[Noblewoman of the Capital] [Stronghold Chief Who Defies the Court] [Faithful to Each Other] [Obstinate, Unhinged Second Male Lead] [Gentle Third Male Lead Who Offers His Blessings from Afar]
The first male lead seems domineering and cold, but is actually a good man who listens to his wife.
The second male lead is absolutely an obstinate, unhinged madman.
The second and third male leads are brothers with the same father but different mothers.
There is no transmigrate plot, and the heroine has no golden finger. She is simply a delicate young woman from an official family in the capital.
A fortune-teller said that Su Zi would suffer greatly in love throughout her life and face many hardships in marriage, and advised her to enter a temple and devote herself to spiritual practice.
But how could her father, a censor, bear to send his flower-like daughter to live beside a lamp and an ancient Buddha?
In the second year after she came of age, while returning to the capital with her father, she was spotted at first sight and abducted by Lu Jingyuan, the ruler of the Canglan River.
He kissed her, and saw everything, yet as they spent their days together, she found herself falling for him.
This man had eyes only for her. To stay with her forever, he planned to submit to the court and win her the title of a noblewoman.
She thought they would live happily together from then on, but a sudden disaster changed everything.
The entire Su family was thrown into the imperial prison. Lu Jingyuan's stronghold was destroyed, and he was driven away, unable to defend himself against the accusations.
With no clear path ahead, someone reached out and pulled her from the mire, only for her to fall into another web.
She could neither hide nor escape. The force of fate pulled these three people in different directions.
I'm a complete beginner, and I simply love tragic romances between men and women in historical settings. I especially love stories where the male lead regrets everything and frantically pursues his wife, and I also love characters who go mad with love and stop at nothing to get what they want.
P.S. Historical romance novels nowadays focus on the love between men and women, and their male characters are often too perfect. But in this novel, I want to portray human nature in a chaotic era. Apart from the kind and perfect heroine, none of the other men are perfect. Xiao Fuzi and Baozhu are a pair I find especially heartbreaking.
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