In her previous life, she was an empress who ruled as regent for decades.
In this life, she has somehow become a lowborn daughter whom everyone bullies!
Her father shows her no affection, her stepmother is vicious, and even a maid dares to point at her and demand she kneel for the family punishment.
Mu Rong Yue gives a cold laugh and raises her knife. "Then let me teach you what it really means that the nation has its laws and every household its rules!"
She talks back to her stepmother, beats her father, and kills a princess. Whoever dares upset her gets dealt with!
With a temper like hers, of course her engagement is called off. Everyone thinks the lowborn daughter of the Mu Rong family is finished!
Mu Rong Yue doesn't care. So what if the engagement is off? She can just snatch someone even more handsome and beautiful along the way~
But what?
"Miss, the man you snatched is the Regent, the most powerful man in the empire!!!"
Is this half reserved to prepare for the second part? The further you get to the end, the less interesting it becomes. There is no storyline and it's a rush to end.
The heroine is beautiful and generous, bold and careful, dares to think, dare to do, dare to love, dare to hate, and is courageous. She is no different from modern women. Although she has traveled through time, she works hard for her own happiness!
What the hell... It's so irresponsible... It was pretty good at the beginning, but it became more and more sloppy towards the end, and the ending was completely rotten...
This ending is too hasty, isn't it perfunctory?
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It's ugly and ugly. It's nonsense, the article doesn't make sense, and it's nonsense. Everyone in the book has evil thoughts. The maid is more powerful than the master. I can't read it.
The plot is okay, the heroine is a solo drama, the male protagonist is the soy sauce, there are a lot of typos, the names are confusing, the ending is abrupt, it is unfinished!
This kind of story is really ugly. First, a female protagonist who is much stronger than ordinary people is created, and then a male protagonist who is stronger than the female protagonist is introduced to "cover" the heroine. Still can't get rid of self-masculinity.
The ending ended too quickly and I didn't understand it.
Lots of typos and no endings