Song Jinyin spent eight years by the heir Pei Yanzhou's side. At fifteen, she became his bedchamber maid, and now she is only sixteen.
In those eight years, she went from the daughter of a respectable family to a bondservant. Her pride was ground away, she was saddled with guilt, and all closeness between her and Pei Yanzhou was destroyed.
Yet though Pei Yanzhou hated her, he never let her go.
Later, with the help of someone from her past, she escaped the Duke's residence.
But the noble and haughty heir seemed to go completely mad. He abandoned the imperial decree and searched all of the capital for her.
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At first, he could not understand his own heart. He let his hatred grow, vowing to drag Song Jinyin down with him.
Later, he finally found her. But that day, he nearly died beneath the gaze of her indifferent eyes.
The heroine was just average, and the ending was okay after all.
In the character design, the male protagonist is a smart man, and his subordinates are even more capable. He hated his family for trying to find the murderer of his mother, but only half-way through and was satisfied with an answer pushed out by his grandmother. Then he insisted on angering the hostess and her daughter when the real murderer was false, and took revenge on the eight-year-old child who was least able to defend himself. After two wealthy businessmen help the heroine escape, the setting is that she is in extremely poor health and without a miracle doctor, only one of the adults and children can be saved. But the wealthy businessmen refused to give her money to recuperate and have a baby. She insisted on dragging her broken body to do embroidery and fight wits and courage. Did she have any plans to have an abortion? Doesn't it depend on life to keep the child alive?
It was indeed very suffocating to watch the previous episode, and I wished that the female protagonist would not forgive the male protagonist for torturing him to death. But it gradually gets better later on. It would be nice if the story of the heroine's parents were richer.
There are some shortcomings at the end. Liu's forbearance in the palace is not explained clearly, and the couple's follow-up is weak; what is the final result of the prince's plan? A bit hasty ending
The ending was perfect for the male and female protagonists, and overall it was pretty good, but it didn't explain anything about Lin Jingxiu at the end.
Why do you feel that the heroine always feels both responsible and independent?
It's time to be sweet. Don't let the male and female protagonists have any bad feelings again. Let's live a sweet life like this.
Too verbose, endless chattering
Protect my breasts and slip away first
Twenty-eight years old refers to 16 years old