Historical Romance × Sweet and Delicate Darling × Bright, Bold Younger Brother × Aloof Older Brother × Happy Ending × The Heroine Is a Virgin, and All Male Characters Are Virgins × Love at First Sight
Su Yao has a beautiful face and a slender waist, but she was born night-blind and can’t even see her own hands after dark.
The day the eldest young lady runs away from her wedding, Su Yao is forced into a bridal gown and stuffed into a wedding sedan, becoming the heir’s wife through a substitute marriage at the Duke’s manor.
She plans to live quietly until the eldest young lady returns, then switch their lives back.
But after meeting her husband’s older brother, Pei Xu, she seems to develop a strange ailment.
When she feels dizzy, she can only stay upright with his hand around her wrist. When her chest feels tight, only the tea he brews by hand brings relief. On bone-chilling nights, only clutching his palm can warm her again.
In the dead of night, the cool fragrance of his robes always lingers at the tip of her nose, keeping her tossing and turning.
Most embarrassing of all, as time goes on, the only way to cure this strange ailment is through skin-to-skin contact.
Male lead:
When he first saw her, the young wife wore only a thin lilac gauze top and skirt. The fabric was so soft that the breeze pressed it close against her body.
Her waist was so slender it could fit in one hand, while below it her curves were full. She looked like a ripe peach trembling on a branch.
She lifted her skirt and ran toward him, calling out timidly,
“My lord.”
And so the propriety and rules he’d upheld for twenty-three years were shattered beyond repair.
Later, his younger brother, Pei Zhao, complained in the study, “That woman is so dull, just sitting around all day. She’s no fun at all.”
Dull?
If a young wife with such beauty could be called dull, then every woman in the world would be a piece of deadwood.
Though he harbors forbidden thoughts, he has always observed the last boundaries of propriety.
Until he learns that she has such a strange illness!
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Super good! The little girl is adorable. The male lead falls in love with the female lead at first sight and cares for and supports her. It's so good! Just please don't let the second male lead get involved. It would be great if the male and female leads just lived together. It's fine if the author has their own plans, I'll keep reading this book.
It's so hot... Goddess, what did you add to the story? Write more... I love how this story unfolds! The adorable bunny heroine and the cunning, domineering hero—the feeling of forcefully taking her is so satisfying, haha, it makes my heart melt.
It's so good! I've already fallen in love with the female lead. Her soft, genuinely caring nature has completely captivated me, and she's still smiling adorably.
It's alright. The writing is good, and the characters are well-developed. However, the pacing is slow, with a lot of backstory. I hope the older brother becomes the wife and the younger brother becomes the mistress (because although the younger brother is physically innocent, he has someone else in his heart), creating a sandwich effect.
This author's books are simply divine! I started reading with a "let's give it a try" attitude, and clicked on their first book, "Friend's Wife," and found it incredibly well-written. However, it wasn't finished yet, so I read their other books, and they were all fantastic. The character development and plot are both excellent. I hope this author writes many more delicious books; I will always be a follower! 😳😳😳
Actually, because of what my brother left behind, Zhao's early character development was too overpowered. Hopefully, he'll step up his game later. Some parts, even if you didn't see them, still looked delicious and I think you could try the watermelon 🍉
The synopsis said it was 1v2, but the younger brother wasn't at the table, so it didn't really feel like a 1v2. The ending even mentioned he seemed to have come to terms with things. Honestly, I felt the ending was a bit rushed while reading the beginning, but I didn't expect the younger brother to not be at the table. The key point is that his screen time was so minimal.
The author's writing is fantastic! My darling girl is my favorite, hehe. But I wonder if Pei Zhao will end up on the table? Actually, I don't care about the male's purity or impurity; right now, the pain Pei Zhao brings to the female lead far outweighs the love, especially since she still has a "white moonlight" in her heart.
The author writes wonderfully; the synopsis immediately captivated me. The emotional turmoil between the female lead and the two brothers is absolutely mesmerizing! 🥰🥰 The author's writing is exquisite, vividly portraying the personality and emotions of each character.
It's so good, Pei Er has to be really tortured later on, otherwise my blood pressure won't come down. Ming Xiang is better than Pei Er. [Smirk][Smirk][Smirk]