[One sentence introduction]: Halfway through the flirtation, I realized that I had flirted with the wrong person ~ I admitted that I was the wrong savior and repaid the wrong favor ~
Demining: Take by force~
Ye Tang was reborn and recognized his savior.
She was born beautiful, fragrant and tender, with a curvy waist and healthy temples. Her smile was like a drunken begonia. She had provoked countless rotten peach blossoms in her previous life.
In this life, she set her sights on Wei Ziyan, her savior in her previous life.
She knew that in a few years, the eldest son of the Yongning Mansion would take over the throne and become a regent with unwavering authority over the entire government.
***
Wei Ziyan's feng shui moon, elegance and profoundness, orchid and jade trees are like a veritable flower on the high mountain.
But recently, everyone in the house was worried, because the cousin who had just come to ask for blessings ran to the son-in-law every now and then to show her courtesy.
The cousin girl is graceful, plump and slim, and she looks like a real enchantress with every smile.
***
Wei Ziyan was originally quite disgusted with Ye Tang.
But unknowingly, her shadow was all in his mind, even in his dreams.
Until one day, Ye Tang, who was slightly drunk, smiled in front of him and said coquettishly: "Cousin, I really can't help myself these days. I recognized the wrong person. My wishful husband is someone else."
In the misty night, Wei Ziyan's narrow phoenix eyes were filled with evil smiles, and his eyes were full of possessiveness. He pressed forward step by step: "Ha... You said you admitted your mistake and then turned around and left? Ye Tang, you are still too naive..."
***
Ye Tang is not a weak person. She has the courage to pursue her inner desires and runs in both directions with the savior from her previous life.
For a time, Ye Tang became the envy of women in Kyoto.
Just because the son-in-law she married was none other than the young general of this dynasty - Huo Yanli.
On the eve of the wedding, there was a mutiny in Kyoto, and the Huo family was convicted. Huo Yanli was forced to retreat outside the military customs, and Mrs. Huo disappeared.
Wei Ziyan, who has reached the top of power, is no longer the flower of the high mountains. He is determined to get the person he wants. Seeing Ye Tang wake up, he stepped over and chuckled: "Look clearly who is the person in front of you. I, Wei Ziyan, am your man!"
Reading Guide
1. Both male and female protagonists are sinister
2. The heroine is in debt everywhere
3. One-on-one, HE, double
4. The first male and the second male are mortal enemies.
Intention: Be positive and always believe that one day there will be a bright future
Reader comments
So, the prince and Pei Chuan? . . . . . ⊙⊙. . . . . Can Xiao Huo finish worshiping before being forced to leave?
Although he knelt down, he didn't speak. Don't help him (loudly)
This emperor is really not a thing. He allowed the eunuchs to become powerful and dealt with loyal ministers. The four Zhao, Huo, Wei and Hua families were originally in peace. First, he used the eldest princess to make the Huo and Wei families fall out, and then destroyed the whole Zhao family. There was only one woman left in the direct line of the Hua family. If Hua Bubai had not acted first, the Hua family would have been forced to marry again. Now the heroine must have been plotted again. If this emperor is cruel and strategic, forget it. But he is a foolish and ignorant piece of trash who trusts eunuchs and harms loyal ministers.
It is harmful to the body in the first place, but if the damage is small, then it is no problem. Lao Wei just has his own way.
Xiao Huo left without leaving a message. I seriously doubt that the author wanted Xiao Wei to be the male lead.
By the way, I have always been curious about why General Huo would not think of taking the heroine with him to the border defense.
I've never wondered why General Huo didn't take the heroine with him.
Will you marry whoever is your savior?
So if the person who saved her was a bearded old man, would she also identify him?
In the past, there was a common joke in novels, that is, the male protagonist was injured, comatose or blind, and the female protagonist took care of him wholeheartedly. Later, the second female protagonist took the credit. The male protagonist thought that the benefactor was the second female protagonist, so he loved her very much, protected her, and married her. Later, when he learned the truth, his love was immediately transferred to the real protagonist. (He fell in love because of the grace of saving his life. So if the person who saved him was a middle-aged aunt or old lady, would he also fall in love and marry him?)
Will the female goose be sober before the kiss?
Mamoru and the heroine are the same kind of people
By the way, does this prince really not want the throne at all? You have probably accepted it since childhood, right? How did Wei Ziyan convince him to leave?
Why don't Xiao Huo come out and give an explanation?
It feels inexplicable. The inexplicably careful Huo ran away to another place without even saying goodbye. Inexplicably, the heroine reconciled with the hero again. This plot does not reflect the heroine's intelligence at all. It feels like many things are achieved through these men and her rebirth. There are not many shining points.
I would like to suggest that the extra story can make Xiao Huo consummate.
I feel so uncomfortable too, I really want to fulfill General Huo's wish
It's very sweet, the beginning is particularly exciting but the ending is very quick.
It feels a little rushed later on
The ending was okay, but I felt like the second male lead was screwed
As long as General Huo loses his virginity or is forced to marry someone else, the heroine will naturally let him go.
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So, the prince and Pei Chuan? . . . . . ⊙⊙. . . . . Can Xiao Huo finish worshiping before being forced to leave?
Although he knelt down, he didn't speak. Don't help him (loudly)
This emperor is really not a thing. He allowed the eunuchs to become powerful and dealt with loyal ministers. The four Zhao, Huo, Wei and Hua families were originally in peace. First, he used the eldest princess to make the Huo and Wei families fall out, and then destroyed the whole Zhao family. There was only one woman left in the direct line of the Hua family. If Hua Bubai had not acted first, the Hua family would have been forced to marry again. Now the heroine must have been plotted again. If this emperor is cruel and strategic, forget it. But he is a foolish and ignorant piece of trash who trusts eunuchs and harms loyal ministers.
It is harmful to the body in the first place, but if the damage is small, then it is no problem. Lao Wei just has his own way.
Xiao Huo left without leaving a message. I seriously doubt that the author wanted Xiao Wei to be the male lead.
By the way, I have always been curious about why General Huo would not think of taking the heroine with him to the border defense.
I've never wondered why General Huo didn't take the heroine with him.
Will you marry whoever is your savior? So if the person who saved her was a bearded old man, would she also identify him? In the past, there was a common joke in novels, that is, the male protagonist was injured, comatose or blind, and the female protagonist took care of him wholeheartedly. Later, the second female protagonist took the credit. The male protagonist thought that the benefactor was the second female protagonist, so he loved her very much, protected her, and married her. Later, when he learned the truth, his love was immediately transferred to the real protagonist. (He fell in love because of the grace of saving his life. So if the person who saved him was a middle-aged aunt or old lady, would he also fall in love and marry him?)
Will the female goose be sober before the kiss?
Mamoru and the heroine are the same kind of people
By the way, does this prince really not want the throne at all? You have probably accepted it since childhood, right? How did Wei Ziyan convince him to leave?
Why don't Xiao Huo come out and give an explanation?
It feels inexplicable. The inexplicably careful Huo ran away to another place without even saying goodbye. Inexplicably, the heroine reconciled with the hero again. This plot does not reflect the heroine's intelligence at all. It feels like many things are achieved through these men and her rebirth. There are not many shining points.
I would like to suggest that the extra story can make Xiao Huo consummate.
I feel so uncomfortable too, I really want to fulfill General Huo's wish
It's very sweet, the beginning is particularly exciting but the ending is very quick.
It feels a little rushed later on
The ending was okay, but I felt like the second male lead was screwed
As long as General Huo loses his virginity or is forced to marry someone else, the heroine will naturally let him go.
Prepayment is also my thing! ! !
When can I wait for new rice?