The Moon Shines Brightly

[The complete book costs only one cup of Mixue. Pirated versions are incomplete, so please support the original! 🥹] Sweet, delicate childhood sweetheart girl × proud, pure-hearted childhood sweetheart boy Childhood sweethearts|1v1, both virgins|A little sweet treat Shen Zhuochun, the only daughter of the Marquis of Dingyuan, was pampered from the day she was born. She got whatever she wanted, and all her friends doted on her, except for her childhood friend, Gu Yan. Gu Yan was the crown prince. Everyone said he was ruthless and untouchable, a man who belonged high above the clouds. But to Shen Zhuochun, Gu Yan was just an annoying pest who insisted on hanging little bells on her every day. Later, the crown prince was ambushed and disappeared. Shen Zhuochun searched half the mountain before finally finding Gu Yan, barely clinging to life behind a tree. Seeing Shen Zhuochun crouched in front of him, sobbing so hard she could barely breathe, Gu Yan struggled to raise a hand and pat her head. “When I heard the bells, I knew our Zhaozhao had descended from the heavens.” My heart holds a bright moon, and its name is Zhaozhao. Next book: Spoiled Rotten. If you’re interested, please add it to your favorites! Kisses, kisses, kisses! ~ Delicate, weepy girl × doting, fatherly man Marriage first, love later|Sweet romance|1v1, both virgins|The hero has a secret crush Word has it that the emperor’s beloved princess, treasured beyond measure, is soon to be married off to the barren northern lands, where she will wed the crown prince of Yong. Everyone knows that Prince Xiao Huaijin was once a hostage sent to Yong by his homeland. After returning, he rose all the way to the position of crown prince. A peerless martial artist and fierce warrior, he went on to conquer several kingdoms. With his army at the border, the crown prince suddenly called off his offensive and proposed peace talks, demanding that the princess marry him. Huiyin had been the apple of her parents’ eyes since birth, raised with flawless skin and endless pampering. Naturally, she refused to go to that desolate place. She went on a hunger strike, tried to run away, and smashed the jade ornaments throughout the palace, throwing the entire court into chaos. At last, she held a little dagger trembling against her arm for ages, but couldn’t bring herself to cut. ...She was afraid it would hurt! With her father and mother watching sorrowfully, Huiyin climbed into the carriage to Yong, sniffling all the way. In her heart, she swore to do everything she could to make the crown prince sick of her and send her home as soon as possible. And she did just that. But why was the crown prince, whom rumors described as a ruthless demon, so indulgent toward her, even seeming to curry favor? * One afternoon, Xiao Huaijin crouched beside the chaise longue and carefully touched Huiyin’s hand as it dangled over the edge. Huiyin was sound asleep, and when he disturbed her, she angrily grabbed a lychee from the little table and threw it at him. Xiao Huaijin caught it effortlessly, a smile dancing in his eyes. “Did you think of me today?” “I won’t think of you until you grow lychees that taste good.” * Three months later, Huiyin sent a letter to Daxi. The empress could tell from the sharp, forceful handwriting that Huiyin hadn’t written it, but the contents were certainly in her voice: “Father, Mother, Xiao Huaijin treats me terribly (crossed out: wonderfully). I hate (crossed out: love) him. He wants to find somewhere to grow lychees for me, but I don’t know where they should be grown. Do you have any suggestions?” Theme: Love gives people courage.