[Both Leads Are Chaste + Sweet Romance + Wild Imagination]
[Adorable Girl Who Only Wants to Stay Alive vs. Tsundere, Arrogant, Overbearing Regent Who Thinks the World Revolves Around Him]
After transmigrating, Liu Qiqi went from being an actor's stunt double to the eldest daughter of the Marquis of Anguo's household, a frail young woman who coughed every few steps and panted every few more.
To stay alive, she latched onto Jun Xuanye, the regent.
The regent had a face capable of bringing ruin to a kingdom, but he was ruthless in his actions, looked down on the world, and held power over the court.
Watching Liu Qiqi cling to him, acting cute and refusing to let go,
the regent glared fiercely. "If you dare pester me again, I won't go easy on you!"
But when he saw how pitiful and lovely she looked, he couldn't help feeling sympathy for her.
The next time they met, she threw herself at him. Jun Xuanye was surrounded by a murderous aura. "Liu Qiqi, are you trying to get yourself killed?"
Just as he was about to strike, he saw her pout her little lips, looking so lovable that no one could bear to hurt her.
Jun Xuanye turned the tables and leaned close to Liu Qiqi. "You asked for this."
The woman he'd picked up was his to spoil, even if he had to cry while doing it.
But one day, Liu Qiqi emerged holding her aching waist. "Who was it that found me so annoying back then?!"
Warning: This is not a strong heroine novel. This is not a strong heroine novel.
I know this book is no brainer, but I just love reading it! I love watching it very much
Why are there endless misunderstandings and the male and female protagonists have no mouths? Since we both have each other in our hearts, why don't we have any trust at all? Another important point is, how come such a powerful regent can't even deal with Liu Nanyi. There have been constant quarrels and reconciliations, but there has been no serious effort to resolve the issue. Depressed.
This heroine is really pretentious and stupid
I was framed by my aunt and concubine again and again, and I was still drunk from the beginning to the end. The female protagonist has no trust in the male protagonist at all. Every time her aunt or concubine says something, she will be shaken. Then she misunderstands, runs away, and is in danger. This cycle continues throughout the whole story. There are not many chapters, so I read it with my head awake.
Bonus points for this book: * The author is super cute and serious, and often urges readers to read, haha *The plot is also very smooth and natural, not mechanically applied, and it still feels very comfortable to watch. *The characters of the male and female protagonists are also very distinct and three-dimensional. The quirky, cute female protagonist and the overbearing jealous male protagonist are very eye-catching. I personally think this character is more popular with younger readers. Then I will talk about the shortcomings again. (Absolutely no intention to argue) *Actually, I think Da Da's writing style is very fluent, but it doesn't feel natural enough, that is, it feels a little bit like a drama (I blindly guessed that the author Da Da is not very old), and this leads to the second problem. *This is a sweet pet novel, and there are indeed many emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists. It is all sugar and no cruelty. However, in fact, the author did not write about the feeling between them. It is not sweet enough and feels a bit industrial saccharine. *Then there is also a point that I am very concerned about. In fact, I do not see in the male and female protagonists the kind of equality that is not seen in reality but must be found in novels. Actually, it's not that serious. It's just that, well... The heroine is very accustomed to calling the hero "Prince". The most important thing is that the hero calls himself "my king" instead of "I". In fact, many people don't care about this point or even notice it, but the title can actually reflect love in details. The male protagonist is a prince in a feudal society. He has learned from an early age that men are superior to women and that royal power is supreme. In fact, it is normal to call himself "the king", but the female protagonist has been instilled since childhood that everyone is equal. If the male protagonist can pay attention to details, he will definitely be able to discover the heroine's character and thoughts. A person who is full of love will change unknowingly without even realizing it. *The last point is actually very vague. It was even something I suddenly wanted to add as I was writing. In fact, there is no big problem with the large-scale writing, but it is not discernible enough, has no originality, and has no motto that can make people read for a long time. It is only suitable for young readers and is not broad enough. To put it bluntly, the pattern has not yet come up. I don't know what to say. In fact, I feel that what I express is not very clear, but I really don't know how to say it. This comment is my personal opinion, and I don't mean to be arrogant. It is written very well and surpasses many books, but it is also a little less high than many books. (Don't scold me)(Shiveringjpg)
I'm very fond of it. I was a little bit abused in the middle. Overall, it's worth buying. The commentary is also very interesting. The rest of it is pretty good. It's the author's process!!!!!
This Liu Nanyi and General Liu are so disgusting
Author, when are you going to kill Liu Nanyi? She has been so cheap for so long. Hurry up and kill her. It's an eyesore.
The plot is pretty good even though the heroine is weak
I like this book very much ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з (I have no words, I have nothing to say (༎ຶ-༎ຶ))