*A timid little princess with a sharp tongue on a time limit x a wily prince consort who can't stand melodrama
Shi Lingyu transmigrates into a book.
She becomes a doomed princess in a melodramatic tale of political scheming and love, destined to die an ugly death amid the disaster sparked by two male leads fighting over a sweet little white lotus.
To make matters worse, this doomed princess married young, and her husband-to-be is the doomed nephew of the empress.
Shi Lingyu is stunned. Well, so much for clinging to a powerful patron.
A doomed character paired with another doomed character: truly a match made in heaven. They'll both end up dead before long.
Luckily, the original heroine hasn't appeared yet. Lingyu figures that if she can stop the little white lotus from falling in love with those two love-struck fools, she can avoid disaster.
So she turns her attention to her cheap husband, who's off to one side practicing his calligraphy.
As the saying goes, doomed characters make perfect allies!
Shi Lingyu rubs her hands together and cautiously asks him,
Ah, the first time I saw the comments was in No Man's Land. I didn't read much before I saw the comments section. I was so surprised.
Help, this is not an abuse article! If you don't like the princess of the subjugated country, you still have to fight with the antagonist.
I was browsing the comments and saw that the male protagonist was cremated, so before reading, I asked, did the male protagonist feel sorry for the female protagonist? This one is more shocking
That's great, the flowers are finished!!
Ah, this is indeed the heroine having fun herself
I'm so angry. Jiang Yingsu has nothing to do with him. He's so pitiful.
"Chief" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ unitary
I watched half of it, but I still don't understand when the heroine wore it? From the perspective of the male protagonist, the heroine has changed a lot since she fell into the water. After falling into the water, she was given a marriage. The heroine here said that she lived here for 5 years. Assume that she got married one year after the marriage. Later, it was said that the heroine was 17 years old. Does this logic mean that the heroine got married at the age of 13? There are also many places where the heroine recalls being close to Brother Six when she was young and the interaction between the hero and the master in front of him. . . The time of travel is confusing and a mystery. .
How can I put it, I feel that the heroine in the middle period is very miserable. The male protagonist is really useless. The female protagonist's fake abortion was briefly mentioned. I thought I would use this to torture her again. The subsequent development is also quite 6. I was very unhappy that I didn't torture the male protagonist. A lot of things can happen in three years between two places. Besides, the male protagonist is the emperor, so it is completely possible but unnecessary.
Can you write a good ending for Sixth Brother?