Zhao Lijia doesn’t get along with someone.
That someone is her third cousin, the favored son of Heaven, Lin Zeyan.
Zhao Lijia has no idea what she did to offend him. Lin Zeyan resents and loathes her. He looks down his nose at her, and his sharp tongue is even more frightening.
But one day, Lin Zeyan is gravely wounded and falls into a coma.
Amid a roomful of sobbing, Lin Zeyan slowly opens his eyes, looking dazed. He scans the room, spots Zhao Lijia hiding in the back, and struggles to sit up. Under everyone’s gaze, he reaches out to the person they least expect and says, “Zhao Lijia, come here.”
Zhao Lijia freezes as if struck by lightning and points at herself in disbelief. “Me?”
Lin Zeyan grows impatient. When Zhao Lijia finally comes over, he takes her hand with the urgency of someone who has found what he lost. Looking around, he asks his mother, the Second Madam, “Where’s Yan’er?”
The Second Madam and Zhao Lijia exchange bewildered looks. “Who’s Yan’er?”
Lin Zeyan understands. His tone turns reproachful as he says to Zhao Lijia,
“I nearly died this time, and you still want to take Yan’er back to your family home? The child almost ended up without a father. Have you no conscience?”
Zhao Lijia flushes with anger. “You’re talking nonsense!”
She’s only sixteen and isn’t even married. How could she have a child, let alone one by Lin Zeyan?
Later, Lin Zeyan’s “madness” grows worse. He truly begins to think of her as his wife, and the Second Madam is also keen for her to marry him. But Lin Zeyan is a scoundrel, and she has no intention of marrying him!
That very night, however, she dreams of a letter. At the end, it reads:
“The northwest is so far from the capital, so very far. If there is a next life…”
“Truth be told, I miss you so much…”
Blood spatters across the letter, a sight that makes the heart shudder.
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After transmigrating into a book, Cheng Xihuan dutifully cares for her sickly husband to avoid the tragic ending he met in the story, while happily shipping her favorite original-story character, Zhao Lijia, with her love interest.
The Lin family’s Second Branch has three brothers. The eldest is upright and refined, the second gentle and warm, and the third, um, Lin Zeyan has looks, looks in place of good character, and looks in place of manners.
But whenever Zhao Lijia and her younger brother-in-law Lin Zeyan appear in the same scene, she screams inwardly:
They’re perfect together! Get together! Have a hundred babies!!!
She knows it’s impossible, though. In the original story, Zhao Lijia marries someone else. As for her brother-in-law, his tongue is too sharp, so he remains single his whole life and becomes a legendary figure.
She never expects that when her brother-in-law wakes after being injured, his first word is “Yan’er,” nearly striking her like lightning. What marriage? What leaving home with a child? Why does this plot sound so familiar?
It’s the fanfic she carefully wrote about the two of them!
Reading Guide:
1. Sexually exclusive, one-on-one romance, a sweet slice-of-life story.
2. The second female lead transmigrates into a book.
3. An imagined Tang-inspired setting.
4. [The second female lead is the biggest shipper of the male and female leads! Her own love interest is someone else.]
Theme: Live life with optimism.
Deng Lanyu is such a bitch, and that Zhen'er is also a fool. These two can still be reconciled as before. SM is disgusting. Poor Litchi in her previous life 🥺
Is the extra episode over? Completely finished? It feels like the male and female protagonists ended without any sweetness at all, and there are very few storylines about the male and female protagonists.
I feel like the real heroine is Xiao Cheng
The ending is a bit fast, and many things are covered without beginning or end. It has no impact to skip the court scene, because it has zero relationship with the heroine... There are too many elements in this article, and it would be better if a few elements are discarded to make it more concise, but the plot is really good, and the author's scenery and writing are very good, but the lines are a bit bad, and many words at the beginning are redundant, but it is much better at the end. Looking forward to the next one!
I feel like the protagonist has very few roles, and the group portrait style is more biased, but it's still quite interesting. This idea is great.
😳 Real young couples have sincere hearts 💪 💪
If you want a side story, you need a sweet side story. One for men and women, two for men and women, and three for men and women.
A post-marriage extravaganza!!!
It feels like there are signs of completion. Oh my god, the second room was pleasant at first, but then it became a bit boring...
Little lovers! Together!