Long Live the Grand Princess

The pre-released article "The Banquet of Empty", please darlings, please save it. The copy is as follows: The Jade Dynasty banquet was filled with hatred and joy, and my teeth itched with hatred. In the previous life, Zhu Huanxi snatched away Lu Min and also took away the position of queen from Yu Chao Yan, causing Yu Chao Yan to hang herself in the cold palace. After resurrecting his life, Yu Chaoyan imprisoned Zhu Huanxi in Yong'an Palace and tortured her day and night. Unexpectedly, Zhu Huanxi's white clothes were stained with blood, but he had the audacity to taste the rouge on the corner of Jade Chaoyan's mouth, and asked with red eyes: "Sister, what is so good about that dog emperor? Is it worth doing this to me for him?" Yu Chaoyan was stunned for a moment, stretched out her fingers to touch her red lips, recalling the feeling just now. Zhu Huanxi laughed brightly, then used her inner strength to break the shackles, grabbed Yu Chaoyan's chin with her bloody hands, stared at her red face, and said seductively: "Sister, men fall in love with each other when they meet. Don't be his queen. Be my wife, your only wife."

There will be an extra chapter tomorrow~

Princess Huaiqi is also an ambitious woman.

The novel contains more female emperors. Some people like to read it, but gradually everyone likes to read it. You can write whatever you want, but the ending must be he.

I can't understand the logic of this suspended animation.

Good looking! I like Jiang Ci and Li Chenglin, and I also like Princess Huaiqi. The women in this movie are all excellent. I hope there will be more extras [Let Me Kangkang]

Very good, there is no need to write about patriarchal emperors so badly. The reality is disgusting enough. Let's write more female emperors in novels.

It would be perfect if the eldest princess is still the emperor in the ending, and A Ci recovers his health and returns to the palace and continues to be the queen.

It's a pity that the eldest princess abdicated the throne after only a few years as emperor.

This article feels a bit anticlimactic. Did the author get tired at the end of the writing?