The main story is complete, so you can read with confidence.
Ji Rongjin woke up one day to find she had become the consort of the Princess's Mansion, disguised as a man. One wrong move and she could lose her head.
To stay alive, Ji Rongjin bribed one of the princess's maids and subtly asked about her relationship with the princess. After learning the two were deeply in love, she prepared snacks for the princess every day, doing everything she could to make her happy.
When the princess wanted to see her, she called her "my lady" at every turn, acting perfectly obedient, her eyes full of affection.
When the princess didn't want to see her, she mentioned her constantly and acted as if she missed her terribly.
At the New Year's Eve banquet, she even fed the princess a piece of fish in front of everyone, all to maintain her loving-spouse image.
The princess gazed at Ji Rongjin with a deep look, then opened her mouth and ate the fish under the stunned eyes of the ministers.
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The Great Qian dynasty had few heirs. When the late emperor died, he left behind Shen Zhuwan and her five-year-old younger brother, Shen Chi.
At the time, powerful enemies threatened the Great Qian from outside, while corrupt ministers sowed chaos within. Shen Zhuwan had to teach her young brother while also attending court and reviewing memorials, leaving her exhausted every day.
Her marriage to Ji Rongjin was only a contract marriage. To avoid gossip, she had to put on the appearance of a loving couple who trusted each other completely.
But one day, her formerly respectful consort suddenly changed. Every day, she made delicious snacks for Shen Zhuwan, did whatever she could to cheer her up, said all sorts of confusing things, and smiled like an energetic young man.
Later, Shen Zhuwan changed her mind. She no longer wanted to honor their contract. She wanted to keep Ji Rongjin by her side for the rest of her life, even though she knew that the person before her was not the one who had been there before.
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Ji Rongjin thought her performance was flawless, until the day the princess summoned her to her bedchamber. Standing before the princess, she trembled and clutched at her clothes, thinking that if she took them off, she would lose her head.
The princess's expression was cool and her bearing noble. She looked at Ji Rongjin with a faintly amused smile. "A Jin, we're both women. What is there to be afraid of?"
Ji Rongjin: "???"
Only later did Ji Rongjin learn that her marriage to the princess was a contract. Their loving relationship was an act, while in truth they had always treated each other with courtesy. The princess had known from the beginning that she was a woman, and she didn't even like fish.
What Ji Rongjin thought was a flawless performance was actually full of holes.
Goofy, lively little sunshine x cool, scheming princess
Advance notice: "Gladly Serving Beneath the Princess's Skirt"
Sui Chunsheng spent thirteen years living according to her mother's wishes. The only time she defied her was for a girl who had lost her memory.
She would never forget that day. Her mother's whip came down on her again and again. Through her tears, her mother asked, "Are you still going to marry her? Tell me, are you still going to marry her?!"
Sui Chunsheng was beaten until her skin split and blood flew, but she clenched her teeth and shouted stubbornly, "I will! I want to marry her! It has to be her! No one else will do! I'm going to marry her!"
Later, the girl she had been willing to die to marry suddenly vanished from the world one day, disappearing right before her eyes.
Years passed. Sui Chunsheng rose step by step, eventually becoming a highly influential favorite of the emperor at court.
Countless people wanted to marry their daughters to her to gain connections.
One day, the emperor, in high spirits after drinking, asked whether she had someone she loved. He offered to personally issue an edict arranging her marriage.
Sui Chunsheng smiled faintly. After bowing three times and kowtowing nine times, she remained kneeling and said, "This subject loves the eldest princess. I beg Your Majesty to grant us marriage."
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When Xie Lanji was young, she was involved in an accident and was rescued by a girl. Later, after she went out and was discovered and brought back to the palace, she remembered the girl and sent people to look for her. But someone told her that the girl and her entire family had died at the hands of soldiers.
At twenty, she still hadn't married anyone, until her father issued a marriage decree betrothing her to a man.
On their wedding night, someone lifted her bright red veil. She looked up and saw a face she had thought she would never see again.
