Cool, aloof noblewoman vs. innocent wolfish lord
Synopsis 1:
An era of chaos is coming. The Cang Dynasty and the Four Min Kingdoms are locked in endless war, draining the people and the treasury.
Fu Menxue, the legitimate daughter of a marquis, struggles and drifts through it all because half her blood comes from the Four Min Kingdoms.
In the Cang Dynasty, her bloodline is considered impure. In the Four Min Kingdoms, she is not accepted.
Born without fault, Fu Menxue is left motherless and despised by her father. She has no choice but to carve out her own path.
If the world will not accept me, then I will change it. With fate on the brink of collapse, why should I not ascend the throne?
Fu Menxue has the patience and restraint of the people of Cang, as well as the boldness and courage of the people of the Four Min Kingdoms.
A duckweed adrift in a chaotic age will grow into a towering tree. She will cut through every obstacle and sweep away the darkness, never regretting her choice.
Synopsis 2:
A twist of fate brings them together by chance, and they can never forget each other.
One is the king of the drifting jianghu and underworld; the other is a lord who grew up in the wild and commands a pack of wolves.
Which will prevail, love or self-interest? How will he choose between the world and her?
A naive young wolf meets a calculating woman, and a strange, bumpy, yet impossibly innocent story begins.
This is a strong female lead story. The heroine will always be focused on her ambitions, though there will also be plenty of romance and an unexpected cute side to her. The story starts when she has already achieved a fair amount in her career. It's satisfying, with no angst.
There are some elements of low-level martial arts, but not many.
The heroine may seem like an aloof beauty on a high peak, but in reality, she is domineering, extremely clever, possessive, controlling, and used to being in charge.
The hero is guided by the heroine, who keeps a tight hold on everything. He is physically formidable and becomes a crucial general for her later on, a wild little wolf through and through.
The story isn't melodramatic, and its characters make sense. It doesn't paint everything in a perfectly noble light.
Theme: Plan carefully, step by step, and may all go well.
