After three years campaigning abroad, Qu Lingcang returned victorious and ascended the throne. But her long-yearned-for fiance, Shen Yuqing, had married her enemy, Prince Ning.
At the palace banquet, Shen Yuqing personally poured wine for his wife, gentle and considerate, the very picture of a virtuous husband.
Qu Lingcang caught sight of him from the corner of her eye and raised her cup with a smile, joining in the toast. The fiery liquor burned down her throat as darkness churned in her eyes.
That night, a rough palm silently crept up his back and caught the luminous white beads around his neck.
His face was icy, his words distant, yet his skin flushed uncontrollably.
When it came time to choose the empress, she pinned him against the bed through a thin screen, then used a grape to pry open his tightly clenched teeth.
Tears streaked both his temples, yet she gently wiped away the grape juice at the corner of his lips.
She hooked up a thread of saliva, then pressed a long finger to his swollen lips. "Quiet. Prince Ning is still kneeling outside. As her prince consort, you wouldn't want her to hear us, would you?"
He held his silence, his loosened court robes revealing a throat that bobbed seductively.
Later, when Prince Ning rebelled and the Shen family was imprisoned as accomplices, he crawled barefoot beneath her imperial robes, gazing up at her like still water as he begged for mercy.
"I still prefer the defiant man you used to be."
Qu Lingcang gazed at the man who had bowed his head and pleaded, then leaned down and drew his frightened face into the shadows. Her fingertips dug into his jaw as she spoke with gentle cruelty.
"You were much more interesting than you are now."
[A domineering, hard-to-read emperor x a seemingly aloof but secretly juicy court husband]
* Male C. The female lead has a harem.
* Inspired by seahorse reproduction: after fertilization, the egg can be implanted in a man's body to develop.
* Coercive romance / tragic love-hate / wildly melodramatic angst
Coming soon: After Running into My Ex at the Men's Health Clinic (GB)
After earning her doctorate, Fu Ying joined a renowned men's health clinic, becoming its top intimate cosmetic surgeon. Many wealthy women came with their younger boyfriends, hoping to see her.
One day, Fu Ying looked across the consultation desk at her first love, dressed in a suit and looking stern, and fell into thought: Gone into the business? Your sugar daddy didn't come with you?
Xu Zihuan looked puzzled. "Why would I need a sugar daddy?"
Fu Ying: "How can we discuss your makeover plan if he doesn't come?"
Xu Zihuan's ears reddened. "Can you make me look the way you like?"
Fu Ying coughed. "That's too difficult. I can't take the job."
Xu Zihuan caught the hem of her white coat with long, slender fingers and looked at her, hesitating. "Don't go. How about we try a different approach?"
Fu Ying had always been clever. She learned to access the wider internet at a young age and became highly knowledgeable from all her reading.
When her friends discussed their ideal boyfriends, most said they liked handsome, rich men with good physiques.
When they asked Fu Ying, her eyes lit up. "I like them big."
Her friends were confused. "You like older men?"
Fu Ying blushed. "I don't mean that kind of big."
On the night she came of age, the phrase 'like the dragon but fear the dragon' described her perfectly.
She eagerly pushed down her boyfriend, who was exceptionally well-endowed, then limped away screaming. And that person was none other than Fu Ying herself!
Theories from the internet just don't hold up in practice.
A 0.5 pen and a 0.7 refill are incompatible.
After that, Fu Ying stopped blindly chasing big ones.
Lipstick may be small, but at least it's safe.
Sometimes, little ones are cute too.
Years later, Fu Ying discovered that she could be a refill, too.
She couldn't imagine the joys of being a big refill.
One day, Xu Zihuan opened Taobao and, as usual, emptied Fu Ying's shopping cart for her.
Shopping cart keywords: thick, long, barbed, vibrating.
Xu Zihuan, legs trembling: "Honey, have mercy!"
Theme: Never give up.
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Running into My Ex at a Men’s Clinic (GB)
After I Toyed with and Abandoned the Proud Hostage Prince
Everyone in Teyvat Is in Prison [Genshin Impact]
Did Long Aotian Have a Breakdown Today?
After Mistaking My Nemesis for My Romance Target
[Genshin Impact] Winning Over the Seven Nations' Adult Men on a Dating Show
Don't Cry! My Sea Otter [Genshin Impact]
The Charming Princess Only Wants to Lie Flat (Matriarchal Society)
After following the story from the beginning until now, when I read this chapter, I have nothing to say about the male protagonist. It's a bit ironic that the male protagonist got pregnant and gave birth to a child alone, and had been raising the child for four years. The female protagonist's first reaction when she saw the child was whether the male protagonist wanted to break into the house with ulterior motives. Even after knowing that the male protagonist had conceived a child for her, she still suspected that it was not hers and that the male protagonist had an affair with Prince Ning. What do the male protagonist and female protagonist gain from being together? His sister was killed, his family fell into decline, he was the laughingstock of the palace, and even his child was illegitimate. He had been looking forward to the heroine for five years, but in the end he received a cold reception from her. The portraits all over the room were also suspected by the heroine to be pretentious. I hate the sea and love the sky, I feel hate, so under the premise that it is almost finished, how can I write about the change of feelings between the heroine and the hero in more than ten chapters? Do you rely on the male protagonist to impress the female protagonist with his mindless remarks? What is the charm of such a male protagonist? How could readers like him? In the early stage, the male protagonist has his own personality and assumes his own responsibilities. The female protagonist also shows off her imperial demeanor and seizes her husband. In the later stage, I can't tell what kind of personality the female protagonist has because I can't tell what the personality is. I know this is a female protagonist novel, but I don't think that a female protagonist can always ignore another person's efforts. The female protagonist's feelings for the male protagonist must have gradually changed, but when she saw that the male protagonist gave birth to a child for her five years later, her mood did not change, I was shocked. A thousand readers have a thousand Hamlets: the same work/character may be interpreted differently by different people due to different experiences, education, and standpoints. My interpretation cannot represent other people's views, and I respect all different opinions.
