My next book is The Wedding Night. The blurb is at the very end. Please add it to your favorites.
A sweet young lady from a family of sinister rogues × a sharp-tongued bodyguard who isn't interested in women. A battle of push and pull between a man and a woman.
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The first time Mu Yao lays eyes on Han Lie, she thinks he's handsome and unruly, and decides she wants to keep him like a canary, train him well, and make him utterly obedient.
But this bird won't behave.
A gentleman would rather die than suffer humiliation. Han Lie apparently has never heard that saying. He knows when to bend and when to stand firm, and can turn any situation to his advantage, so she never gets the better of him.
He often smiles at her, with a smile that could steal anyone's heart.
Yet Mu Yao can sense the rebellion and disgust hidden beneath that smiling mask.
The more rebellious he is,
the more she wants to see him behave.
Mu Yao begins to consider using special methods to control him.
She pins a bright red Heartbreak Flower beside her ear and asks if it looks good.
He doesn't look at her, only at the poisonous flower that has ruined countless lives.
He looks at her, smiling without quite smiling.
"You wouldn't dare!"
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At Manbeng Stockade, everyone knows that the chieftain's niece is more beloved than his own daughter.
From their very first meeting, Mu Yao makes it perfectly clear to him:
Anyone she takes a fancy to will sooner or later become hers.
Han Lie can't openly offend her or show her a sour face, so he can only force himself to flatter her.
Mu Yao loves to smile, and her smile feels as sweet as malt candy.
Yet she's also much like the Heartbreak Flower: beautiful on the outside, poisonous through and through.
The chieftain dotes on her more than on his own daughter, and all the men in the stockade want to become her admirers.
All except him.
He hates this sweet-faced harbinger of doom more than anyone.
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Han Lie: "There's an old saying from my hometown: You can't make a melon sweet by twisting it off the vine. Why insist on forcing the matter, Miss Cousin?"
Mu Yao wears a pure, harmless smile and answers with complete sincerity.
"I never force men. One day, you'll willingly become mine."
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Reader's guide:
1. The heroine isn't a good person, and she kills from the start. She treats human life as worthless as grass, but that's a disguise. She only kills those who deserve it.
2. There are no doormats in this story, only a battle of push and pull between men and women. Everyone has their own agenda, and none of them are good people.
3. The setting is the Three No-Lawlands, a lawless place that harbors every kind of filth. The world is fictional, so please don't look for historical accuracy.
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#My next book is The Wedding Night. Please add it to your favorites. Here's the blurb.#
When Shen Lanxin was sixteen, she met a monk who told her fortune. He said that in her previous life, she had married twice and shared only five years with her first husband.
But one lifetime wasn't the end. It was the beginning of a destined love. She and her first husband were bound together across two lifetimes and would finally find their happy ending.
Her maid asked Shen Lanxin, "Was what he said true?"
Shen Lanxin shook her head. "Nonsense."
The past was gone. She carried memories of her previous life, but had no wish to talk about it again.
Shen Lanxin's parents arranged a marriage for her. At the first sight of her betrothed, she recognized him as the husband she had married a second time in her previous life. They had shared twenty years of wedded bliss.
She thought, the monk had indeed been talking nonsense.
The day before the wedding, her betrothed's family suddenly sent word to break off the engagement. Shen Lanxin furiously tore her wedding dress to shreds and cursed him for not knowing what was good for him.
Just as she became the laughingstock of the whole city, the young general of the Marquis of Weiyuan's household, a pillar of the nation, came to propose.
On their wedding night, he lifted her veil, and she saw her young general.
He was exactly as she remembered from her previous life, with sword-like brows, bright eyes, and a dignified, upright bearing.
She recalled the day they first met in her previous life.
Amid raging flames of war, the young general was covered in blood beneath the city gates, refusing to retreat even as a treacherous minister of his own country barred him from entering.
She secretly rescued him, gave him a new name and identity, and took him as her prince consort.
