the princess was a man disguised as a woman. He had repeatedly humiliated the male lead, his disabled fiancé, and was ultimately exposed, castrated, and fed to the fish...
After transmigrating, Chu Zhi did his best to play the spoiled brat and secretly protect the male lead.
But due to an accident, the two ended up spending a night together.
Staring at the ravenous Tu Yao, Chu Zhi held down his skirts. "Don't be hasty... We can see about that on our wedding night..."
Chu Zhi had no choice but to maintain his "princess" secret identity to soothe the male lead, while secretly planning to fake his death.
After faking his death, he successfully slipped back to his homeland and ascended the throne. Just as the book had described, the surrounding kingdoms were all conquered by Tu Yao.
Chu Zhi, however, lived off the benefits of being the "late princess's" brother, lazing around under the protection of his "brother-in-law."
...Until one day, the imperial physician brought good news. "Your Majesty, you're pregnant!"
Chu Zhi dropped to his knees. "!!!"
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Tu Yao had never liked spoiled people, except for his little fiancée.
In public, she held her chin high, but in private, she would bend down to kiss his cheek.
But then the princess, who acted sarcastic on the surface while secretly being passionately in love with him, died on the very day of their wedding.
He conquered the united kingdoms and searched everywhere, from the highest heavens to the deepest earth, but could no longer find the bright hem of her clothes.
After that, his only comfort was the emperor of a neighboring kingdom, his brother-in-law Chu Zhi. He had the same face as his moonlight and silently followed Tu Yao as he pacified the realm.
Tu Yao thought that joining forces with his brother-in-law to build their empires would be a fine way to spend his life, but Chu Zhi's belly kept getting bigger...
"Why would you betray me after choosing to follow me!?" Tu Yao said coldly. "A ruler bearing a child after coupling with a man is a laughingstock to the entire world..."
Later...
Staring in shock at the two chubby little babies, Tu Yao couldn't believe it. Why did this pair of twins, a boy and a girl, look so much like him!?
Notes:
1. The shou is forced to act spoiled while disguised as a woman, then reclaims his identity and becomes emperor. The gong hides his strength and pretends to be disabled early on, then becomes unstoppable.
War-god emperor gong × gentle emperor shou, a sweet romance between two emperors.
2. The gong is a pure-hearted puppy. The first time they turned out the lights (chapter 14), he didn't realize his gorgeous wife was a man...
3. A sweet romance. Everything in the story serves the love plot, with no epic battle among rival powers.
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After her family fell into ruin, Ling Zhi was adrift like duckweed, and the engagement arranged in childhood became the only light buried in her heart.
She could no longer remember what her fiancé looked like, but she remembered the childish promise he had made.
Ling Zhi never expected to run into her fiancé. He didn't recognize her, but she recognized the scar on his hand at a glance.
When she was young, she had fallen into the water, and he had risked his life to save her, leaving that scar behind.
Ten years had passed. The children they'd once been had grown into an elegant, distinguished man, as beautiful as an immortal.
But he seemed to have forgotten their past.
She thought it over again and again, not daring to mention their engagement. All she could do was awkwardly look after him, making every effort to get close and win his favor.
The day she saw her fiancé, she learned he was the crown prince, traveling incognito under an assumed name.
Fortunately, the crown prince was benevolent. He didn't mention her foolish behavior, and let all her offenses pass with a smile.
He even generously invited her to the capital to marry him, and Ling Zhi was deeply grateful.
She never imagined that, from the moment she entered the capital, she would slowly walk into a cage.
Deep in the palace, the man tore up her only pastime, his gaze dark. "I told you not to embroider butterflies, cranes, or birds again. Even if you really grew wings, where could you escape to?"
Remembering their first meeting in Jiangnan felt like waking from a dream.
When the crown prince Li Yu traveled incognito in Jiangnan, he borrowed the name of a trusted aide.
A lonely girl living under someone else's roof was always timid around him, yet eager to draw near.
He was young and noble, and from the capital to Jiangnan, women had flocked to show him their favor.
Perhaps it was Jiangnan's alluring charm. For the first time, he wanted to take someone for himself.
Until his trusted aide brought up the engagement arranged when they were children.
So her kindness toward him wasn't because of him, or even because of his power.
