Kind-Hearted

Jing Ni is young, yet wields power over the court. He is known as Little Jing, the Thousand-Year-Old.

While investigating a strange case, he falls victim to a villain’s trick and, by pure chance, ends up in a field of sorghum having his way with a woman who suddenly barges in.

At first, Jing Ni looks at her, innocent and bewildered, and thinks, “She’d better know her place. If all she wants is some money, fine. But if she dares set her sights on me, I’ll have to silence her.”

Later, watching how attentive she is, he thinks, “She’d better not push her luck. Letting her be my concubine is already a kindness.”

At last, Shanhua makes a request: “I know you’re capable… Could you talk to my husband and ask him to treat me well and make a proper life with me?”

Jing Ni’s vision goes black.

1. The heroine and her husband, a supporting character, never consummate their marriage.

2. Until the heroine’s marriage to the supporting character ends, she has no romantic feelings for the male lead.

3. The male lead is a once-in-a-generation prodigy. He has no wife or concubine, has always been chaste, and loves only the heroine from beginning to end.

All the novels in my author’s collection are complete! Highly recommend my cross-dressing female sleuth novel, The Rebirth of Joy, featuring a renowned female physician and a sunny young general as the male lead, as well as The Inner Chambers and the other six books in the mystery series. There’s also a series of sweet romances!

Theme: The kind may be bullied by people, but not by Heaven