My new novel, Radiance into the Azure Sea, is now being serialized. Please add it to your collection...
The day Xia Yudan was born, she overheard a murder. From then on, she eked out a careful existence in the cracks of the marquis's household, never expecting anything from anyone.
But among millions of people, why did she have to meet him?
She wanted to love him.
She wanted to be the woman he loved and trusted to manage his household, not merely someone he was willing to take into his private quarters and dote on.
New novel: Radiance into the Azure Sea
Blurb:
Tan Muyan lived three lifetimes.
In her first life, she lived to eighteen before dying of illness. She didn't know that after her death, the loquat tree she had planted would draw lightning and destroy the new home her family built after she was gone.
In her second life, she lived to twenty-four before being strangled to death. She didn't know that after her death, the rabbit she had raised would bite one of her attackers with its poisonous fangs, and that person would eventually die.
In her third life, Tan Muyan knelt before Buddha, grateful to Heaven for giving her another chance at life. This time, her parents cherished her and her brothers loved her. No longer alone, she was content. She didn't know that he had been reborn as a human and was determined to live beneath the same sky as her.
Zheng Tun also lived through three lifetimes.
In his first life, he was a loquat tree, the only fruit tree that embodied all four seasons. She planted him, and he gathered the essence of Heaven and Earth day and night, growing heavy with fruit. That year, he waited and waited, until the ripe loquats fell to the ground, with no one to pick them.
In his second life, he was a rabbit on Chiren Peak in the Tianshan Mountains. His species was on the verge of extinction, and he was fortunate enough to be taken in by her. They were inseparable day and night, bound together in life and death.
In his third life, he was human. He didn't remember her.
Reader's guide:
The heroine is not a virgin in her first two lives.
There's a tiny hint of fantasy, just a tiny bit.
Theme:
The ending ended abruptly, and the last few chapters were a bit regretful. Since the male protagonist's choice and inner monologue were involved in his brother's distress, the rest was not so beautiful, or even beautiful is like a castle in the air. The heroine no longer even has her natal family, the Qiao family is also a commoner, and the Wen family can't help at the critical moment. It feels like she has no real help from now on. , Living only on the conscience and favor of a man, and she is too humble, why should she feel so guilty about this matter, but the male protagonist accepts this guilt with peace of mind, because he has never told his wife about his life experience, nor has he reminded her to keep a distance from the queen. He has obviously been deliberately avoiding the queen since he was a child, which makes no sense
I always choose Rongrong's chapters to read, I really hope there will be some Sijia scenes in them.
Who can rule a country if there are thousands of nobles? Only one or two skirts and hairpins can make a fortune. But, looking at the whole article, it's all the gentlemen who can really bring peace to the family = =|||
There are so many people yet to explain, and there is no news about Mr. Rongrong or his parents. This article is much inferior to the previous article in terms of plot continuity and character personality. It feels like it ended suddenly and was unfinished.
If your heart changes, who can control your heart? ?
I forgot whose novel I was reading. The heroine in it sighed: She understood now. It turns out that when a man doesn't love this woman, it's a mistake for her to be alive, it's a mistake for her to die, it's a mistake for her to cry, and it's a mistake for her to be silent. In short, it's a mistake for her to exist! ! ——In short, don't overestimate the extent of a lover's ruthlessness. .
Ms. Qiao didn't want to marry Xia Wenwei herself. Marrying such a person was like facing a pile of shit every day. She couldn't get close to him or stay away from him. She had to try her best to protect her dignity and interests, and she had to have children with him. . Then a man who only wants to enjoy the benefits brought by women will say "divorce his wife" if he is slightly involved. Qiao stabbed him to death with a sword. What is not understandable? ?
As for the heroine, not to mention his great grandson's devotion to her, he just pulled her out of the mud. This kind of life-saving grace is enough for the heroine to be grateful for the rest of her life. . In addition, after so many years of doting on her, if her grandson once fell in love with someone else, the heroine certainly had no reason to hate him - now her monopoly on her grandson, treated with common sense, wasn't she earned in vain? ? If something you earned for free is lost, what reason is there to resent it? ? No pig or dog would hate a man who was kind and affectionate to him. Even if his affection was gone, he would still be kind to him. . Looking back at Mr. Qiao, did Xia Wenhui have any kindness or affection for her? ? Judging from the text, in addition to the status of husband and wife, what he gave her was always a lot of embarrassment and humiliation. .