The woman held back a surging tide of emotion in her eyes, but smiled with tender warmth. "It's been a long time, Your Highness."
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Sui Chunsheng's life had been bitter. In her youth, she had lived through the fall of her country and the destruction of her family. As an adult, she endured the ups and downs of court politics, leaving her body and spirit exhausted. But fortunately, when she finally returned from the world of glitz and glamour, someone was waiting in the mist with a light to guide her home.
Consort tops, princess bottoms
Reading guide:
1. An attempt at a political intrigue story.
2. They choose each other. Neither gives more than the other, so please don't say either one is unworthy of the other.
3. The story starts after Sui Chunsheng enters court. Happy ending.
4. More details to come.
Theme: Everyone is unique and deserves to be loved.
Ah Jin, what Ji's mother said later really surprised me, and I felt really sad. Ah Jin was already suffering in the original world, and she has gone through so much here, and even managed to get some fatherly and maternal love, but to hear Ji's mother say these words, I simply couldn't imagine it (I found out later that it was co-acting, so I said that I couldn't figure it out before). In fact, Ah Jin's whole body is like a piece of driftwood, and she is covered in tiny aches and pains. She just looks very cheerful and sunny. Fortunately, there is a princess. Although there was a conflict between them and they were severely hurt, I still have to say, fortunately, there is a princess.
Wanwan has always been favored by her father, the emperor, and her mother, but when she was fifteen, she suddenly lost her parents, and then she had to take over the burden of running the country. This was undoubtedly very cruel for a little girl. Fortunately, with the arrival of Ah Jin, Wanwan's world became brighter and brighter. Some of the ways she treats A'jin are wrong, but they also make people understand that when it comes to relationships, who can really be right?
As for the plot, there is not much plot, but it is really interesting. The plot line is just right, and it perfectly promotes the progress of the protagonist's relationship. Little A'jin has grown from a cowardly and stupid little paicai to the later A'jin who is strong in martial arts and smart. This point really pokes me. The author is so good at writing.
As for the protagonists, the relationship between Ah Jin and Wanwan is really beautiful. They are both suffering, and they are redeeming each other. In this relationship, they are both wrong and right. They are both the most important people in each other's lives. It really made me feel happy and want to cry. The plot after Ah Jin's "death" was really heart-wrenching to watch. Both of them were miserable, but luckily everything turned out fine.
Regarding the sub-CPs in the article, every pair is beautiful, and the number is just right. Of course, this is just my opinion. I personally don't like too many pairs of sub-CPs in the article. I think it affects the perception, so I like this book very much.
I'm glad I didn't miss this book
Finally, I wish Ajin and Wanwan to be happy in every life in the future, to be with each other forever, and to be happy and happy forever.
Why is it still a bit cruel?
It's an old work. I really want to see how the princess spent those three years. Can you write a few articles? [Bad laugh][bad laugh][bad laugh]
Ah, after reading it, the rating is a bit low, it shouldn't be. It's really well written
When I read the title, I thought it was a sand sculpture. Who knew I actually cried while reading it? TT
Damn, I really want to see the empress and the imperial master. I don't know if there is another chance.
Formatted love, formatted program...
HE is a bit forced, not as good as BE! In the last chapter, almost all the supporting characters are trying to persuade him to make peace. The independent personality and emotional outlook that the Prince Consort has grown up through everything seems so weak. The two protagonists' personalities and behaviors have changed so much that their images are almost inseparable. I have suffered too much from the perspective of the prince-in-law, unequal power and status, calculations and deceit, and repeated "for your own good". It is impossible to love like this. It's a bit far-fetched that the reversal at the end is too dense. Those who have done harm will punish themselves with all kinds of hardships, and those who have been harmed will have to reflect on their mistakes and get angry when they see it. There are also regrets and injuries that will leave scars. Reconciliation refers to feelings, and it is not something that can be reconciled immediately after having sex! The extra master-disciple cp is also a hard HE.
