Viadhivan_Ranata
Have now read all your books and am desperate for the next.
This book is flaming hot ............ I'm hooked already ...
totally worth it...
you'll start getting incestuous thoughts...
you are the best author so far
wonderful book and exttemely well written. Once I started reading, I just could not put it down! Well done Tea
love this book
can't wait to rrad.
Let me just... the stakes here are absolutely suffocating and I am here for it. Jiang Ning thought she had it made—three years of free food, free clothes, zero work as a spy because the general was never home. Then Gu Jianshen returns and her entire comfortable lie collapses. But the real kicker isn't even him coming back. It's Prince Jing. He captured her family. He held them hostage to ensure her compliance. And Jiang Ning realizes this mid-interrogation: 'Prince Jing had done it intentionally.' She thought she was playing a double game, but she was never the player—she was the piece. Her family's safety was the leash, and now the man she's supposed to be deceiving is sitting across from her holding a nine-ring broadsword. The tension in that study scene is brutal. Every line Gu Jianshen asks is a potential death sentence. 'Were you instructed by someone to enter the Gu Residence?' 'Have you ever done anything to betray me?' 'Why is the whereabouts of your family unknown?' He's circling the truth like a predator, and she's performing innocence with the desperation of someone who knows the performance might not be enough. And the worst part? She actually believes her own act at moments. The crying isn't entirely fake—she's genuinely terrified, genuinely wronged, genuinely overwhelmed. The line between performance and reality has blurred so much that even she doesn't know which version is real anymore. That's when you know the conflict has won.
Great book!
great book
Karima is my favorite writer in here. This novel is good as her others.
Love it, but just wished the chapters were done!
