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The treacherous and cruel eunuch VS the optimistic little writer
Yao Yanyun traveled through time. She was not a noblewoman from the capital, but a little palace maid who swept the floor.
What's worse than sweeping the endless floor is that she is also engaged to a guard who has three wives and four concubines, and the family must have a son! In order to cancel the engagement, Yao Yanyun found the eunuch Bingbi who was responsible for the matter - Zhang Jinghe
She gave him all her savings, but she only got one sentence, "If you don't want to get married, just die."
In order to cancel the engagement, Yao Yanyun had no choice but to approach and please the stupid eunuch.
But this stupid eunuch is really insufferable, and he threatens to kill her at every turn, so why not try to seduce him? But he has no use for himself...
Zhang Jinghe's principle of life is: he must repay his debts. He may not repay those who treat him well, but those who offend him will never see the sun tomorrow.
Having been alone in the palace for many years, he came to his senses one day and found that he also had someone he wanted to protect...
Small theater;
Zhang Jinghe: "Yao Yanyun, I know you have always looked down on eunuchs, but I like strong-willed melons."
"I tell you, from this moment on, you are mine. You can't go anywhere in this life, so just stay by my side. Even if you want to die, you have to die by my side."
Yao Yanyun:......
Reading tips;
1. The male protagonist is a real eunuch, not a kind person.
2. A vicious dog becomes a loyal dog. How proud the male protagonist is in the early stage, he will be humble in the later stage.
3 Is a sweet text he
Intention: happy life.
Reader comments
Wow, Yanyan finally arrived [Orange Candy]
I think the loyal dog in the copywriting tag refers to the heroine. In the early stage, she had to fawn over the hero because she wanted something, and she could still understand the hero's weirdness. When she asked for marriage and entered the house, she was made things difficult by the hero because the heroine helped the hero, so she didn't continue to make things difficult. As I watched it, I felt that there were no psychological changes in the hero and heroine. The heroine fell in love with the hero and started to be nice to him again. By Chapter 85, I thought the hero was finally going to confess his feelings. The result is that I just think that I like her and treat her better in the future. Is it better to let the female protagonist feel uncomfortable and not admit that she likes her? There is also a chapter where the female protagonist is jokingly mocking the male protagonist for how unpleasant the words he said to her are. The male protagonist just feels guilty in his heart and does not want to make up for the female protagonist. I did not see the humble male protagonist in the copywriting. I only saw a female protagonist who said she was an optimist but got angry at everything that happened. She was always complaining in her heart, but in her actions she tried to please the male protagonist.
Why did Chen Bingzheng call him Jing? Hahaha. I thought it was a typo at first.
So heartbreaking. . . When I think about so many people, I sometimes think that if my heart was born in a football powerhouse, he would have already made it to the Grand Slam. How could he go far by himself [crying]
Wow, Yanyan finally arrived [Orange Candy]
I think the loyal dog in the copywriting tag refers to the heroine. In the early stage, she had to fawn over the hero because she wanted something, and she could still understand the hero's weirdness. When she asked for marriage and entered the house, she was made things difficult by the hero because the heroine helped the hero, so she didn't continue to make things difficult. As I watched it, I felt that there were no psychological changes in the hero and heroine. The heroine fell in love with the hero and started to be nice to him again. By Chapter 85, I thought the hero was finally going to confess his feelings. The result is that I just think that I like her and treat her better in the future. Is it better to let the female protagonist feel uncomfortable and not admit that she likes her? There is also a chapter where the female protagonist is jokingly mocking the male protagonist for how unpleasant the words he said to her are. The male protagonist just feels guilty in his heart and does not want to make up for the female protagonist. I did not see the humble male protagonist in the copywriting. I only saw a female protagonist who said she was an optimist but got angry at everything that happened. She was always complaining in her heart, but in her actions she tried to please the male protagonist.
Why did Chen Bingzheng call him Jing? Hahaha. I thought it was a typo at first.
So heartbreaking. . . When I think about so many people, I sometimes think that if my heart was born in a football powerhouse, he would have already made it to the Grand Slam. How could he go far by himself [crying]