Xu Qingning was imprisoned for five years by a treacherous minister who held power over the entire court. Given another chance at life, she wanted to escape his clutches, but who could have known...
A possessive general pins her beneath him, weeping until the corners of his eyes turn red.
"A Ning, you're mine alone!"
A sickly, obsessive chief minister with a disability wants to gouge out her eyes, yet kneels and begs to be her dog.
"Xu Qingning, stay in hell with me."
A seemingly innocent, bright-eyed young man approaches step by step, holding a Xiuchun Saber. He licks the blood from the corner of his lips and asks her,
"Sister, will we be together forever?"
Xu Qingning lounges happily on the dragon throne and declares, "All I want is to build my career!"
(A gorgeous, ruthless career-driven villainess + a bunch of crazy men with something wrong in their heads)
Has this woman also become a pervert?
Don't even spare women
It was okay at first, the writing was good, the plot was compact, and the characters were fleshed out. The more I read it, the worse it gets. It's too wordy, and it's like trying to make up the number of words. It feels like the second part was not written by the same person.
I was a little annoyed when I saw it halfway. The female protagonist always ignored the male protagonist. She didn't tell the male protagonist clearly what happened after it was over, and she didn't talk much, which made the male protagonist misunderstand every time.
I don't know why I don't like the heroine. For the sake of a bad father-in-law, she actually wants to kill the best Shen Yanshu. What kind of emperor is he? What's the difference between him and a faint king? Poor Chu Qiong, and such a good Xiao Dao. She is not worthy of any of the four beauties.
I gave up on this book before I finished it! Because the male and female protagonists have incorrect views, I really can't stand it! There are not many good people in the whole book...
It's really good-looking, but I feel so sorry for Chu Qiong. I have to say that he is terribly sick, but he really loves the heroine so much, he just doesn't know how to express it. If he didn't have a pitiful life experience, he might not be a person who hates all good things. I hope he can have a wonderful childhood in his next life and be able to confidently introduce himself to the heroine of his childhood.
Although it is he, I still feel uneasy. I want Shen Ren to live, even if there is no heroine, he will still make contributions and benefit the people. I want Ning Ning to not be abandoned and still be the heroine's younger brother. I want Chu Qiong to reconcile with the heroine and then die (although Chu is very pitiful, but he was too hateful in his previous life, so it is better to die). In short, this novel is quite explosive. Pick anyone from the female protagonist to the male protagonist, and you can rewrite a novel. Everyone criticizes the villain crazily (although Mr. Shen is not as crazy as others, but he is not a completely good person. By the end of the novel, I can't understand him. I don't know if his perseverance is a way to manipulate the female protagonist. In short, he is not a simple straight minister)
Alas, wasn't he imprisoned for five years? How do you still know what's going on outside? Aren't Xu Qingning and the prince cousins? How could she still be selected as the Crown Princess?
It's not very good. I watched half of it. The story is mediocre, the narrative is draggy, and there's no excitement in watching it.