A story between a soldier who can't write and a favorite courtier who can't fight.
An older abandoned project set in the same world, about this novel's protagonists' parents: Good-for-Nothing
A short story abandoned in the same world: A Heart Bribed
A long novel abandoned in the same world: Never to Stay
New completed novel: The Undertaker X The Assassin: A Night in Lin'an in December
New ongoing novel, please add it to your collection!!!!!: Instant Karma
[Blurb 1]
Li Zhao cares far too much about a proud, high-spirited young man.
She figures that since no one else is close to that withdrawn boy, she must be his closest friend.
After a long period of mental preparation and overcoming every obstacle, she finally brings herself to throw herself into his arms,
only to be shoved away.
She's dumbfounded.
The high-born young lady, who always gets whatever she wants, suffers the agony of unrequited love and immediately cuts ties with him.
Years later, a certain paragon of virtue regrets it bitterly, finally learning that those who bring trouble upon themselves have no one to blame but themselves.
Still too young, too naive.
[Blurb 2]
Li Zhao has never joined others in wrongdoing. She always obeys the rules and the law.
Until an accident on her coming-of-age day prompts a physician to examine her pulse and pronounce, "You won't live to see twenty."
Lying on her sickbed, Li Zhao accidentally overhears that she has little time left. Anger wells up in her: the good die young, while evildoers live for a thousand years. The saying is true.
There's no point in accumulating good karma in this life, so why isn't there any instant karma?
But look at Yuan Wangchen, the notorious troublemaker from the Grand Commandant's household next door. How can he be set to live a hundred years?
During the last year Li Zhao has been told she has left, she sees her former fellow patient standing beside her bed, eyes bloodshot, desperately begging her not to die. She finally narrows her eyes and sighs with relief. "See? Instant karma has arrived."
[Blurb 3]
As a child, Li Zhao did something wrong, and her conscience has been tormenting her ever since.
To set things right and repay her debt, she does everything she can to help Yuan Wangchen, the victim who fell into misfortune because of her.
She works like an ox or a horse, without complaint, hoping to earn his forgiveness.
What she doesn't realize is that this seemingly straightforward victim makes a huge demand. His greed knows no bounds, and after years apart, he has grown frighteningly calculating:
Yuan Wangchen: "You want my forgiveness? Then spend the rest of your life earning it."
Li Zhao: "??? But my life is really short!"
Theme:
"She" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
him
... I feel that the heroine's feelings for the hero are very strange. It has always been the feeling that the hero is moved by himself. He is the one who caused the heroine's childhood shadow. When she grows up, people around her always try to match up the hero and heroine inexplicably. No one has ever asked the heroine if she is willing. It seems that the heroine deserves to be bullied when she was a child. When she grows up, she is still the hero's possession. Chasing his wife in the crematorium is not the most jealous of his younger brother. I really don't know how the hero catches the heroine...?
What you wrote is great!
What you wrote is great!
You are happy, Major General. I am happy with you.
I really like this non-awkward energy.
Don't be awkward, cute, cute
Confession madam! ! Good luck! ! !
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh fat but the female generals and ministers look like this.
The early conflict has a sense of Pride and Prejudice, which I like.
"She" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ him
... I feel that the heroine's feelings for the hero are very strange. It has always been the feeling that the hero is moved by himself. He is the one who caused the heroine's childhood shadow. When she grows up, people around her always try to match up the hero and heroine inexplicably. No one has ever asked the heroine if she is willing. It seems that the heroine deserves to be bullied when she was a child. When she grows up, she is still the hero's possession. Chasing his wife in the crematorium is not the most jealous of his younger brother. I really don't know how the hero catches the heroine...?
What you wrote is great!
What you wrote is great!
You are happy, Major General. I am happy with you.
I really like this non-awkward energy.
Don't be awkward, cute, cute
Confession madam! ! Good luck! ! !
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh fat but the female generals and ministers look like this.
The early conflict has a sense of Pride and Prejudice, which I like.