After being reborn, all she wanted was to leave Mengli, forget all the painful things in her past, and live a peaceful life.
But who could have guessed that His Majesty would choose her a suitable husband from among this year's successful candidates in the imperial examinations, only to end up choosing one for his own harem?
A faded flower, already with child. Li Mingwei thought she probably wouldn't live much longer.
Completed master-and-disciple novel: Speaking with My Master
Blurb
Rumor has it that those afflicted by the Soul-Severing Gu of the Ethereal Palace cannot live without losing their minds.
Jing Yue was unlucky enough to become one of those who went mad under the Gu's influence. She never expected that one day the poison would be cured. When she awoke from her long dream, she had gone from a young lady to a married woman.
Married... what... woman? She stared blankly at the maids, unable to process what they were saying. Then she watched her master enter through the curtain as if it were the most natural thing in the world, gather her into his arms, and casually ask whether she'd been behaving. She stumbled at once, nearly falling at the foot of the bed.
A sweet, soft disciple who thinks she has seen through worldly desires vs. a godlike master who will protect his disciple at any cost
Upcoming rebirth historical romance: My Number One Scholar
Song Yun, the only female emperor in the history of the Great Yue dynasty, had once taken Gao Cheng, the favorite student of her greatest political rival, by force as her imperial consort out of a desire for revenge. A brilliant statesman, confined within the palace walls, Gao Cheng never smiled again. Only when Song Yun was dying in childbirth did she deeply regret treating him so poorly.
Reborn, she resolved to make it up to him.
Palace attendants whispered that the emperor would often put an arm around him and murmur, “Smile for me. If you want a beauty, silver, or an official post, I'll give you whatever you want.”
Unofficial histories of the Yue palace record that after she made this offer time and again, the imperial consort smiled and pointed to a dancer, whom the empress immediately rewarded. That night, the dancer was summoned to attend the emperor. The emperor summoned a young man to her chambers, and the furious imperial consort barged in. Thus was born the emperor's eldest son, Song Yu.
A free-spirited empress who treats the imperial exams like an open-book test vs. an upright, unyielding Number One Scholar
A straightforward heroine who won't stop until she gets what she wants vs. a male lead who stubbornly denies his true feelings
P.S. 1. The heroine has no idea what shame is.
2. This is not a matriarchal society. The setting is tentatively an alternate world mainly based on the Ming dynasty.
3. This isn't a revenge story. There's some casual angst, but a life with cheat skills needs no explanation.
4. The heroine is aloof and has an ex-husband. Consider this your warning.
5. The male lead's disposition is unclear, and he has a harem. Consider this your warning.
6. A serious story, with both sweetness and angst, and a happy ending.
Content note:
1. As the title says, if this setup bothers you, don't read.
2. The setting is loosely based on the Qing dynasty, with some elements like the Ming dynasty's Grand Secretariat mixed in. Please don't nitpick historical accuracy.
3. No revenge, though there is some incidental angst. A life with cheat skills needs no explanation.
4. The heroine is aloof and has an ex-husband. Consider this your warning.
5. The male lead's disposition is unclear, and he has a harem. Consider this your warning.
6. A serious story, with both sweetness and angst, and a happy ending.
Theme:
It's so sad. Why is this happening? I feel so sad when I see it. Mingwei forgave the emperor in the end. He said it was love. I really couldn't bear it. The emperor is too scumbag. It's so sad. What's the point of living a favor rather than cultivating one? Did Mingwei not want to support him? In the end, I really wanted to be assassinated. Mingwei didn't survive. Full text. Hahaha. The emperor was so sad that he died. Why did he go there earlier?
