Set against the backdrop of New Moon Princess. The focus isn't on tormenting the obnoxious characters. The ending is ordinary, neither a happy ending nor a bad ending.
She thought
that being stabbed through the heart by someone who had never said the words, yet shared her feelings, was already a beautiful disaster.
She never expected that the disaster would come with tableware too.
And the tableware had a huge floral pattern...
I'm not some poor little moon. I'm Xi He, the sun!
Empress Dowager, please have a shaman exorcise New Moon. She seems to have been having nightmares...
Xi He's ideal life is to:
Make a little money, then marry an ancient man who's neither handsome nor ugly...
Become the mistress of an ordinary little household, get on with life, and have a few children, preferably boys. Then, once her daughter is married and her sons can stand on their own, hand the household affairs over to her daughters-in-law...
Not be a wicked mother-in-law, just drink tea, recite prayers, play chess, and dote on her grandchildren...
And finally, die before her husband so she won't have to cry over him...
As for New Moon's surname and the eventual male lead in this story, there are good and bad choices when you consider Qing dynasty history.
If she were called Tong Jia, she'd be a standard "Qing-era transmigrator." Setting the story in 1653 would work perfectly: there was a war, and based on the date of her audience with the Empress Dowager, before New Moon's birthday in August, someone would have plenty of time to give birth to Xuan Ye in March 1654... OTL...
Another Qing-era transmigrator template would be to call her Dong E. If the so-called "Grand Minister Nuda Hai," who adopted Prince Duan's orphan, was really named E Shuo...
Speaking of which, Prince Chengze Shuo Sai would be a great choice. He died in 1654 at just 27. Could the one in Yuan Luo's story, set in 1660, really be in a May-December romance? Luo Lin was already 17 then... OTL...
Then there's Prince Zhuang Bo Guoduo, who lived a long life and died at 74 in the first year of the Yongzheng reign. He'd have a great chance of fulfilling the heroine's wish to "die first." I really want to butterfly-effect him into being born a little earlier... What a shame!
The male lead is Fei Yanggu.
Theme:
Let's borrow Qiong Yao's skin. . Don't add the word "crescent moon". Being attracted by these two words is purely eye-catching and boring.
Is the author sure this is anti-Qiong Yao? ? ? Why do I think Pang Dahai and Yanji are just soy sauce? ? ~Where is your anti-Qiong Yao, I feel why the heroine didn't do anything, Pang Haihai lived a good life, um~· He still took the concubine, · Yan Ji continued to live in dire straits~~ And where are the two NC children? ? 5555~~~Is this anti-Qiong Yao? ? Really? ? Speaking of which, the male protagonist is really speechless! ! I clicked this article just to oppose Qiong Yao! ~As a result, I was really tragic! !
Such a male pig is really rubbish. He steals other people's wine and bullies the heroine. I despise him.
Sure enough, I can't understand~~`
I'm disappointed, never see you again. Gone!
By the way, this is really embarrassing. It's over like this. The heroine gets married like this. The background setting is useless, and the male protagonist is too outrageous?
This. . . That's it. . . .
The male protagonist said in the first chapter: I will pay you back a thousand times in the next life.
Does this mean marrying the heroine? =..=
If you want to pay back, you should be like a cow or a horse~
It doesn't mean that a male protagonist must appear in an article, right?
I feel better without this chapter~
After all, we get along every day, and people who have loved each other secretly will always be noticed, right?
Male protagonist? Which one?
Yanji finally no longer believes in the myth of Nu Dahai's single-mindedness.
Let's borrow Qiong Yao's skin. . Don't add the word "crescent moon". Being attracted by these two words is purely eye-catching and boring.
Is the author sure this is anti-Qiong Yao? ? ? Why do I think Pang Dahai and Yanji are just soy sauce? ? ~Where is your anti-Qiong Yao, I feel why the heroine didn't do anything, Pang Haihai lived a good life, um~· He still took the concubine, · Yan Ji continued to live in dire straits~~ And where are the two NC children? ? 5555~~~Is this anti-Qiong Yao? ? Really? ? Speaking of which, the male protagonist is really speechless! ! I clicked this article just to oppose Qiong Yao! ~As a result, I was really tragic! !
Such a male pig is really rubbish. He steals other people's wine and bullies the heroine. I despise him.
Sure enough, I can't understand~~`
I'm disappointed, never see you again. Gone!
By the way, this is really embarrassing. It's over like this. The heroine gets married like this. The background setting is useless, and the male protagonist is too outrageous?
This. . . That's it. . . .
The male protagonist said in the first chapter: I will pay you back a thousand times in the next life. Does this mean marrying the heroine? =..= If you want to pay back, you should be like a cow or a horse~ It doesn't mean that a male protagonist must appear in an article, right? I feel better without this chapter~
After all, we get along every day, and people who have loved each other secretly will always be noticed, right?
Male protagonist? Which one? Yanji finally no longer believes in the myth of Nu Dahai's single-mindedness.