Her Charming Body and Soft Body Appeal to the Emperor's Heart, and She Crazily Criticizes the Tyrant for Being in Love with Him Miserably.

[Beautiful and soft queen vs. Crazy and violent emperor] [The female protagonist shows up and does not fight in the palace➕The male protagonist's self-guided dark and crazy review➕The male protagonist in the later period robs her by force➕Chasing his wife in the crematorium] Jiang Shu attacked Xiao Yu twice, but the first time she was pushed out by Xiao Yu to block the sword and died. The second time, Xiao Yu abandoned her and chose Bai Yueguang, causing her to be pushed off the city wall and died miserably. For the third time, Jiang Shu decided that she and Xiao Yu would only be monarchs and ministers, not husband and wife. She was determined to be a virtuous and generous queen, guide the beauties in the harem, and regard the emperor's favor as a passing thing. Xiao Yu was violent and crazy, thinking that he would never fall in love with anyone. He took advantage of the woman who loved him wholeheartedly, causing her to jump off the city wall and die tragically. He began to dream about her every night, and the emperor's heart was moved. Xiao Yu met Jiang Shu, who loved him to the bone and saved him for five years. He thought he was grateful and dependent on Jiang Shu. He felt that Jiang Shu looked like that infatuated woman. But later Xiao Yu panicked. Jiang Shu asked him to choose a concubine and persuaded him to favor the harem and not want his children. He was sure that Jiang Shu was the infatuated woman. Later the rebels entered the city. Jiang Shu was shot down the city wall by random arrows. Xiao Yu lost his lover twice. The handsome and crazy emperor spit out blood, his eyes were scarlet, "A Shu, I was wrong, please come back." —— Five years later, Xiao Yu recognized the princess of the enemy country at a glance. His long eyes were filled with emotion, and he firmly controlled the woman's slender waist. He was as pious as a believer, "Ah Shu, I offer you the country as my betrothal, and I beg you to be my queen for another life."