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Shiliu is an ordinary maid. Her greatest wish is to save enough silver to buy her freedom and leave the manor, then live a peaceful, stable life with her mother and younger brother.
But she has the misfortune of serving a master whose schemes are deeper than the sea and whose temper is as petty as they come. She serves him in fear, carefully currying favor, until at last she finds a chance to escape his control.
Yet after only two or three years of peace, she has to make a living under his roof again?!
Shiliu looks up at him pleadingly. "Can't you just let me go?"
The man's face is frosty, his eyes like ice. "I've given you two chances. There won't be a third."
Note: 1. The male lead is ruthless and vicious, and he is not a virgin.
2. This story takes plenty of liberties, so readers who demand historical accuracy may want to steer clear.
3. It's melodramatic. Read with caution if that's not your thing.
I'm planning to start Three Times a Bride next. If you're interested, don't forget to add it to your library! Kisses!
Theme: Everyone has the right to pursue an equal and happy life
This ending is okay, but the writing is anticlimactic, and the male protagonist is not tortured at all, nor is the Queen Mother. The male protagonist is a weakling, the heroine's son was robbed in vain, and the heroine was not the son's legitimate mother when she left. The heroine is like a surrogate for the hero and the princess.
The male protagonist is really useless. He can't protect the female protagonist even if he forces her back.
Although I didn't torture the male protagonist very much, I finally gave the female goose her freedom. I really like the ending~
I haven't updated it for several days. I feel like these chapters are all about writing without making any progress at all. This chapter is also repetitive. I just saw the female protagonist being abused and the male protagonist did nothing.
The female goose is so miserable, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
The ending felt a little hasty, and the psychological activities of the male and female protagonists were simply brushed aside.
Ah. . . . . It's a really good ending, very real
Great, this is the best ending.
The male protagonist is really useless, he can't protect the female protagonist and he can't even protect the child.
Does the fourth prince know the heroine?