[A truly deranged, ruthless, obsessive powerhouse fox × a cool, gentle, untouchable beauty]
The first time Lu Mingyuan saw Qin Zhao, she stood among the peonies, outshining them by far. The faint fragrance about her was unforgettable.
When they met again, she was the Grand Princess, presiding over court, while he was the leading figure among the loyalists and a Grand Tutor at court.
They disagreed in court and clashed at every turn outside it.
One day, beneath clear skies and gentle breezes, the Emperor issued an edict: they were to marry!
"By this decree, the Grand Princess is peerlessly beautiful, gentle, and virtuous, while the Grand Tutor is learned and courteous. They are a match made in heaven. Their wedding shall take place at once!"
The world was shocked!
Qin Zhao: "I'll shave my head and become a nun right now. I'll never return to court."
Lu Mingyuan: "This humble official will shave his head and become a monk right now. He'll never set foot in the capital again."
The Emperor: Slowly types a "?"
[The Male Lead's Perspective]
Lu Mingyuan had taken the wrong path all his life. His hands had never been clean.
His greatest reason for living was revenge!
He entered the court to use imperial power and official position to achieve his goal, never expecting to encounter a woman who would prove so difficult to deal with.
She was clever and kind, the jewel of Great Qin, and someone forever beyond his reach.
How could he use her and kill in her name, then destroy her with his own hands while mired in that swamp?
"I am filth, sunk in the mire. I'm so stained that even the light refuses to shine on me. How could I ever lay a hand on Your Highness?"
"I admire Your Highness, but I will do no more than admire you. I would never dare take another step forward."
[Mini-Story 1]
A letter arrived from Jiangnan the other day.
"To His Majesty: The weather in Jiangnan has been lovely lately. I believe it would be a good time to marry., Lu Mingyuan"
The Emperor: "Bah! A monk wants to get married? Dream on."
"To His Majesty: Jiangnan is breathtakingly beautiful these days. I believe it would be a good time to welcome my groom., Qin Zhao"
The Emperor: "Bah! A nun wants to get married? Dream on."
Afterward, he picked up the two letters and compared them over and over. Why did the white paper look redder the longer he stared at it?
If peace reigns, I will stand behind you and brush the snow from your brow.
If the enemy is at the gates, I will don my armor and ride with you, gambling all for the safety of the realm!
[An Enjoyable Reading Guide]
1. Only typos will be fixed; the story itself won't be changed. Read with confidence!
2. One-on-one romance, both leads are virgins, happy ending.
3. This is a fictional setting, so please don't nitpick. Feel free to politely point out any issues with the story. Thank you.
4. Everyone is a career-obsessed lunatic. The male lead becomes a lovesick fool later on (not really, it's just that his wife is so hard to pursue).
5. Early on, the man flirts with the woman without realizing it, and ends up losing his heart!
Later, the untouchable beauty lowers herself and willingly enters the mire to save him!
Theme: Together, let's build a beautiful and powerful nation.
After watching the ending, I didn't expect that they would be so unhappy. When I saw the deputy CP, I burst into tears.
I feel that the little emperor's feelings and his actions are quite childish and cruel.
If he believed that Qin Zhao was the eldest princess, then he would be too casual with Qin Zhao... It just looks weird overall.
Lu Mingyuan! Call you happy! Your wife won't even fall into your arms, you idiot, idiot, idiot!
Crying because Feng Yu cried so loudly off the line, roses are eternal roses!
The princess wants to flutter at the butterfly, so cute!! They misunderstood the princess too much, and the princess was obviously so cuter!!!
I've just finished reading a few chapters, and I want to share my thoughts. The author constructed an imaginary world, but it is obvious that the world view is incomplete. At least in the eyes of readers, they only see three regions: "Jiangnan", "Southern Xinjiang" and "Capital", and at most the northwest. The so-called Jiangnan, usually the first reaction is to think of it as a region based on reality, but what is shown in the article is a city, ruled by six Jianghu organizations. Let's talk about Kunlun. When Qin Wei attacked Jiangnan, the male protagonist left. According to the article, the female protagonist could only last for one day at most. Just after half a day of fighting, the male protagonist arrived in Kunlun, killed the leader and returned to Jiangnan with thousands of people. This made me speculate that the author did not build this "Great Qin" based on the territory of China. However, Qin Wei's rebels must have tens of thousands of people, so why does it seem that the male protagonist leading thousands of people seems to have turned the tide of the battle? There is also a powerful Kunlun sect with thousands of people. It turns out that killing the leader and seizing a token can usurp the throne instantly? Doesn't stand up to scrutiny. According to Chef Wang's words, it is not difficult to see that the late emperor usurped the throne by force, and the country was in a state that had just finished fighting. There were still soldiers, but the soldiers were not dull yet. Logically speaking, there should be garrisons in various places. When something happened in a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, there was no support nearby, and there was no one in the court. This goes back to what I said at the beginning: the world view is incomplete. Let's talk about the plot. For example, a plot that can be described in ten thousand words is often hastily finished in a thousand words. There are loopholes in many places, and the front and rear connections are not smooth. This is my experience. The story of the two women at the beginning is very sensational, but overall, it seems like a forced insertion, and it is very rushed: I just met a few new characters, and before I got to know them well, the story about them ended with a bang. I:??? Not just this one, they all come and go quickly. This book definitely cannot be called a "powerful book". The so-called political strategies are superficial, very simple and immature, and cannot withstand scrutiny. Finally, talking about the characters, I think this is the biggest shortcoming of this article. The characters seem to have distinct personalities, but upon closer inspection, they are actually not flesh and blood, and they are not fully fleshed out. It is said that the heroine is powerful, but most of her power is reflected in her majestic and aura of speaking, which can make people stunned, so much so that she basically believes that she is the eldest princess. She is alone in the dragon pond and tiger's den, talking about her identity everywhere, what does she rely on, courage or wisdom? No, it depends on the aura of the heroine. The only impression I have of the male protagonist is that he has red fox eyes. Not only him, there is actually very little description of his appearance in the whole book, making it difficult for people to have a more specific intuitive impression of the character. From time to time, the article is narrated in a lyrical and slightly sad tone, which seems quite sad, but in the end it cannot shock people's hearts and cannot withstand scrutiny. Generally speaking, the whole article is relatively simple and has many loopholes and flaws, so I won't go into it one by one. After all, it cannot stand up to scrutiny.
I thought there would be a sweet side story
"Yin" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Should
Does this Uncle Wang like Qin Zhao... How strange