[Smart and tough Proton Princess × Paranoid and affectionate powerful emperor]
When a normal person encounters robbery, his first reaction should be to run away, right?
Even if the other party is powerful, good-looking and has a good figure, it is wrong to take it by force, right?
So Jiang Shuyao ran away.
She ran three times in total.
The first time was when Xiao Chengjing's cavalry defeated the Jin Dynasty.
She thought she could break free from Princess Proton's shackles and gain freedom.
But within two days, he was captured and taken back to his tent by Xiao Chengjing.
She argued that the new emperor had no right to detain protons from the old dynasty.
He chuckled: "So what?"
The second time was after she discovered that she was actually the childhood Bai Yueguang he had longed for.
She fears becoming a prisoner of his emotional projection and being trapped within the palace walls for the rest of her life.
After hiding in Tibet for a month, he still found him out.
She sighed and could she be caught? I immediately negotiated terms with him.
He was surprised: "Isn't Jiang Qing worried about yourself at all?"
The third time...
Isn't it just to be a beloved concubine? She is a mental workhorse, and she can't do physical work?
He conquered cities and territories and was omnipotent, but he was defeated by her escape time and time again.
Reading Guide
Ancient times, empty talk, dog-fighting, wits fighting (confronting lovers flirting on the street)
Essays about forceful taking and robbery, sweet essays about slight abuse, double cleanliness
Mission: Freedom above all else