She was a fool, so apparently she deserved to be plotted against, forced into a dazzling bridal gown, beaten with a rod, stuffed into a bridal sedan, and cut down by the Crown Prince's sword. Everyone said the fool had it coming!
After spending ten years as a ghost, she is reborn on the road to her arranged marriage. By simply pretending to be stupid and playing the fool, she succeeds in ruining the wedding between the Crown Prince and her half sister. The emperor orders the Crown Prince's wedding postponed.
Nangong Yunfei sneers. In this life, she will fight her enemies to the death!
The current Prince Yan suffers from a hidden illness and is infertile. With her miraculous medical skills, she cures him completely.
He takes her hand. "You promised to treat my illness, and I'm not cured yet. How can you give up halfway?"
She looks confused.
He grins wickedly. "Give me a child to prove your medical skills are truly extraordinary, and that you didn't lie to me!"
It's quite interesting, but the ending is too hasty.
Since he is his biological father, why did his sister beat her and hurt her like that, and his father didn't care? It's unreasonable.
When I first saw this, I was about to get mad.
It's very interesting. I like the sweet story and the plot is also exciting. Although the ending is good, it was too rushed and I didn't even react. But I still give it a big thumbs up for the accurate one.
It's just so so, I just picked it up and read it, nothing new.
Does the male protagonist really love the female protagonist? Can he be forgiven if his cousin drugged him? If the heroine was not there at that time, who would be the antidote? Is she his cousin? The same goes for the heroine. Why should we go to such trouble when we can obviously solve the problem with poison? A bunch of uncles are of no use! At the end, the heroine entered the palace and first used poison, then killed the emperor! If it were simpler, it would be superfluous for the male protagonist to fight back. All in all, it's not my favorite dish.
The name of the male protagonist sounds like a leech, which is invasive.
Why was there no mention of how the heroine was stupid in her previous life and how she was better after death? Fortunately, three years after her death, she encountered a modern ghost who taught her powerful medical skills.
Great author, I am a sophomore in junior high school, but I insist on reading your book every day in my spare time, because I have nothing to do except homework, so I would like to ask for an update.
I like this book very much, please update it!