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Lan Yuanqing's life was full of hardship.
As a child, she was mistreated by her relatives, shut away in a woodshed, and left without enough food or clothing, day after day.
Fortunately, Tan Huai gave her some protection and warmth,
and she became fixated on one thing: she wanted to be the only one in his heart.
But Tan Huai was a passionate young man. He loved her, but he loved the throne even more.
Years later, when they met again,
he returned in a red robe, victorious,
a child with delicate features in his arms,
and a gentle, beautiful woman at his side.
The talk of the capital was that the Marquis of Zhenbei had returned with his wife and child, and that they were deeply in love.
After that, she schemed and plotted with all her might,
all to force him to leave the court and put her first.
Yet for the sake of political affairs, he still deceived her gently, then turned away and betrayed her.
Snow fell through the night, but he never came.
Golden lamps burned until dawn, but he never returned.
From then on, their affection grew colder, inch by inch.
When chaos suddenly erupted, a blizzard swept her into a bloodbath.
From that day on, Lan Yuanqing was no more in Chang'an.
Years later, she stood beneath the corridor with her daughter in her arms and asked with a smile:
"You skipped court. Aren't you afraid His Majesty will punish you?"
Tan Huai sat on the steps, his gaze never leaving her.
"A realm stretching ten thousand miles is worth nothing beside the two of you."
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Lan Yuanqing x Tan Huai
Cold and ruthless, with a taste for madness x A possessive wolf obsessed with power
Early on: He loves beauty, but loves the realm more
Later: He gives up the realm and wants only his beloved
Childhood sweethearts | A battle of love and power | Fake death and a battlefield of regret | Two madly devoted lovers find their way back to each other
Theme: Respect others, and they will always respect you.
My wife's writing style is really good and she writes very delicately.
How should I put it, although I know that the author is creating some "difficulties" for the heroine, it is too far-fetched for the grandmother and aunt to unreasonably hate the heroine [cover face and cry] [cover face and cry with laughter] [cover face and cry with laughter] I originally thought that grandma was my grandfather's step-in-law or something, but after reading it a few times, it seemed like he was a relative. This doesn't make sense. Is there any explanation later?
Why didn't you just go to your parents at that time? Maybe you wouldn't have suffered any trouble 😭
This sentence gives me the feeling of eating orange candy. It's weird but I like it very much.
I don't think the heroine actually needs her mother to give that much. I feel that the heroine's mother is "loving" the heroine in a self-motivated way from the beginning to the end 😩
New Emperor: Who will approve the memorial after you leave 😩
The prince is unreasonable. He wants to accompany his wife, so he lets the male protagonist do illegal work 😏
The second male lead is also a crazy pervert. . .
Only after watching Mo An did I realize that the prince is also a lover, and he probably understands the heroine hahh
Let me go. Lan Shangshu is so cold-blooded. Does this mean that he has been using his daughter as bait to induce the second male lead to reveal his flaws???!