After reading it, I never expected that the author did not plan to write about the grandson ascending the throne in the ending... Two young politicians, a prince and a concubine, and the female protagonist's mother family is all dead. She is held back by this identity and can only rely on the male protagonist. It makes me curious about what it will be like after the male protagonist ascends the throne, and what it will be like for two people to become emperor and queen. Maybe this is too cruel, and the author does not want to write it...
After reading it, I felt a little confused… I never expected that the author had no intention of writing about the grandson ascending the throne. What are the identities and positions of the grandson and the concubine? The author writes about the growth of the heroine from a concubine to the concubine, and the growth history of the two politicians. The character background of the male and female protagonist seems to be... Cold and unfeeling people. Alas, I always feel that the two of them have no real heart-to-heart relationship. Maybe I should write a heart-to-heart relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist about the identity of the male protagonist, but I won't tell you the ending. The female protagonist's family has all been cut off, and there are only male protagonists in this world. I'm curious about what happens after the male protagonist ascends the throne, the prince and concubine become the emperor and queen, and the two young politicians want to become real politicians. The ending ends abruptly.
In terms of narration, the author who keeps making long paragraphs is not concise enough. I can't understand the machinations and plots and keep reading them in a hurry. I can't remember so many supporting characters. I like the Hong family very much after reading the author's words. I can't even remember the Hong family. When I saw Chapter 220➕I was still thinking that if the male protagonist is not related by blood to the crown prince and princess, then he is the grandson of the emperor? After reading the first 100 chapters, I am still curious whether the male and female protagonist will appear in the fifth server (well, based on their identity, they have not appeared, but based on their blood relationship, they have nothing to do with each other)
After reading it, I felt a little confused… I never expected that the author had no intention of writing about the grandson ascending the throne. What are the identities and positions of the grandson and the concubine? The author writes about the growth of the heroine from a concubine to the concubine, and the growth history of the two politicians. The character background of the male and female protagonist seems to be... Cold and unfeeling people. Alas, I always feel that the two of them have no real heart-to-heart relationship. Maybe I should write a heart-to-heart relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist about the identity of the male protagonist, but I won't tell you the ending. The female protagonist's family has all been cut off, and there are only male protagonists in this world. I'm curious about what happens after the male protagonist ascends the throne, the prince and concubine become the emperor and queen, and the two young politicians want to become real politicians. The ending ends abruptly.
It's nice to watch, and the characters are quite deep, but the heroine really didn't shine in the later period, and the plot ended abruptly. It's a pity that there is no extra story.
God, I thought it was not finished, so I bought the last chapter and read it. The author should change the last chapter to "Complete". Others will think your title is a scam and stop reading it.
The ending ended abruptly, and the last few chapters were a bit regretful. Since the male protagonist's choice and inner monologue were involved in his brother's distress, the rest was not so beautiful, or even beautiful is like a castle in the air. The heroine no longer even has her natal family, the Qiao family is also a commoner, and the Wen family can't help at the critical moment. It feels like she has no real help from now on. , Living only on the conscience and favor of a man, and she is too humble, why should she feel so guilty about this matter, but the male protagonist accepts this guilt with peace of mind, because he has never told his wife about his life experience, nor has he reminded her to keep a distance from the queen. He has obviously been deliberately avoiding the queen since he was a child, which makes no sense
I always choose Rongrong's chapters to read, I really hope there will be some Sijia scenes in them.
Who can rule a country if there are thousands of nobles? Only one or two skirts and hairpins can make a fortune. But, looking at the whole article, it's all the gentlemen who can really bring peace to the family = =|||
There are so many people yet to explain, and there is no news about Mr. Rongrong or his parents. This article is much inferior to the previous article in terms of plot continuity and character personality. It feels like it ended suddenly and was unfinished.
