In this vast world, there is always someone who captures your heart at first sight.
The mighty master of the Sisha Sect stoops to become a court talent in the Beijie Prince’s residence. He must hide both his identity and his martial arts, and is even forced to use his charms to rise to the position of the residence’s new master.
Qian Ye: “The war leaked to the enemy. Countless brave souls died in the northwest, and I owe them an explanation.”
Su Qingchen: “You want an explanation, don’t you? So how do you plan to deal with me…?”
After quelling the border wars and winning the people’s support, Beijie Prince Qian Ye is unexpectedly summoned back to the capital to recuperate… Yes, recuperate! The prince has earned great merit on the battlefield, and the court has something to deal with again. They reward him with a beauty… No, no, a court talent. They send a court talent to Qian Ye.
Is this Beijie Prince really cold and aloof? He never smiles in front of anyone, yet this court talent alone makes his heart of stone bloom…
The court talent is called Su Qingchen. He is the younger brother of a consort in the emperor’s harem, and also the master of the Sisha Sect, a figure whose name makes people tremble with fear. The world calls him Second Master.
By chance, Second Master is assigned to Qian Ye’s side as a court talent. He intends to find a spy codenamed “Peach” hiding in Jiang Kingdom. At first, the two can’t stand each other, though both say one thing and mean another. As they spend time together, Qian Ye realizes he has fallen for Su Qingchen. He confesses his feelings and all but drags him into his arms.
But their entanglement is far from simple. There is a spy in the kingdom, and Qian Ye is determined to uncover the person behind it. As it turns out, the culprit is the very person who shares his bed.
Cold on the outside, passionate and forceful gong; proud beauty shou who pretends to resist while secretly welcoming his advances.
A leisurely-paced story, but you’ll be saying “so worth it” later on. Definitely give it a try.
A short story with two male leads, great premise, and a fresh plot. It features a prince as the dominant partner and a character named Qingchen as the submissive partner. The protagonists are decisive and efficient, and I really love Qingchen's personality! The romance is clear and without any angst. My biggest pet peeve is the Fifth Prince; he did everything and repeatedly tried to kill Qingchen.
This is a really good story! Why are there so few readers? I've read two-thirds of it and haven't encountered any melodramatic plot twists yet. It's a strong, clean-cut story with some clever plot twists and witty dialogue from the main characters. The writing is excellent, and I really like the protagonist's personality. The romance is well-defined, and he's intelligent.
This is a very nice work set in a fictional world where power struggles and intrigue are interspersed with many amusing glimpses of palace romance and everyday life, making the world it creates more interesting and realistic. The characters are vividly portrayed, and the storyline is captivating. Here's a small suggestion: the introduction could be written to be more concise.
It's a great read, the author's writing is excellent, and the plot is very original. But the last part made me cry so much, waaaaah 😢😢
It's pretty good, but the score could be higher.
It's really super beautiful.
It's great!! The writing is excellent, and the suspense is well-maintained. I didn't expect a twist at the end. I was wondering why King Jiang trusted Su Qingcheng so much; it turns out he was a spy among spies 🥰
So sweet! But the male lead is really pitiful; his sweetheart and his brother are both spies. But their ending is so sweet!
Forgive my lack of words, I can only say it's good-looking. Both the main and secondary couples have happy endings. Only the young Marquis Jiang leaves me with a lingering sense of unease. I like Mu Ye Chen Shi.
The protagonist's name echoes the title.