After finishing "Shangshen", I jumped in to start this one. I have a special feeling for this story. It's a very interesting couple of male and female protagonists. They practice the emotional flow and character tension. I will save the manuscript until the main text is finished and start it. I hope to publish it next summer.
[The road of revenge of the exiled princess, the exiled princess x the powerful official of the enemy country]
In the spring of the 21st year of Qianyuan, the king of Chen was in the capital.
The house of Wang Liu Cang, a man with a different surname, welcomed two mysterious guests.
One is Zhao Linyun, the princess of Zhao State who has been in exile for eleven years.
This princess is really a strange person. Not only did she escape the bloodbath of the current Emperor of Zhao eleven years ago, but she also successfully cultivated a force that cannot be underestimated and is ready to return to Zhao to seize the throne. Although the princess has a low chance of winning, what if she really succeeds? Liu Cang was well-versed in human nature, so he would not miss the opportunity to provide help in times of need.
The other one is Cui Xun, the head of the Cui family of the Chu State, who personally placed the young emperor on the throne.
This son of the Cui family holds great power at a young age, and it is obvious at first glance that he is ruthless. It is said that he is still an infatuated person. His beloved wife died in a fire half a year ago. This man rushed into the fire without even risking his life, just to bring back the charred bones of his deceased wife.
The two distinguished guests were obviously meeting each other for the first time, but for some reason they didn't seem to like seeing each other very much, and one seemed to be indifferent to the other. Liu Cang had no choice but to break up the banquet in a hurry. In order to make amends, after the banquet, he sent three beautiful men to Princess Zhao, and stuffed three beautiful dancers into the waterside pavilion where Cui Xun was staying.
That night, Cui Xun, who had been a "widower" for half a year, learned that his "dead wife" had not returned to the three charming young men, so he crushed the jade pendant around his waist to pieces.
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After three years of marriage, Cui Xun had always treated Zhao Linyun well. He gave her all the respect and preference a husband could give his wife. Therefore, when Zhao Linyun put the dagger to his neck, she didn't really want his life.
However, Cui Xun let the dagger cut his skin, leaned into her ear and chuckled: "Whether you are Zhao Linyun, the princess of Zhao State, or Lin Yun, the daughter of a minor official of Chu State, my wife will only be you from the beginning to the end. Your husband will only be me, only me. If you touch any man who is close to you, I will kill one."
Reading guide:
It's a sweet story, a serious drama, and there is no sense of existence or sparks in the husband-chasing crematorium. The male and female protagonists are physiologically and sexually obsessed with each other, but they each have their own plans. The main reason is that the female protagonist plots against the male protagonist.
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Copy written on December/09/2025
Concept: Home and country in the eyes of a princess