After Becoming a Consort, He Accepts His Fate (Female-Dominated)

Ji Yuxi was sold to the Red Alley.

As he grew up, he became more and more strikingly beautiful. The adults in the alley took him to another household and told him to please Lord Pei.

Ji Yuxi wore red robes and red earrings. His wrists were bare. With his face covered, he leaned lightly against a pillar behind the gauze curtains and raised his eyes to look at Lord Pei, seated in the place of honor.

She had a very proper appearance, and among this group of women, she looked the best.

He obediently went over to sit beside her, but Lord Pei scolded the others for allowing a man to be present. Ji Yuxi trembled with fear, then stammered that he had come to entertain her.

That night,

he was sent to Lord Pei’s room. He waited obediently for her to arrive, but she had him sent back instead.

Ji Yuxi knew only one thing: if he wanted to leave the Red Alley, he had to rely on Lord Pei. He also did not want those crude, repulsive men to defile him.

She would not let him call her “Lord” or “Master.” She told him to use her name instead.

She was a good person. Ji Yuxi clung to her shamelessly, refused her kind offer to send him home, and moved into her residence as her male companion.

He heard she had a fiancé, but the man was still in the capital, and they were supposed to marry at the end of the year.

Ji Yuxi could not have children. After trying for a year, he accepted his fate and did not want her to remain without an heir.

That night, he lay pliantly across her lap, breathing hotly and winding himself softly around her as he urged her to marry the nobleman in the capital. Once that man had given her a child, she could come back and keep him company.

1. Both leads are sexually inexperienced; one-on-one romance.

2. The heroine will marry later, but she will divorce.

Theme: Independence and self-reliance