A proud, noble, loyal, and patriotic Great Qin princess × a Qi prince who swallows his humiliation after his kingdom falls, all honeyed words and hidden daggers
Blurb:
There are many people willing to risk their lives for a Great Qin princess, but only one is willing to risk his life for her, Ying Yinman.
“I hear Prince Huan is the most handsome man in all of Qi, with the looks of Xu Gong, a face like jade, phoenix eyes, and a willowy waist?”
The man below wore tattered clothes and was covered in wounds, yet his royal bearing and unyielding spirit remained. Even his ingratiating words carried a hint of mockery as he asked, “And does the princess like me?”
The princess on the dais laughed and replied with a question of her own. “Have you ever seen anyone fall in love with a pet?”
Years later, he would kill her husband with a single sword thrust and ride with her back to Xianyang. Only when he planted her beloved magnolia outside the city did the seed of their affection begin to sprout.
“Huan, you must always remember this tree.”
“As you command, Your Highness.”
When the Lingqu River dam collapsed, she was ordered to oversee disaster relief and hold a sacrificial ceremony. A storm raged on the day of the ceremony, and the people took it as a bad omen.
“My father never feared rumors or signs from heaven when he held the Fengshan ceremony at Mount Tai. I am a princess of Great Qin. Why should I fear them?”
Just as she was about to step forward, an umbrella appeared above her head.
“Your Highness, I will go with you.”
Reader's Guide:
1. This is entirely fictional, set in an alternate Qin dynasty. The author knows nothing about history, so history buffs, beware. Any rage-induced consequences are not my responsibility.
2. The heroine is neither naive nor lovesick. Her political father is her idol, so her country comes before everything, including the hero.
3. A little cuteness might earn you a follow, won't it?
Theme: A confident girl shines bright
Nice! I just don't know how the female protagonist can have feelings for the male protagonist after she has maxed out her hatred level at the beginning.
The heroine died tragically in history
It's pretty cool, why doesn't anyone see it?
Wait, is this a myth? The paper lanterns of the Qin Dynasty are such niche words.
To catch an insect, Gao Jianli is not a piano player, but a builder. He uses a bamboo ruler to build a tree.
I actually saw a writer on the same circuit as me, and his writing was quite good.
I'm really asking for more updates. I want to see them.