In her previous life:
Yu Shengsheng gave up the person she loved and entered the imperial palace.
After fourteen years at the emperor's side, she thought that her voice alone could save a few lives and soften the emperor's heart a little.
She had no idea that everything she saw and heard was part of a cage carefully woven by the tyrant Xiao Yu. He had deceived her time and again, and she had fallen deep into the trap without realizing it.
In this life:
Reborn before the nightmare begins, Yu Shengsheng has only one thought: Run! The farther away, the better!
But no matter how carefully she plans, she doesn't anticipate that the emperor, high above everyone else, will lower himself, don a gentle facade, and scheme at every step just to draw her into his grasp again.
"You deceived me again!" When the truth comes out, she accuses him in grief and anger.
Again? Xiao Yu frowns in confusion and reaches for her wrist, but the undisguised disgust in her eyes makes him draw back.
"Shengsheng, why... do you hate me so much?" His voice is low, carrying a rare note of confusion for an emperor.
She can't escape or break free.
Exhausted in body and mind, she finally speaks to him, offering him the only chance he will ever get in this life, and the last one:
"The throne or me. You can only choose one."
[Reader Advisory]
One-on-one, both leads' first relationship, happy ending, though the journey will hurt
Not a feel-good power fantasy! After being reborn, the heroine knows nothing about political intrigue, has no golden finger, and just wants to run away and stay safe.
The male lead is a real tyrant who won't hesitate to take what he wants. Winning her back will be a long and bumpy road.
She runs, he chases. She can't get away, even if she had wings.
I'll write this one next. Please add The Washed-Up Song Rongrong and Her Top-Tier Star Brother to your reading lists!
Ximen?
Song Rongrong has only heard the surname Ximen in The Golden Lotus, Water Margin, and Meteor Garden, okay!
Now she finally knows there's a female celebrity in the world called Ximen Chachacha. That's right, three Chas.
Because Song Rongrong, who died of heart disease at twenty, has now transmigrated into her: Ximen Chachacha, a twenty-four-year-old actress desperate to become famous.
Netizens say: xxx is a nobody.
Sorry, xxx isn't a placeholder. It's her "nickname."
And one month before she transmigrated, this xxx drugged her brother, He Lin, took compromising photos of them in bed, and blackmailed him for acting opportunities, securing the female second lead in a major drama.
Now the show is about to start filming.
The female lead is Zhang Qin, her brother's rumored girlfriend. Apparently, her brother has a crush on Zhang Qin, and his phone is full of photos of her.
But strangely, Zhang Qin looks almost exactly like Song Rongrong, and says she knows her brother's biggest secret.
Help! I just took compromising photos of a top-tier star in bed and blackmailed him, and now we have to act in the same show. What should I do?
No, I should be asking: I offended the daughter of this show's investor, the top-tier star's crush and an heiress. What should I do?
No, I should be asking: As siblings who share no biological parents, grew up together, and are as close as real siblings, how am I supposed to face the fact that I've become the original host who drugged him?
And... what exactly is my brother's secret?
He Lin has a secret.
Lots of people know it. The only person who doesn't is the person it's about.
## A light comedy, a sweet story.
Theme: When prosperous, help the world; when poor, look after yourself
The heroine is too naive, and her thoughts are close to modern society, but the place she lives in is ancient imperial power. According to her thinking, if she did not have the protection of the male protagonist, she would have died long ago. In a feudal society with distinct classes, everyone was required to be equal. It's a bit similar to ancient time travel stories, but the author's writing style is very good, and the article doesn't look as bloody as those ancient time travel stories. I think everyone has their own ideas, but one thing is not to force others. The hero's love is actually very big and broad. From the beginning to the end, I saw the male protagonist making concessions for the female protagonist. I also hope that the female protagonist can consider the male protagonist. After all, in a cannibalistic society, either I eat you or you eat me. Taking a step back and saying that the world is vast is simply not applicable in this era of imperial power.
In fact, this is unfair to Song Shi. Of course, it may also be due to his personality. Is this really love and not guilt? Although Liu Si seemed very courageous, how was this act similar to "repaying a favor" different from Xiao Yu's deception? It's all just to achieve their own goals.
Grandma is waiting in the boudoir? ? …
In fact, in a sense, Sheng Sheng is more decisive than Liu Si.
The face looks so similar and feels similar, but you just can't recognize it. . . I still haven't learned enough lessons from my previous life. . .
This Liu Zhi is written with great tension, a typical dark, paranoid and crazy critic
The emperor would not be so stupid
This is really wrong. Let's not talk about whether Xiao Yu can really give up power, and then Liu Si will not let Xiao Yu go. There is no room for two tigers in one mountain. Either you die or I live. For the throne, even several sons and brothers who are related by blood in ancient times can kill each other, not to mention these verbal words, this is not playing house.
However, it seems that Song Shi is not suitable to be an emperor. His character is too "soft" and he feels like he will be held hostage by Liu Si. I don't know if it is to satisfy Liu Si's desire for power or what.
Sometimes this kind of mutually "sweet" love is more touching, but mixed with other things, it always feels awkward. It's really hard to comment on Liu Si's behavior.
The heroine is too naive, and her thoughts are close to modern society, but the place she lives in is ancient imperial power. According to her thinking, if she did not have the protection of the male protagonist, she would have died long ago. In a feudal society with distinct classes, everyone was required to be equal. It's a bit similar to ancient time travel stories, but the author's writing style is very good, and the article doesn't look as bloody as those ancient time travel stories. I think everyone has their own ideas, but one thing is not to force others. The hero's love is actually very big and broad. From the beginning to the end, I saw the male protagonist making concessions for the female protagonist. I also hope that the female protagonist can consider the male protagonist. After all, in a cannibalistic society, either I eat you or you eat me. Taking a step back and saying that the world is vast is simply not applicable in this era of imperial power.
In fact, this is unfair to Song Shi. Of course, it may also be due to his personality. Is this really love and not guilt? Although Liu Si seemed very courageous, how was this act similar to "repaying a favor" different from Xiao Yu's deception? It's all just to achieve their own goals.
Grandma is waiting in the boudoir? ? …
In fact, in a sense, Sheng Sheng is more decisive than Liu Si.
The face looks so similar and feels similar, but you just can't recognize it. . . I still haven't learned enough lessons from my previous life. . .
This Liu Zhi is written with great tension, a typical dark, paranoid and crazy critic
The emperor would not be so stupid
This is really wrong. Let's not talk about whether Xiao Yu can really give up power, and then Liu Si will not let Xiao Yu go. There is no room for two tigers in one mountain. Either you die or I live. For the throne, even several sons and brothers who are related by blood in ancient times can kill each other, not to mention these verbal words, this is not playing house.
However, it seems that Song Shi is not suitable to be an emperor. His character is too "soft" and he feels like he will be held hostage by Liu Si. I don't know if it is to satisfy Liu Si's desire for power or what.
Sometimes this kind of mutually "sweet" love is more touching, but mixed with other things, it always feels awkward. It's really hard to comment on Liu Si's behavior.