After reading this, I don't understand why Xiangbi's fifth elder brother can be called Xiangbin Eni, and Yu Guifei's fourth elder brother can also be called Yu Guifei Eni. Why does the heroine's son have to be named someone else's Eni? This is so unfair to the heroine! Why! That Concubine Min said at first that all the sons of the concubines were not raised by her, but in the end, the sons of other concubines were still their sons. Only the heroine's son became her Concubine Min's child and she called her Concubine Min Eni every day. She was really inconvenienced. Yi was still being good, and he didn't tell the sixth elder brother that the heroine was his mother and he should be filial to the heroine. He would only dominate the sixth elder brother. When the sixth elder brother just returned to the palace for a meal, he only called his daughter. Why didn't he also call the sixth elder brother's sister Xi'er? I haven't seen Brother Six for a long time! Concubine Min only takes possession and never mentions the previous guarantee! The male protagonist of the emperor is also sick. His concubine's child was not raised by him but he still called her Eni under his own name. Why did he give the female protagonist's son directly to Concubine Min and talk a lot of nonsense about it for the sake of the country, but he was cruel to the female protagonist just for the sake of the country? We didn't ask him to show favoritism. He just followed the palace rules and couldn't do it. He selfishly gave away the mistress's child and talked a lot of nonsense. Why didn't he just give away the other concubine's children? The male protagonist of the emperor and the concubine Min are a perfect match. They are full of benevolence and morality, but what they do is completely different from what they say! He could even give the child to the two queens to raise, but he actually gave the heroine's child directly to Concubine Min. That's enough! Other concubines' sons were raised by other concubines, but the heroine's son was directly given to Concubine Min and was directly registered in Concubine Min's name? Since the heroine can't have a son, don't let her get pregnant! This selfish and hypocritical male protagonist, the villain Meng Lizhen, this emperor and the male protagonist are hypocrite, what evil did the female protagonist do to meet these two disgusting men in two lives, and her sons will be snatched away in two lives... The female protagonist may have stolen rice from the author's family, which is why she was so miserable. In the end, the male protagonist hugged the female protagonist back, and Concubine Min got a good son from the female protagonist! This is really a frustrating article
This emperor is annoying to death. He has torn apart the heroine's flesh and blood. He is not close to his children. He is annoyed by the women in the palace and can't tolerate her. If the emperor can't be the master, he shouldn't trap the heroine in the palace. When his desires are satisfied, he can't resist the pressure. When it's time to play affectionately, I'll let you go. Uncle, if I had known this, why would I have to go through all the trouble and come back to the starting point? This ending corresponds to the beginning of the whole story, where the heroine walked out and where she returned. Compared with her predecessor, the only difference may be that she fell in love with the emperor, played together for a few years, gave birth to a pair of children who were not hers, and then got out of the house. This was the same ending as when she had an extramarital affair with her ex, but she had no relationship with her ex, and after being conceived to have a child, she was at best very sad. What a good emperor, a completely upgraded version of his ex. Not only did he cheat on his wife by giving birth to a child, but he also cheated on his relationship. The heroine was deceived both physically and mentally. It feels like the current ending does not have the same ending as before the rebirth. I have nothing to say about the author's writing style, so thumbs up. I hope I can write a long story about Shu Fujin. Come on big~
Good article. The character design and plot are different from ordinary mindless ancient stories. The extra makes up for the somewhat hasty twist at the end of the main text. After all, it has become an ideal ending, which takes care of the readers' frustration.
She will remain a concubine until she dies. What do you mean by divorce? Being a concubine and having to be grateful is boring.
Have you noticed that this article is off topic? Mingwei suffered hardships in her previous life, which on the one hand reflects her weakness and lack of courage to face reality. The article states that her mother, who became famous as a girl, should be a very charming and independent woman. Why is it not reflected in Mingwei? What kind of fate should the second person face after rebirth? Why not just cut off the front edge? The article mentioned that her father had left a way out for her. There was no shortage of money and she could do whatever she wanted without depending on anyone. Why would she find someone else after she escaped? Why did you keep giving the emperor the chance to get in touch when you knew you couldn't enter the palace? When you know that the emperor is interested, you should confess your pregnancy to the emperor. The emperor's appreciation of her talent will not lead to death, and it can also prevent the emperor from being embarrassed when he finds out the truth after falling into a true love. In this regard, the author has written the heroine in a very contrived way, which makes people unhappy. She obviously has a good way out but always walks on the edge of the knife. This is obviously the suspicion that the author is promoting the plot. It is clearly written that after Mingwei is reborn, he resolves the past and goes to Suzhou with his money and Gu Momo's family (based on the sincerity of Gu Momo's family towards Mingwei in the article). Then he gives birth to a child, and then takes the name of Mr. Wenfeng. Mingwei's previous life and the talent he has learned in this life will definitely make him famous in the world, and then he will return to his hometown. Isn't it a wonderful start? Regarding the prince's help to Mingwei in her previous life, Mingwei should be able to understand after her rebirth that the prince is just infatuated with her and no one can really help her. Also, her relationship with Lu Li should also be a girlish admiration that she could not get in her previous life. She should be aware of it in this life. People who truly love you will never abandon you for any reason. In short, this is a major shortcoming in the entire article. !!!
I always thought that Weiwei would commit suicide. After leaving Hehui, I couldn't say it was bad when I saw the ending. At least they were still together. It was always so unsatisfactory.
The emperor and Mingwei don't care what they do, but he really hates him for letting the six elder brother's two children be separated from Mingwei like this! It's still in someone else's name!! I want to be fucked so hard😭 I have been going back and forth for more than ten years. It is not a waste and it is not a waste. It cannot be called perfection. Finally, give the author a thumbs up\^O^/\^O^/
For Mingwei, it's not worth it. Maybe I have too high expectations for her
It's true that dragons give birth to dragons. The emperor and queen are really a model couple, and Concubine Min is not bad either.