A married couple transmigrates to ancient times, and each finds themselves surrounded by several admirers.
You have a principal consort and favored attendants;
I have a childhood friend, and a scheming, sharp-tongued Imperial Uncle who just won't leave me alone.
We have to stay alive, deal with palace intrigue, and take revenge,
while also fending off each other's love rivals. How are we supposed to live like this?
In the end, ten years of love couldn't withstand a single transmigration,
but the Entwined Love Gu helped the heroine find true love in another world.
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Come visit "Qingye Xiaozhu." Qingqing is brewing tea with snowmelt, quietly waiting for kindred spirits.
My new novel, *I Will Be Your Slave*, is currently being serialized.
Gu Shaoheng could read and write at three, compose poetry at five, and was selected by the emperor as the third-place palace graduate at sixteen. His brilliant life was cut short the moment he was demoted to an official slave. When he was on the verge of death and had lost all will to live, he met Zhao Daling, a woman who had transmigrated here and was the daughter of a cook in the Censor's residence. It turned out all his suffering had been leading him to her.
This is a story of love and redemption, from body to soul.
My new danmei novel, *The Princess Consort in Silks and Sashes*.
During the Great Chu dynasty, the Song family produced four empresses and five noble consorts, earning them the mocking nickname "the Song family of skirts and sashes."
The burden of erasing that shame fell to Song Xi, the only heir for three generations.
Song Xi resolved not to become an "Imperial Uncle," but a "princess consort," and raise the Song family's "skirts and sashes" to new heights.
Who could have guessed that on his wedding night, the Ninth Princess he had married would turn into the Seventh Prince?
The Song family's century-old legacy was ruined in Song Xi's lifetime.
You can also check out one of Qingqing's previously published novels, *Long Winds on a Brocade Night*, published under the title *A Thousand Fates Across the River*. Qingqing has opened all the chapters so everyone can read it.
A sweet, naive modern girl falls into an ancient dungeon. She uses her wits to save a handsome male prisoner and her eloquence to outsmart a two-faced eunuch. She escapes a brothel and encounters trouble in the imperial palace... Through one ordeal after another, how will she stay alive? With two true loves before her, how will she choose...
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If the heroine hadn't been lucky, she would have died long ago. One of the murderers was this so-called witch, but Acheng actually had no grudges and wanted to avenge his dead relatives. So it doesn't matter what happens to his relatives now. His good impression of his brother is completely gone.
Qingqing, I don't have time to read Jinjiang. Is there a txt?
This article is a bit cruel
Congratulations on finishing the article, spread the flowers
I hope to publish a book soon
Du Heng, come back soon. Don't keep Uncle Guo waiting.
Poor heroine, this is the rhythm of death and rebirth.
Du Heng should have traveled back through his soul, but what about Xia Qingwu's physical body?
If the heroine hadn't been lucky, she would have died long ago. One of the murderers was this so-called witch, but Acheng actually had no grudges and wanted to avenge his dead relatives. So it doesn't matter what happens to his relatives now. His good impression of his brother is completely gone.
Qingqing, I don't have time to read Jinjiang. Is there a txt?
This article is a bit cruel
Congratulations on finishing the article, spread the flowers
I hope to publish a book soon
Du Heng, come back soon. Don't keep Uncle Guo waiting.
Poor heroine, this is the rhythm of death and rebirth.
Du Heng should have traveled back through his soul, but what about Xia Qingwu's physical body?
I just wanted to ask when it will be finished ^_^
Wow, Du Heng's last sentence is so funny