Blurb >> Dark, obsessive, and insane. He wants me all to himself every single day!
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Zhu Qing transmigrated to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, an era when all rites and conventions had fallen apart.
She was a low-ranking secretary in the Office of the Chief Secretary, responsible for drafting documents. Her immediate superior was Feng Huaihe.
A brilliant strategist, Feng was coveted by warlords on all sides, and his home was constantly besieged by visitors.
Zhu Qing assumed a big shot like him would be arrogant and aloof. But when she said she wanted to quit, he came to see her in person and asked what she was dissatisfied with. She could file a complaint, or, if her salary wasn't enough, he could raise it without limit.
As he spoke, his gaze was strangely dark and feverish, full of possessive desire.
Zhu Qing thought she was imagining it.
Until she remembered everything.
In her previous life, Zhu Qing had been Feng Huaihe's most outstanding female disciple. She surpassed her master and grew into his most formidable political rival.
They schemed against each other, using every trick they had, fighting until one of them died.
In the end, Feng Huaihe killed her.
Bearing the shame of having killed his own disciple, he spent the rest of his life keeping watch over Zhu Qing's lonely grave.
Before he died, he made one final wish:
"May I see Zhu Qing once more."
Driven by that regret, Feng Huaihe was reborn.
His only goal in this life was to make it up to Zhu Qing and keep her all to himself.
She was so scared she ran for it.
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A little scene
A stormy night, the Office of the Chief Secretary.
Feng Huaihe held the resignation letter Zhu Qing had submitted between his fingers. His voice was light and calm. "It seems you've already remembered."
A bolt of thunder crashed from the sky. He tore the letter to shreds and slowly approached Zhu Qing. "Good. At least now I don't have to keep pretending and holding myself back every day."
Rain pattered furiously. His expression was sinister. Sensing danger, Zhu Qing turned and bolted for the door.
Feng Huaihe was tall and long-legged, and he caught her in a few strides. He shoved her hard against the desk and used the calligraphy brush he wrote documents with to pry open her collar.
"..."
- The female lead transmigrates into her own body from a thousand years ago. The male lead's regret brought her back, so she is still the original person and has memories of both lives.
- In the life when the female lead was his disciple, she had a family.
- Still hoping to write a sweet romance one of these days. 25.8.22
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Manhua was penniless, living in a bare-walled house and struggling to feed herself and her seven-year-old younger sister. They often went hungry.
One winter, someone offered her five taels of silver to marry in place of their daughter.
Manhua: Huh? You want me to marry someone for you?
She thought she'd misheard.
But the other party insisted that the man, Lingzhou Ji, had five ears and two noses, and was so ugly that even a pig would drop dead on the butcher's block at the sight of him.
Yet he was a wealthy landlord who had set his sights on their daughter and wanted to force her into marriage. With no other options, the family had to find someone to take her place.
Manhua was already too hungry to worry about whether he was ugly.
She gritted her teeth and agreed.
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Manhua learned that money doesn't just fall from the sky.
Lingzhou Ji wasn't ugly at all. He was as cool and handsome as moonlight.
But he was a deposed crown prince with neither power nor money. She'd been tricked.
As soon as she married him, they were both imprisoned in a lightless palace.
Her bargain-bin husband didn't care about her. He gave up on himself and spent his time amusing himself, playing around, and sleeping.
The palace was heavily guarded, and Manhua couldn't escape.
All she could do was take a gamble on Lingzhou Ji.
They weren't close, but at least he was her husband.
Manhua made a deal with him: she'd help him escape the palace, and once he regained power, he would give her a fortune in gold and silver and divorce her.
Manhua had chosen well. Her husband had what it took.
In just six months, he was once again the illustrious Crown Prince, ready to take her hand and stand at the top with him.
But she wasn't greedy for the crown princess title. She wanted the money and a divorce.
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A few days before their divorce
Her husband came looking for Manhua, deliberately dressed in fine clothes and a splendid crown. "Do you still want to leave?"
Manhua gazed wistfully at his moonlit, beautiful face. "Yes. I only want the money."
Her husband came to see her again and slowly took off his shirt. "Do you still want a divorce?"
Manhua touched his powerful chest and abdomen. "...I only want the money."
Her husband came to see her once more. This time, he let his hair down and lay beneath her. "What about now?"
Manhua drooled despite herself. "I really only want the money! Why do you keep seducing me?"
2026-4.12
Lingzhou is a compound surname. The male lead's given name is Ji.
Theme: "Dream of an age of peace and prosperity, and soar with the crane toward the blue sky."
It feels like the heroine in the previous life is so separated from the current heroine, so single and stupid.
Preview of the next column: "Chang'an Disease" copywriting >>> Do you want to have a taste of what it's like to be a young man? The flower tide reached the late Tang Dynasty. As soon as she opened her eyes, it was a dark and windy night with bright moonlight. Someone dug her grave and overturned her coffin board with one palm. Hua Chao looked out with trembling eyes. She saw the crazy man lying beside the coffin and said with a smile: "I caught you again. I won't let you go easily this time." The crazy ghost climbed into the coffin on the spot. He smiled like a first-grade yandere, cold and sweet: "I will love you wherever you go from now on. Let's see if you still dare?" Hua Chao was scared to death. Later I found out that this male ghost was her stepson. She is the second wife of a high-ranking official who married for profit, and her stepson is named Feng Jindeng. She was not favored by her husband, but was secretly coveted by her stepson, who threatened her repeatedly to get her to follow him. Hua Chao didn't want to, so she faked her death and ran away. However, her stepson dug up the grave on the spot, lifted the coffin board, and forcefully brought her back. She wanted to cry but had no tears. Later, the eunuch Tian Lingzi came to power and killed all the former party members. She watched helplessly as her stepson seized the opportunity and ransacked his own home in order to snatch her away, removing Hua Chao's identity as his baby mother. Then, he took it by force. Feng Jindeng tied a string of bells on Hua Chao's ankles, and then placed a soft kiss on her white and tender instep: "Why did you marry him?" Feng Jindeng smiled evilly, "I'm so embarrassed by the old man, can I serve you well?" "Would you like to have a taste of youth?" "... No." He looked slightly stunned: "Say it again?" "Woo... Yes."
Oh, is it going to end so soon?
😭 Another comment so soon. Although Zhang Yin made him lose [glasses], the male protagonist is still pretty good 🐶. Will it go well?
How can someone be so funny [covering face, laughing and crying]
The second male lead is so disgusting. Can the female protagonist still not see his true face? He is really blinded by a leaf. How can such a person be a counselor?
Is this chapter really fat? [Question mark] I was also disgusted by the second male lead, so I give it a thumbs up.
It looks good. Zhang Yin can die early in this life.
The heroine doesn't look like a counselor, she doesn't look like the same person in her previous life, and she doesn't look like the same person in her previous life as written by the author herself. She looks like a brainless idiot.
The female protagonist knelt down and begged for mercy, and the male protagonist sat aside. It was so embarrassing. He couldn't stand that the two of them could be together later. It was so disgusting.