Even after his countrymen betrayed him and his homeland abandoned him, all he could think about was returning to his native soil.
After five years of plotting, he finally got the chance to escape from her.
On the night he fled Lu, his gaze was no longer cold. He gently kissed her forehead.
"Princess, if there is another life, I would gladly become a citizen of Lu and spend every day and night by your side."
She knew how much he hated her. On their wedding night, he wouldn't even share the nuptial wine with her.
The young general was proud to the bone. Even after his own countrymen betrayed him, he'd rather die on the battlefield and be buried in his armor than become the son-in-law of an enemy state.
In her previous life, she drugged the wine and forced him to consummate their marriage. He resented her for five years and never touched her again.
In this life, her reservations made her reluctant to force him, so she came up with an excuse to refuse to share a bed.
To her surprise, he gave a soft scoff and smiled.
"It's our wedding night. Do you really think I'll agree to leave the marriage unconsummated, my lady?"
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Years after they married, Lanxin finally learned the truth.
The young general she thought hated her to the core had waited for her at the Bridge of Helplessness for twenty years.
As she drank the potion of oblivion, he silently watched her walk away, then followed her into reincarnation.
That was how they were finally able to stay together in this life.
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The premise is a little sad, but the story itself is sweet, with a happy ending. Both leads remember their previous lives. In his previous life, the difference between their countries meant the male lead couldn't love her openly. In this life, he'll love her with all his heart.
Blurb first posted 2026.06.22. I'll start writing it after finishing Manbeng Stockade Has a Sweet Little Menace. Please add it to your favorites. Thank you!
Theme: Poisonous flowers may be beautiful, but if they harm you, don't touch them recklessly.
A romantic easter egg. Mu Yao told Han Lie too many times that she liked him, and it was as easy as eating and drinking. Han Lie didn't believe it from the beginning. After the incident in Sanbujie, the two met again in Jiangnan. Mu Yao said she liked her again, but Han Lie couldn't believe it at all. "Hey! Didn't I already tell you that I like you?" "Is it hypocrisy or pretense, you don't know?" "Then I'll say it again, do you believe it?" "Don't believe it." "Xiao Langjun, I really like you." He lay on an orchid boat, resting his arms on his pillow, watching the clouds slowly flowing in the clear sky. The sky dimmed for a moment, and her clear eyes burst into his field of vision unexpectedly, with a familiar smile. The sky was still far away, and the clouds were still flowing silently. Only she was within reach, and he could smell the sweetness of lotus in her light breath. He raised his hand to press her towards him, and kissed her for a long time deep in the lotus flower.
[Another sweet easter egg, every time when I'm in a bad mood, I just want to write a sweet easter egg to make myself happy] When Mu Yao was bandaging Han Lie, she recalled the scene when she was a child and secretly saw her mother bandaging her father. My father took advantage of the situation and kissed my mother's temple. My mother was so embarrassed that she slapped my father on the shoulder, complaining that my father was not afraid of being seen by his daughter. Thinking of the situation at that time, Mu Yao laughed. Han Lie asked: "Why are you laughing?" She replied: "Nothing, I remembered something that made me feel happy." Han Lie thought of the little white-eyed wolf's repayment of kindness and wanted to ignore her. Unexpectedly, the little white-eyed wolf nuzzled his face, and asked shamelessly: "Little man, can you let me kiss you?" He suspected that he heard wrongly and asked, "What?" An unexpected kiss fell on her temple. Was this another "indecent assault" by her without her permission? Han Lie's heart was ups and downs. He didn't know whether he was angry or something else, but he was definitely not disgusted. He raised his head and met her smiling eyes without any regret. "Didn't you just ask me what I was thinking? This is how my father kissed my mother. Every time I think back to the scene I secretly saw, I feel very happy." Han Lie was not angry. What he said on the bed was not trustworthy, and the oath he swore on the mountain was not guaranteed. "Didn't you swear that you would never touch me again?" Mu Yao smiled and rolled her eyes: "I'm not scorning you, I'm expressing my love. Can't you feel it?"
