
After Rebirth, I Became Little Marquis's Bai Yueguang
by Bie Zhihe
About This Novel
Once reborn, Yuan Miaoyi changed from the princess of the Qian Dynasty to the second girl of the Yan Rongan Marquis Mansion. What he faced when he opened his eyes was that his mother had died young and his father was waiting to straighten out his confidante outside. Fortunately, he still has an elder brother from the same mother and a strong enough uncle's family that he can rely on. So Yuan Miaoyi, who had been fighting and entangled for a lifetime, just wanted to lie down in this life. In the past, all she wanted from her future husband was that his family background was lower than hers, so that she could handle it easily and avoid fighting in the back house, which would make it easier for her to live out her life comfortably. It would be even better if you have outstanding looks. Yuan Miaoyi never thought that she would interact with Dayan, the youngest god of war and the most powerful person. On their wedding night, she looked at the person in front of her and recalled the requirements she had for her husband. It seemed that only good looks were the only requirement she had successfully fulfilled. Yuan Lingheng regarded Xiao Yunyue as a close friend and once praised him for his magnanimity and innocent heart. However, he was a little worried that his sister, whom he looked up to like a pearl, would be hurt if she started to admire his friend. Xiao Yunyue prides himself on being a man between heaven and earth. He has been upright and aboveboard for most of his life and has never been ashamed of others. There is nothing but admiration for his best friend's sister... Faced with Yuan Lingheng's somewhat disbelieving look, he said, "Actually, I have already fallen in love with your sister at first sight."
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Official(48)Scraped 24d ago
Hey, this book is almost finished. Think about your next book quickly and make sure it is seamless. In this way, little Yueyue will have high-quality new books to read.
Simple but not simple Wenwen, with a rich cultural heritage, warm and comfortable
The article is simple but not simple. It has a rich cultural background. It is not a cookie-cutter "fast food article". It is a long-lasting and heartwarming story. She said she wanted to write about a young man who "dances the lotus sword and sings with the moonlight bow". I just want to write a simple story where one person meets another person, gets to know each other, and falls in love without any misunderstanding or suspicion.
It looks good, the heroine is calm and has her own thoughts and decisions.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
The writing was okay, but I felt that the relationship between the male and female protagonists was very bland and boring. I kept emphasizing that the male protagonist cares more about the female protagonist, but the male protagonist immediately likes the female protagonist, which is not interesting.
Why do you call the heroine Er Niang Zi or Miss Er? Men and women are generally ranked separately, shouldn't they be called eldest? Calling the second lady is like the heroine has a sister
The writing is very good. The writing style is very delicate, but it is a bit lacking. Come on, Dad, write more.
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Community(0)
Official(48)Scraped 24d ago
Hey, this book is almost finished. Think about your next book quickly and make sure it is seamless. In this way, little Yueyue will have high-quality new books to read.
Simple but not simple Wenwen, with a rich cultural heritage, warm and comfortable
The article is simple but not simple. It has a rich cultural background. It is not a cookie-cutter "fast food article". It is a long-lasting and heartwarming story. She said she wanted to write about a young man who "dances the lotus sword and sings with the moonlight bow". I just want to write a simple story where one person meets another person, gets to know each other, and falls in love without any misunderstanding or suspicion.
It looks good, the heroine is calm and has her own thoughts and decisions.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
The writing was okay, but I felt that the relationship between the male and female protagonists was very bland and boring. I kept emphasizing that the male protagonist cares more about the female protagonist, but the male protagonist immediately likes the female protagonist, which is not interesting.
Why do you call the heroine Er Niang Zi or Miss Er? Men and women are generally ranked separately, shouldn't they be called eldest? Calling the second lady is like the heroine has a sister
The writing is very good. The writing style is very delicate, but it is a bit lacking. Come on, Dad, write more.












