I’m Not Your Princess Consort!
本尊才不是你的王妃呢
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Everyone else gets both a mother and a daughter, but you get both a father and a daughter.
If you've read up to chapter 99 of volume 3, "I Gave Birth to Myself," then there's no need to continue reading. Overall, the beginning is still good.
I hope the author will transform the protagonist into the Willow Goddess, and transform the protagonist's soul into the Willow Goddess's spirit.
The author gives the protagonist's soul the appearance of the Willow Goddess of the Perfect World, and then his body slowly transforms into her likeness. The protagonist is beautiful and exquisitely handsome, appearing feminine yet dressed in men's clothing and attire, possessing unparalleled grace. The protagonist transforms the Willow Venerable into the Willow Goddess. The gender of the Willow Goddess is unclear, but the Desolate Emperor's concern for her suggests she might be female, the woman he yearns for. Despite living for countless ages, she cannot hold his affections. They are both teacher and friend; one is cold on the outside but warm on the inside, the other domineering and aloof. When they clash, something is bound to happen...
This story is wonderfully written; I'm especially curious about how the author will end it. How will they give the protagonist and her current husband an ending, and also the protagonist and Ye Xianzi an ending? How will they write two happy endings?
It's a romance novel with a submarital subplot, and the relationships get really messy later on.
It feels like a prequel to "Great King, Spare Me!", And it seems to explain the origin of the Old God King system...
I didn't understand it and was quite shocked, but overall it was pretty good.
So where exactly is he going home to?
Fairy Ye, please don't die!
Oh dear, I almost missed out on such a great book because of the cover. It's the author's fault.