Li Yang transmigrates into a book, landing on the wedding night of Princess Yang Ruojin of Great Qing, who, in the novel, fails in her rebellion and is demoted to a commoner.
A flicker passes through Yang Ruojin’s eyes. She is about to say something cruel when a strange voice suddenly rings out in her mind.
[How unlucky can I get? Am I going to die alongside a lovesick fool whose rebellion failed?]
Yang Ruojin frowns. What is all this nonsense? She looks around, but aside from Li Yang, there’s no one else.
[Still, it doesn’t matter. The lovesick fool doesn’t like me anyway. If I divorce her early, I can save the entire Li family.]
A trace of astonishment crosses Yang Ruojin’s face. Why can she hear her consort’s “inner thoughts”?
[Huh? Why hasn’t this lovesick fool told me that she was forced into this marriage and loves someone else?]
Yang Ruojin smiles faintly and leans against Li Yang. “My consort, we are being married today. We mustn’t allow even the slightest slip.”
Li Yang’s heart skips a beat. She quickly nods, her expression growing even more affectionate as she gazes at Yang Ruojin with deep feeling.
[Is this lovesick fool about to show me her true feelings? Is there something strange about her gaze?]
Yang Ruojin’s mouth twitches. If she couldn’t hear Li Yang’s inner thoughts, she might actually believe Li Yang was devoted to her.
Yang Ruojin’s features are as lovely as a painting. “My consort, the moon is full and the night is beautiful. How can we waste such a poetic moment?”
[Is she about to... I’m a woman! Am I going to die as soon as I get here?]
A playful smile tugs at Yang Ruojin’s lips. Let’s see how you keep up the act. She leans down and kisses the corner of Li Yang’s mouth.
Li Yang is shocked again, unable to believe it!
[What on earth is this lovesick fool thinking? What happened to loving someone else?]
Please save my new novel. Updates daily:
Shadow of the Sword
As the years pass, she never ages, though she lives through several dynasties.
In the modern world, a twist of fate brings her back to a familiar place.
But behind a door, she sees a face that resembles someone she once knew.
Unable to resist, she opens the door and deliberately entangles herself in someone else’s fate.
The truth slowly comes to light through one mystery after another...
Message: As long as you keep kindness in your heart, you will reap good things.
? In such a hurry, I thought I could go back to modern times, alas
This ending is a bit lame to be honest.
The plot is so sparse that one moment you are still on the earth and the next moment you are about to fly out of the Milky Way. It is difficult for the author to write so many words in the same amount of words. You should practice your writing more. It makes me sad to read it.
Does Ou Liangjun only use women?
When will Li Yang know that the other time traveler is bad? Can this bad prince be stopped?
The plot of the steamed buns was a little off-kilter, that is, the buns fell to the ground because the soldiers were grabbing the food without observing military discipline. According to general logic, discipline should be tightened next (after all, even college students in modern times queue up for meals). Even if you are very hungry, you should abide by discipline as a soldier. Otherwise, the previous plot of making the entire army break military discipline would have been in vain, so when I watched the Baozi episode, I always felt that it was very fragmented. It is very logical to use "soldiers are not disciplined to grab food and waste food" as the access point for Li Yang to further enforce discipline and improve the army to cultivate his own soldiers. It also connects the previous plot; but with " "Soldiers have no discipline and grab food, resulting in wasting food." Let Li Yang talk about cherishing food to a group of common people who may not have enough to eat before entering the army (although there are children from aristocratic families, the majority of soldiers are still common people). And that was in ancient times. Famines easily occurred in ancient times when productivity was insufficient. During the 268 years of the Qing Dynasty, there were 1,121 famines recorded in historical records. In ancient times, some people were so hungry that they ate dirt and died. Therefore, dumplings that fell on the ground and were trampled on were not considered inedible. On the contrary, someone who squatted down to eat the dumplings on the ground and was pushed by the crowd and was trampled was more likely to happen than if no one picked up the dumplings.
Thanks to a lot of bad guys, surrounded by wolves
Is Lin Hai good or bad? I really want to know.
Now it's 13's name confusion
Why is this prince's name all mixed up?