Just like the author said, if the heroine of Hat Hai Qing Tian has someone else in her heart, her emotional concentration will be greatly reduced. The feeling in my heart of Hat Hai Qing Tian is "I hate you, but I still can't help but fall in love with you." "So what if you hate me, don't you still love me?" No one can tell whether it is more love or hate. This kind of pull can be seen in the early stage of the female protagonist, but it changes a bit in the later stage, and it becomes that the female protagonist is constantly being abused and the male protagonist is always suffering. It's not that I can't accept it, but the female protagonist must slowly soften. She is constantly stimulated by the male protagonist and thinks of the betrayal of the male protagonist in the past, but because this is the male protagonist, she can't help but pamper him and get close to him. The male protagonist is also the same. He keeps regretting in his heart why he didn't stay with the female protagonist in the past and let others take advantage of him. Otherwise, it would be very uncomfortable to watch, and it would not have the same feeling of excitement as they did in the early stage. My current understanding of the second male protagonist is that the female protagonist has feelings for him as the younger brother next door. If the second male protagonist betrays the female protagonist, the female protagonist will never treat the second male protagonist the same as she treats the male protagonist, and she may be sentenced to exile. The female protagonist is just a comfort to the male protagonist in his absence. When the heroine and the hero reconcile, they don't know where the second hero is. The author Bao Baobao has written a novel again after two years. It can make so many readers feel immersed in it and discuss the plot with real emotions. I think it is still very powerful and awesome! Looking forward to the follow-up, looking forward to Qu Shen and Qu Shen getting back together ❤️, which will make our heroine and heroine feel happy.
I watched it again and still can't help it. The second male lead really seems to be the male lead who has lost his luck and climbed to the top by relying on his sister. His position as the main husband and his child are too girls. All the things that originally belonged to the male lead are given to the second lead. The wedding date is the previous male lead's wedding date. The male lead's birth date in the previous life She has three daughters, and now the second boy has three daughters. It's really outrageous to see that the second boy was wronged earlier. The heroine is in pain throughout the story, and the male lead is in pain. The second boy is purely a vested interest. He really has nothing to feel wronged about. He has taken all the benefits.
Baby, is it possible to write about the inner struggle of the heroine? Shen Yuqing doesn't love me. If he loves me, why do he keep running away? Why don't he believe me? I am so good to him and give him everything I can give him. Why does he treat me like this? I want to stay away from him and this man. But why does he act like he loves me so much? If you don't love me, will you protect me from the knife? If you don't love me, will you give birth to a child for me? Does he also remember the memories we had before? I am not the only one who is suffering in this relationship. In this way, readers also know that the heroine is not indifferent, there is a pull between them, and both of them still have feelings. I have been following the teacher since I started writing, and I look forward to the subsequent plot every day. I have a strong sense of immersion [Like]
I'm a little curious, what's going on with the male and female protagonists now? It took the heroine so long to meet the hero, and she didn't say anything after the meeting. Instead, she said that she was used to the ordinary life with the second hero. Does the heroine really still love the hero? Isn't it going to be the heroine seeing the male protagonist who is obsessed with her, and then they reconcile with each other [changed] [changed] [changed] [changed] [changed]
I have read a lot of novels about female heroes, and I would like to say that although the plot has some flaws, the author overall wrote it well. As the female protagonist, I think the author treats the heroine very well, and she has never suffered any major grievances. She is a wise king, she is brave and wise, and the things she does benefit the people. In my eyes, she is charming. Although I also hope that the female protagonist will do well, but just because the female protagonist does not love the male protagonist to death, does she have no charm? The female protagonist is an emperor, and it is not just the male protagonist who has to be considered. There are too many misunderstandings between the female protagonist and the male protagonist. We read the article from a God's perspective, and may not fully agree with the heroine's behavior. I don't think it is necessary to criticize the heroine's behavior. It has always been said that the heroine killed the hero's sister, but it was a rebellion, otherwise? The female protagonist is determined to eliminate the power of the family, and it is the general trend for the male protagonist's family to weaken its power. Is it possible that the female protagonist is mainly because the male protagonist does not do these things? Is this attractive? As for the setting of the second male lead, I also think it is very good. The female protagonist and the male protagonist have been separated for five years. According to common sense, it is impossible for the female protagonist to have no one in the harem, and the female protagonist also deserves someone who knows the warmth and warmth. After reading, the love the heroine has for the male protagonist can be the most beloved, the deepest love, the most unforgettable love, but it is not necessarily the only love. It depends on how the author handles it [Let Me Kangkang]
After hearing what the teacher said, I started to be curious about the follow-up (I look forward to whether the extra teacher will consider writing a story about people who travel through the timeline without rebirth 😆)
I feel really conflicted after reading the last few chapters. The joy in my youth, the hatred in the future, and all these past events have actually become indifferent in five years. I know there are a lot of people between them, but is there really not even a trace of emotion? It's so sad. If these people hadn't been reborn, would the heroine and the heroine have been together earlier? Everyone has their own opinions on the characters. The teacher's writing is still very good.
God, can this still happen?
Maybe it's Xiao Shen's perspective. I hope Xiao Shen can be a happy ending, and it won't end in a way where the heroine's status as the second male lead is higher than that of the male lead. From this chapter, it seems that Xiao Shen has become a thing of the past, from hating the sea and loving each other to forgetting each other in the world. I don't know what to write in the end. What I hope is that he can recognize each other's hearts. Love is unique.