Mu Yao was able to perform an astonishing dance without any systematic training. It was not my golden finger. When I was reading Xiaohongshu, I came across a little girl who was born in the countryside, learned from the video, and danced a classical dance. The girl's skills were obviously very raw, but her figure was extremely beautiful and her dancing was natural. People in the comment section were saying that they saw the word talent in the girl. Mu Yao is like this. She can listen to music and dance at the age of three. Her mother, A Nian, has thought about sending her daughter to learn dance. However, Mu Yao has been uncertain since she was a child, commonly known as the three-minute heat. She doesn't like things that are permanent and unchanging. This is also reflected in intimate relationships. When it comes to treating intimate relationships, the male protagonist Han Lie is completely opposite to her. He talks a lot, but he will be very cautious when dealing with a relationship that requires sincerity. At the beginning, he really didn't want to offend Mu Yao, but if the word love could be controlled by reason, then there would be no crazy men and resentful women in the world.
I just found out that I was on the list and I have to write 10,000 words today 😂
These are all mature leave requests, why can't they be eliminated by themselves? I still need to cancel my leave manually. I won't ask for leave tomorrow and keep working hard!
Mu Yao is not a beautiful, strong but miserable heroine. Some people are driven by hatred to walk a long way, but Mu Yao is different. What supports her to endure for many years is the unreserved love from her parents, who are the true apple of their eyes. She has been nourished by healthy love and will not be wronged and hurt by others, so in terms of emotional lines, she will not be abused.
On the day when Xiao Langjun leaves, let's have some sour little easter eggs. The bright moon sends you back thousands of miles away, and Mu Yao and Han Lie say goodbye on the last night. Before getting on the carriage, Han Lie wanted to take one last look at Mu Yao through the light and shadow, but happened to catch her looking back. She smiled sweetly at him. From now on, the mountains and rivers are far away, and the night is dark with thousands of tents and lights. I hope you will take care of him. They parted again in Nan'an. She sat in the carriage, knowing that he was still looking at her, but she didn't look back once. From the beginning of acquaintance, it is fate to become happy enemies. Holding each other's hands in the dark night, embracing each other before dawn, and staying together in the peace of mind are also fate 🎆
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Han Lie really wanted to teach Mu Yao that it was very dangerous to be rude to men at all times. As you continue to teach, the teaching becomes different. Mu Yao, on the other hand, had to dominate everyone in front of and behind others, in and out of bed, and was unwilling to succumb to others, nor to succumb to being "below" others. But the size is really a disadvantage. I think I will have a better memory next time. If I want to be "above" others and be "above" others, I can't rely on brute force, I can only outwit them.
[Lan Xin] So, Mu Yao started the flirting first, but it was Xiao Langjun who fell into trouble first. [Blue Heart] The dance performed by Mu Yao can be based on the dance of the Dai people. The dance of the Dai people is really beautiful, and the more famous one is the Phoenix tail bamboo in the moonlight. The original settings did not give Mu Yaodou the dancing buff, but I saw a Dai dance performed by Jin Chen in a variety show some time ago, which drove me crazy. [Blue Heart] From the previous plot, we can know that Han Lie was originally a dandy born in the south of the Yangtze River. By fate, he came to the Sanbu Realm. The specific reason will be revealed later. He had seen too many beauties in Jiangnan, as gentle as smoke and tender as water, and it was almost impossible for the same qualities to impress him again. Mu Yao was different from the other girls he had ever seen. She had a sweet appearance but a fierce and fierce temperament. But Han Lie knew that this was just the side of her that he wanted people to see. The further he went, the more surprises Mu Yao brought him. There were volcanoes above the water, and reefs below the water. When the reef waters were broken, there was a beautiful underwater dragon palace. Mu Yao brought him an unprecedented experience, dangerous and fascinating.