If your heart changes, who can control your heart? ? I forgot whose novel I was reading. The heroine in it sighed: She understood now. It turns out that when a man doesn't love this woman, it's a mistake for her to be alive, it's a mistake for her to die, it's a mistake for her to cry, and it's a mistake for her to be silent. In short, it's a mistake for her to exist! ! ——In short, don't overestimate the extent of a lover's ruthlessness. . Ms. Qiao didn't want to marry Xia Wenwei herself. Marrying such a person was like facing a pile of shit every day. She couldn't get close to him or stay away from him. She had to try her best to protect her dignity and interests, and she had to have children with him. . Then a man who only wants to enjoy the benefits brought by women will say "divorce his wife" if he is slightly involved. Qiao stabbed him to death with a sword. What is not understandable? ? As for the heroine, not to mention his great grandson's devotion to her, he just pulled her out of the mud. This kind of life-saving grace is enough for the heroine to be grateful for the rest of her life. . In addition, after so many years of doting on her, if her grandson once fell in love with someone else, the heroine certainly had no reason to hate him - now her monopoly on her grandson, treated with common sense, wasn't she earned in vain? ? If something you earned for free is lost, what reason is there to resent it? ? No pig or dog would hate a man who was kind and affectionate to him. Even if his affection was gone, he would still be kind to him. . Looking back at Mr. Qiao, did Xia Wenhui have any kindness or affection for her? ? Judging from the text, in addition to the status of husband and wife, what he gave her was always a lot of embarrassment and humiliation. .
After reading it, I never expected that the author did not plan to write about the grandson ascending the throne in the ending... Two young politicians, a prince and a concubine, and the female protagonist's mother family is all dead. She is held back by this identity and can only rely on the male protagonist. It makes me curious about what it will be like after the male protagonist ascends the throne, and what it will be like for two people to become emperor and queen. Maybe this is too cruel, and the author does not want to write it...
After reading it, I felt a little confused… I never expected that the author had no intention of writing about the grandson ascending the throne. What are the identities and positions of the grandson and the concubine? The author writes about the growth of the heroine from a concubine to the concubine, and the growth history of the two politicians. The character background of the male and female protagonist seems to be... Cold and unfeeling people. Alas, I always feel that the two of them have no real heart-to-heart relationship. Maybe I should write a heart-to-heart relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist about the identity of the male protagonist, but I won't tell you the ending. The female protagonist's family has all been cut off, and there are only male protagonists in this world. I'm curious about what happens after the male protagonist ascends the throne, the prince and concubine become the emperor and queen, and the two young politicians want to become real politicians. The ending ends abruptly. In terms of narration, the author who keeps making long paragraphs is not concise enough. I can't understand the machinations and plots and keep reading them in a hurry. I can't remember so many supporting characters. I like the Hong family very much after reading the author's words. I can't even remember the Hong family. When I saw Chapter 220➕I was still thinking that if the male protagonist is not related by blood to the crown prince and princess, then he is the grandson of the emperor? After reading the first 100 chapters, I am still curious whether the male and female protagonist will appear in the fifth server (well, based on their identity, they have not appeared, but based on their blood relationship, they have nothing to do with each other)
After reading it, I felt a little confused… I never expected that the author had no intention of writing about the grandson ascending the throne. What are the identities and positions of the grandson and the concubine? The author writes about the growth of the heroine from a concubine to the concubine, and the growth history of the two politicians. The character background of the male and female protagonist seems to be... Cold and unfeeling people. Alas, I always feel that the two of them have no real heart-to-heart relationship. Maybe I should write a heart-to-heart relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist about the identity of the male protagonist, but I won't tell you the ending. The female protagonist's family has all been cut off, and there are only male protagonists in this world. I'm curious about what happens after the male protagonist ascends the throne, the prince and concubine become the emperor and queen, and the two young politicians want to become real politicians. The ending ends abruptly.
It's nice to watch, and the characters are quite deep, but the heroine really didn't shine in the later period, and the plot ended abruptly. It's a pity that there is no extra story.
God, I thought it was not finished, so I bought the last chapter and read it. The author should change the last chapter to "Complete". Others will think your title is a scam and stop reading it.