Completed!
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Preview:
Shen Qingyu is the legitimate daughter of the Chancellor. Her mother comes from a prominent family in Ling'an Commandery, and her maternal uncle commands an army of a hundred thousand guarding the frontier. Doted on by everyone since childhood, she grew up extremely arrogant and willful.
At a lantern festival, she fell in love at first sight with the Third Prince. She pressured her father to ask the emperor for a marriage decree. Though everyone in her family insisted he was no good for her, she remained infatuated and refused to marry anyone else.
On their wedding day, she took a poisoned cup for him. She helped him seize the throne, accompanied him into exile, and stood by him as he rose again, helping him become ruler of the realm.
On the day she was crowned empress, news arrived that an army of a hundred thousand had been massacred and that the entire Shen clan had been imprisoned on fabricated charges. As she knelt outside the hall, pregnant with his child, begging him to spare them, she finally learned that he had married her solely to gain the throne.
Their former love had all been a lie. He had endured nearly ten years just for this day.
With rain unable to wash away the blood beneath her, she lay dying and thought: If I could live my life over, I would never fall in love with him again.
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When she opened her eyes again, her previous life had become a distant dream, and everything had begun anew.
The male lead's perspective:
Everyone said that Third Prince Zuo Xiuyi was as handsome as a moonlit breeze, gentle and refined, a true gentleman as flawless as jade.
But honeyed words concealing a dagger, a virtuous facade, and insatiable greed were his true nature.
He was a hypocrite who would stop at nothing to seize the throne.
He bathed the capital in blood, murdered his father and brothers, and climbed to power over a mountain of corpses. He was guilty of every evil and deserved eternal damnation.
But so what? There was only one thing he truly wanted.
He only wanted his Qingqing to...
live.
[Arrogant, willful heiress vs. gentle, refined prince] (Crossed out)
[Resilient ray of sunshine vs. dark, ruthless menace]
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The first time he saw her was at the lantern festival that year, and he fell in love at first sight.
There was no coercion through power. From the very beginning, their love was mutual.
Story blurb:
Qiao Xuesong was lucky enough to catch the transmigration trend, and even transmigrated into a baby.
When she woke up, she was a little girl whose mother had just died. Luckily, her father was dependable. The two of them built their family business into a success, and the Qiao family became a wealthy local clan.
She thought they would live happily and comfortably like this, until one day someone told her that her father had been imprisoned on suspicion of involvement in a bridge-collapse case, and he might not make it out alive.
Qiao Xuesong: Oh dear, this is a bit of a problem.
After all, they had been father and daughter for more than ten years. What else could she do but go get him out?
Who knew that rescuing him would get her entangled with a high-ranking official from the capital? They agreed to work together and then go their separate ways, but the rascal refused to let go. He kept confessing his feelings out of nowhere, making her blush and her heart race.
When she asked who he was, she discovered that before transmigrating, he had been a college student too!
Content notes:
A nontraditional story with two transmigrators.
One-on-one, both leads are each other's first and only.
Includes a secondary couple.
Theme: Strive to improve and move forward.
Isn't the male protagonist a college student? How come you know nothing about arithmetic?
When will the horse fall off the horse? I still can't see the straight-up side of the male protagonist.
Even if a gentleman has other thoughts, he can handle them as appropriate. Besides, what has this Hezhou Prefecture done for the people?
Joe is from this era, but the male protagonist is from a more distant future than this era?? It can be understood this way
Come back and take a look, it's actually finished 💪
Congratulations on the completion (although the blessing is late) 💪 💪 💪
Finally I understand, the queen and concubine mentioned earlier are in love with each other.
Confiscation??????????????????????????????????????????????????????? I really can't stand it
Although, can the next article explain things more clearly? Even if it is not in the main text, it can be explained in the text. The poor little reader has no idea at all which party did what in this case, which led to the male protagonist co-writing his parents to control the more powerful Queen Mother to plead for mercy.
I have already collected it