1. Men can give birth. Aside from social status, there are no invented differences between the sexes. This is a straight romance novel...
2. The female lead is flawed, and whether the male lead is a good person is a matter of Schrödinger's cat. The female lead won't become a normal person or descend from her pedestal for love. If you think romantic relationships matter more than characterization, this isn't for you.
3. The male and female leads may not be what you expect, this may not be the kind of story you expect, and the ending isn't a traditional one either. If you don't feel chemistry between the leads, don't read it. Don't force yourself. If you think a protagonist's appeal comes entirely from having a good partner, this isn't for you.
Song Nanjin had been plotting to win Pei Yi over for a long time. She had set her sights on him back when he and her eldest sister were still a couple.
Just as she'd expected, Pei Yi was an innocent, naive young master, and it was easy for her to deceive him into becoming hers.
Pei Yi had a lovely temperament: dignified, virtuous, and well-read. He kept the household in perfect order, so she never had to worry about the sort of domestic troubles other women faced. She had always believed he was the perfect choice for a principal husband.
Until one day, Pei Yi held a knife to her throat.
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Pei Yi transmigrated into an ancient matriarchal society. He quickly attached himself to the eldest imperial daughter, but after years of supporting her, she suddenly fell from favor, and he hurried to find another powerful patron.
At that moment, the unremarkable third imperial daughter came his way, flirting with him openly and covertly. He went along with it.
After they had traded performances for a while, he realized that dating her might actually be quite nice. Song Nanjin was clever and witty, gentle and composed, and beautiful too.
He thought he was having a romance in ancient times with marriage in mind.
Until one day, he discovered that Song Nanjin was a player.
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Pei Yi had always thought that transmigrators were supposed to be the protagonists of the romance plot. But after getting entangled with Song Nanjin, he realized his role really was the most disposable of cannon fodder.
She had a childhood sweetheart, her moonlight. They had known each other from humble beginnings and weathered every storm together. In the end, they were supposed to rule the world side by side: a pure-love storyline.
She had a red rose who had fallen into the world of courtesans. They came from completely different worlds, destined for a tragic romance between a princess and a commoner.
She had a persistent wandering swordsman who fell in love with her at first sight. She was bound to the four walls of the imperial court, while he had the whole world at his feet: a romantic tale of two people with different ideals, one shaped by the martial world and the other by the imperial court.
She had a kindred confidant, a man who advised her on matters of state: friends-to-lovers.
She had the son of a military family, someone she met through a fight, and their feelings grew as they fought: bickering rivals who fall in love.
She even had a stepfather with no blood relation to her, with whom she shared a secret relationship: an imperial palace scandal.
And Pei Yi, as her principal husband, was an utterly ordinary young master from a respectable family, a textbook example of a character who would be sidelined as cannon fodder in any of these stories.
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Pei Yi had thought sincerity was what mattered most. In the end, he discovered that sincerity could not overcome mountains and seas.
Everything Song Nanjin had gained came through scheming. Pei Yi alone had willingly fallen into her hands.
Carve out a 1v1 path through the chaos: male lead x female lead born with the heart of an emperor.
Theme: No one needs to change themselves for the sake of unrequited love
Now that I see it, I still don't feel the charm of the heroine Smith Marseille, because I feel like she really doesn't love anyone and is a person who only lets people down and takes advantage of them.
It's uncomfortable to watch. I don't want them to fuck with me. An emperor as good as the heroine should implement the solitary system to the end. The hero should go back to death.
I read it again out of boredom. To me, the two protagonists are really unattractive. I don't know why they want to fall in love. Such a sexually incompetent couple.
Maybe it's because I have strong emotions, and I can't really relate to such a dull person like the protagonist. I feel like the heroine doesn't like it either, or it doesn't matter when it comes to the ending. It's fine if I'm there, but it's okay if I'm not there. The male protagonist has stronger emotions than the female protagonist, but I still don't understand what they are thinking. Congratulations on the completion
Every time when I thought he was a gentle and dignified lazy person, Xiao Pei would suddenly pop up and curse. It was really fun.
Okay, okay, Shen Jianshan is much better than Yan Wenqi, and the last episode is a little sweet [erotic-eared rabbit head] [erected-eared rabbit head]
In fact, I think this is a story about a normal person and an abnormal person falling in love. However, it is true that Nan Jin cannot be too normal when he grows up in this kind of childhood. The two babies should take their time 🐰
Mr. Frog Qu, you are so kind. You actually updated two chapters at a time, which did not whet your appetite.
Personally speaking, the story ends here, which is a very good ending. I have been following the update since the first tens of thousands of words. As I said earlier, I never imagined how the two of them could HE. In fact, there is no need to limit the ending. How the characters in the novel grow is not completely controllable. When the paper person appears bit by bit, he already has a soul. If you force HE or BE, the character may collapse. Sometimes, it is also good to let things develop and end naturally.
I want to see he, hehehe