It was because of a name... that had never belonged to him.
Li Yu gently rubbed his thumb ring and narrowed his eyes.
Theme: Never give up on the goal you truly want.
Lost in Your Palm
Spring Stars on Palace Steps
My Ex-Husband's Older Brother Is Fighting for Me Again
The Imperial Tutor Returns (Reborn)
Stealing My Childhood Sweetheart
His Majesty Once Said I Was Just His Cousin
The Cannon-Fodder Prince Broke Character, but the Kingdom Survived
After I Transmigrated Into a Book, My Nemesis and I Became Parents
The Capital University Chronicles
My Classmate Is Always Showering the Tyrant with Dog Food [Book Transmigration]
Flying Fish, White Rabbit
A Fine Night of Flowers and Moonlight
I feel that the later plot of Shou's transition from discouragement to change of heart was too hasty, and the exciting points were not written out. Most of them were just like a running account, and there was no deeper portrayal of Shou's heart. The character portrayal was still a little shallow, and it became more and more boring as it went on.
After reading it, I felt that it was a bit broken at the end. The plot was also written in a hurry, but it started and ended. The first part was really attractive. I have read two of the author's books. The quality is average or even bad. It has nothing to do with stable updates. I feel angry and helpless. I hope the author will ensure stable updates in the future.
I didn't like the novel very much when I read this. I just wanted to see how the two people were going to fight according to the author's plot. The result was that the crematorium was tortured but not attacked. It was easily overturned by a fire. The author probably forgot about the setting of being exhausted and dying, so he just fucked. It's just outrageous. When I read the copy, I thought it was a story about two powerful emperors, but in the end, I could only attack the emperor, but I didn't look like an emperor at all, and my wife was just about the same. Since she faked her death, her character has been ruined, and even her mother didn't recognize her. She was pregnant and had a baby in other countries for more than a year, and Chu State didn't care at all. She showed up once just to show that someone was taking care of her. Haven't you heard that "a country cannot live without a king for a day"? In a country where the emperor has ignored government affairs for more than a year, do you think you are Thailand? When he first became emperor, he was still discussing whether "offensive" or "defending" was more important. In the end, he didn't see what he did to defend the Chu State. He just shouted slogans. In the end, he shouted that the lives of Yong soldiers were also life, and gave away the Chu State directly? Why did Your Majesty commit treason? The same goes for Gong, the classic "Because no one loves me, I don't know how to love. I hurt you because I love you. You should forgive me, otherwise you just don't love me." Bah! The setting of the beloved wife is bullshit. You can't even notice it when it bleeds in front of you, and you can't notice it when the oil is about to run out. Apart from feeling sorry for yourself and blaming others for lying to you, what else can you notice? The setting of God of War is bullshit, and fighting is child's play. It all relies on the enemy being stupid enough to send him to his door, and his lovely wife to send him to him. I have always been fighting against Zheng Guo. To unify the world, conquering Zheng Guo is enough. You love brain. I don't think you have a very high IQ, and the answer almost blurs your face. You open your eyes wide and ask, "Where is my wife?" Where is it on your forehead! Not to mention the various brain-dead subordinates, they won't be able to help you in fighting, and they will be a hindrance in love and love, making you useless.
So after the fire, I couldn't remember Jiang Ling and Pang Zhou at all, right? Let me mention it at least. With all the foreshadowing, Jiang Ling was like an unbeatable Xiaoqiang. In the end, he disappeared without a trace. Why did the fire break out? There was no trace of Pang Zhou. No one even asked. Really 6, this person could not be found right away, right?
After reading it, I felt a little empty in my heart, and I felt like this didn't feel like the ending.
When are the two lovers reporting to each other? The two are watching the fun on the sidelines
After watching the extra chapter, I discovered a bug. When Shou was fishing in the mountains, Gong secretly put a fish on his hook in the water. He could swim, but in the extra chapter, he couldn't? In addition, the little prince's companion was sometimes called Nanshan and sometimes called Nanfeng.
I am also reading your novel. I order you to spend tens of thousands of dollars a day, or I will send you to Silver Lake to get slim.
The previous article is quite good. It was very hasty at the end, tasteless when eaten, and a pity to throw away.
It's pretty cool. Keep up the good work.