How great! In the end, I was so cruel that I almost ran away [changed]
It's been a while since I've read a book, and it's rare to finish one. The protagonist is vividly portrayed, sweet yet sadistic, and it would be nice if the misunderstanding at the end could be resolved better. [Let Me Kangkang] Part of the plot is really not explained well, it is more of a tool person, and then the villain has no ability, and the tactics can be improved a little bit. I hope the author can make more progress and write better articles.
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Ah Jin, what Ji's mother said later really surprised me, and I felt really sad. Ah Jin was already suffering in the original world, and she has gone through so much here, and even managed to get some fatherly and maternal love, but to hear Ji's mother say these words, I simply couldn't imagine it (I found out later that it was co-acting, so I said that I couldn't figure it out before). In fact, Ah Jin's whole body is like a piece of driftwood, and she is covered in tiny aches and pains. She just looks very cheerful and sunny. Fortunately, there is a princess. Although there was a conflict between them and they were severely hurt, I still have to say, fortunately, there is a princess. Wanwan has always been favored by her father, the emperor, and her mother, but when she was fifteen, she suddenly lost her parents, and then she had to take over the burden of running the country. This was undoubtedly very cruel for a little girl. Fortunately, with the arrival of Ah Jin, Wanwan's world became brighter and brighter. Some of the ways she treats A'jin are wrong, but they also make people understand that when it comes to relationships, who can really be right? As for the plot, there is not much plot, but it is really interesting. The plot line is just right, and it perfectly promotes the progress of the protagonist's relationship. Little A'jin has grown from a cowardly and stupid little paicai to the later A'jin who is strong in martial arts and smart. This point really pokes me. The author is so good at writing. As for the protagonists, the relationship between Ah Jin and Wanwan is really beautiful. They are both suffering, and they are redeeming each other. In this relationship, they are both wrong and right. They are both the most important people in each other's lives. It really made me feel happy and want to cry. The plot after Ah Jin's "death" was really heart-wrenching to watch. Both of them were miserable, but luckily everything turned out fine. Regarding the sub-CPs in the article, every pair is beautiful, and the number is just right. Of course, this is just my opinion. I personally don't like too many pairs of sub-CPs in the article. I think it affects the perception, so I like this book very much. I'm glad I didn't miss this book Finally, I wish Ajin and Wanwan to be happy in every life in the future, to be with each other forever, and to be happy and happy forever.
Why is it still a bit cruel?
It's an old work. I really want to see how the princess spent those three years. Can you write a few articles? [Bad laugh][bad laugh][bad laugh]
Ah, after reading it, the rating is a bit low, it shouldn't be. It's really well written
When I read the title, I thought it was a sand sculpture. Who knew I actually cried while reading it? TT
Damn, I really want to see the empress and the imperial master. I don't know if there is another chance.
Formatted love, formatted program...
HE is a bit forced, not as good as BE! In the last chapter, almost all the supporting characters are trying to persuade him to make peace. The independent personality and emotional outlook that the Prince Consort has grown up through everything seems so weak. The two protagonists' personalities and behaviors have changed so much that their images are almost inseparable. I have suffered too much from the perspective of the prince-in-law, unequal power and status, calculations and deceit, and repeated "for your own good". It is impossible to love like this. It's a bit far-fetched that the reversal at the end is too dense. Those who have done harm will punish themselves with all kinds of hardships, and those who have been harmed will have to reflect on their mistakes and get angry when they see it. There are also regrets and injuries that will leave scars. Reconciliation refers to feelings, and it is not something that can be reconciled immediately after having sex! The extra master-disciple cp is also a hard HE.
How great! In the end, I was so cruel that I almost ran away [changed]
It's been a while since I've read a book, and it's rare to finish one. The protagonist is vividly portrayed, sweet yet sadistic, and it would be nice if the misunderstanding at the end could be resolved better. [Let Me Kangkang] Part of the plot is really not explained well, it is more of a tool person, and then the villain has no ability, and the tactics can be improved a little bit. I hope the author can make more progress and write better articles.