My next novel will be this: Stealing My Widowed Sister-in-Law
One woman, two men | obsessive pursuit | faked death | fleeing while pregnant
Blurb
[Obsessive pursuit | faked death | fleeing while pregnant]
Kindhearted, resilient transmigrator heroine VS brooding, sinister scholar
Shi Yun once thought Xie Changxi lived up to the title of "gentleman" praised throughout history.
A top scholar and a kindhearted marquis.
He not only helped her bury her younger sister, but also promised to grant her free status.
For that, Shi Yun stayed by his side and served him wholeheartedly, solely to repay his kindness.
Once she'd saved enough money and repaid her debt,
she returned to Bianjing and asked him to free her from servitude.
That night, the candlelight was dim. Xie Changxi smiled meaningfully. "Yue Niang, I told you before that I'd make arrangements for you. Once my cousin is married into the family, I'll take you as my concubine."
Shi Yun happily agreed, then turned around and fled Bianjing.
Gazing at Shi Yun's corpse, he stroked her again and again, murmuring in her ear with near-mad devotion.
"Yun Niang, why are you so stubborn?"
Back then, he thought of her as an orchid hidden in a quiet valley. He wanted so badly to smooth away her sharp edges and meld her into his very bones.
Reader's guide:
1. The male lead seems gentle on the surface, but is actually a twisted creep.
2. The heroine fakes her death and flees while pregnant.
3. Both leads are virgins. Happy ending.
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Wen Yunhan was beautiful and gentle, a model for every young lady in the capital.
The late emperor arranged her marriage to Prince Jing. They were devoted to each other and appeared together everywhere.
But Ning Wang Xiao Zhe, who was as close to Prince Jing as a brother, always looked displeased, casting deep, mournful glances at the princess consort.
Everyone said Xiao Zhe envied Prince Jing for having the emperor's favor.
He did envy Prince Jing, because his sister-in-law was not his wife, not beside him in bed, but only in his dreams.
In the eighteenth year of Anqing, Prince Jing died, and his princess consort entered the national monastery to practice. That same year, Ning Wang Xiao Zhe ascended the throne.
From then on, the new emperor often stayed overnight at the monastery, supposedly to pray for the nation.
Only Wen Yunhan knew that Xiao Zhe spent every day and night entwined with her.
Still unsatisfied, Xiao Zhe planned to use another woman's identity to lure Wen Yunhan into the palace as his consort.
Wen Yunhan was disgusted by Xiao Zhe's behavior and schemed to escape the monastery, only to see her long-dead former husband, Prince Jing.
Overjoyed, she wept as she gazed into her beloved's eyes, then fell into despair.
Xiao Zhe appeared first and had her taken to the imperial palace.
Xiao Zhe knew she still longed for her beloved, so he personally brought Prince Jing before her.
"Sister-in-law, my brother is back. Do you want to be empress or end up dead?"
Wen Yunhan glared at him and rebuked him coldly. "Xiao Zhe, you lust after your brother's wife and seized the throne by altering the imperial decree. Do you have even a shred of regard for your brother?"
Xiao Zhe gently patted her flushed cheek, then gripped her neck and forced her to look at Prince Jing, whose blood was spreading across the ground.
"Dear sister-in-law, my Yunhan, he has what I have, and I have what he doesn't."
Xiao Zhe went mad.
Terrified of him, Wen Yunhan set the palace ablaze and died before his eyes.
From then on, the emperor left his harem empty and fell ill from grief.
Until, while traveling through Jiangnan, he came across a mother and child.
"My virtuous, gracious sister-in-law is fit to be empress."
My sister-in-law is beautiful as a flower, gentle and virtuous. She should be mine.
He remembered.
When they were young, Wen Yunhan came to the palace, gave him a lotus-seed pastry, gifted him an embroidered handkerchief, and rescued him from drowning.
Reader's guide:
1. A kind woman becomes someone's wife, then gets mistreated.
2. He's stealing his brother's wife. The heroine is not a virgin, while the hero is. This one might be a little crazy. The heroine can love whoever she wants, so please don't come after me.
3. The hero's point of view is biased. The heroine never meant anything by her actions. The pastries were for everyone, the handkerchief fell by accident, and she rescued him simply because she was kind.
4. The hero is still completely unhinged: a scheming, violent, possessive, obsessive ghost with every vile trait imaginable and no moral compass.
Theme: Self-reliance
Waiting Five Hundred Years for You
Stealing My Widowed Sister-in-Law
Beauty's Thorn
I Steal the Moon for You
Sighs of the Childhood Sweethearts
Inferior Machine
Spring Never Came When I Arrived
A Myriad of Fleeting Images
The Villain Recruited Me as His Junior Sister
The Fairy Is a Sweet, Naive Girl
Still Waters
Cherishing the Old Days
The emotional line opens high and goes low, and the political line is just a mess. . . The advantage is that the male protagonist's character at the beginning has a strong sense of yin and dampness, but you can't feel the female protagonist's emotions at all. It's pure hatred. If love and hate are intertwined, it's okay. The female protagonist's pure hatred is forced, but at the end the male protagonist has everything. Why, the female protagonist is too depressed. The plot line is even more outrageous. He suddenly raised an army and proclaimed himself emperor. What is the personal charm of the male protagonist? In history, heroes who raised armies and rebelled can make a lot of people follow him, Cao Liusun, Wang Mang and Liu Xiu. Moreover, the 6-year-old son is required to carry a sword all the way into the palace and cut down anyone he sees. I don't know what kind of emperor the hero wants to cultivate. Could it be that his ancestors have the blood of Gao Zhan?
The male protagonist is a bit crazy, and his son is nothing, alienating and embarrassing his mother for the sake of an outsider!
It's better not to write a side story, this male protagonist is disgusting after watching it
This... The male protagonist is very enjoyable from beginning to end, everything is included.
After watching it, I feel like I haven't watched it before. I feel dizzy😵
Isn't it, so awesome? The Han family brutally tortured his aunt to death, and then he wanted to take the daughter of his enemy?
Thank you dog, this damn bitch, for teaching your child to be like this.
As compensation, I will update 6,000 words tomorrow (the 25th) 😏 [let me be healthy] [ps: when I was reading the comments, I accidentally slipped my hand and dropped two qwqs. I was so scared that I immediately posted it! I'll send it to the little angels tomorrow 🧧Chasing will be even harder~ [Spread Flowers]
What kind of he [angry] 🌈 is this? The heroine is still at a disadvantage even now. I'm really angry.
No, the Han family has committed many crimes. Doesn't the heroine remember that Han Xing raped civilian girls on the street? Hiding in the carriage and shivering 😂