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Crash Into That Dog Emperor
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[Short Blurb]
A scheming father, a cold mother, a foolish younger sister, and her, hoping to run away.
[Full Blurb]
Qing Feng had lived in Maoshan Village for over a decade before learning she was the legitimate daughter of the Earl of Wenping. A crowd of unfamiliar maids and matrons surrounded her, all chattering at once and insisting she return home to reclaim her place in the family.
Qing Feng: Not touched in the slightest, and very much inclined to refuse. This looks like a bunch of human traffickers abducting an innocent girl.
She was forced to go to Dingjing. She planned to explain everything to the Earl and his wife, then return to Maoshan Village and her ordinary life. But the family had already arranged a marriage for her, and they refused to let her leave.
Qing Feng: The man they're trying to foist on me looks like trouble.
The Earl of Wenping's household had no shortage of gold or silver, and servants were everywhere. Qing Feng could have any silk or satin she wanted, but from beginning to end, all she wanted was to return to the little village where her father and mother lived.
Xie Huating's first time meeting Li Qingfeng, she was holding a bow, shooting a bullseye, and acting smug toward Xue Yu.
The second time Xie Huating met Li Qingfeng, she was riding a chestnut horse, holding two rabbits whose eyes were still open in death, and smiling sweetly at him.
The third time Xie Huating met Li Qingfeng, she was hiding in front of him, her hand clamped tightly over her mouth.
[Reader Notes]
1. Both leads are virgins. One-on-one romance.
2. An alternate world, extremely alternate, very alternate, super alternate. Please don't overanalyze the setting.
Theme: Stay true to yourself
It turned out to be some kind of feudal superstition, so I threw away my eldest daughter. It's really disgusting.
There is no explanation yet as to why the eldest daughter was lost inexplicably, and the heroine didn't even make a sarcastic question or anything. How shameless are these parents and their offspring? No human sense of shame or morality at all
It looks good. Concubine Shu should just ask the imperial edict for marriage. The Xue family is so disgusting that I don't want to see it anymore (｡ò ∀ ó｡)
Why hasn't it been explained yet why he abandoned the heroine in the first place? Just make some nonsense about a monk's criticism and get over it? There is no explanation as to why parents have so little affection for their biological daughters. This is a serious violation of human nature... There must be a reason. What else can't be done to directly marry the heroine to the Xue Mansion, that is, to do some manipulation and then marry her there? This is a bad sentence. And since he doesn't want to marry the heroine and go to the Xue Mansion, then why doesn't the heroine directly explain it to the heroine after returning to the mansion? I'm speechless. At first glance, it seems that the storyline and characters at the beginning collapsed directly at the end, and the plot development was out of control, leading to fights, self-contradictions, completely losing logic, and resorting to emotional flow writing.
It's so awkward, she's about to get married, and others don't care about those things. The heroine just doesn't give face to others, just because she doesn't want to accept the favor. Alas, the heroine still couldn't look away. We will talk about the future later. When the time comes, we will really reconcile. If we don't take away these jewels, we will push them here and there.
The writing is very good, but the emotional line is really tasteless and it is a pity that it is hard to swallow 💔💔. I feel that the character of the heroine has also changed in the later period, and she has become a scheming king. In the later period, everyone seems to be smiling but not smiling. All the emotions revolve around ascending to the throne and plotting, and I don't really want to see plotting.,,
Why do I feel that the plot is going off track? I keep talking about the eldest son of the Xue family 💔 and I feel that this eldest son has no other shortcomings besides being weak. Could it be that the one named Xie is not the male protagonist, but the one named Xue?
Why is the heroine so shameless towards Han? She won't be happy if they provide her with information later.
The writing style is so comfortable, but there are no comments or favorites?
Baozi, do you have Weibo?