She was appointed to serve in the imperial bedchamber, assigned to the most devoted and handsome prince in the entire history of the He dynasty. The unfortunate part was that the prince's devotion was directed at someone else: Consort Jiang, the woman who had sent her to the Cold Palace in her previous life!
Dowager Consort Xu: If you don't want to be with He Jian, then be with He Lun.
Female lead: He Jian it is!
In this life, she is still assigned to He Jian's bedchamber. He Jian doesn't want to be cheated on again, so he plans to enjoy her company and then hand her over to Fourth Brother. That way, he can earn some goodwill and grant her wish at the same time.
Fourth Brother: You said you'd give her to me as a favor! (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻
He Jian: I haven't finished with her yet!
He Lun: Why doesn't this blurb give me, the male lead, any lines? (Female lead: Male lead, my foot! You're barely an extra!)
Reader's note: A melodramatic Mary Sue story. The female lead transmigrates and has prophetic dreams about her previous life. She's warm, cute, and naturally devious. He Jian is reborn. In both her past and present lives, it is the female lead herself who gets caught up in romantic entanglements with the male lead and supporting characters. Set in an alternate Ming dynasty. Some details are made up by the author and are not meant to withstand scrutiny. Please don't nitpick.
[Currently serializing: Little Master Lu Doesn't Keep His Word]
Lu Yizhou comes from a distinguished family, and is peerless in both looks and talent. The only regret in his life is that his fiancee is rather ordinary.
When he learns that she loves someone else, Lu Yizhou is delighted. He promises to be the one to call off their engagement and even offers to help bring the couple together.
Yu Lanzhi is overjoyed. "Really?"
His face remains completely serious. "As it happens, I'm in love with your cousin too. Why don't you help me out as well?"
From then on, Yu Lanzhi keeps to her proper role and works tirelessly, doing everything she can to make Lu Yizhou more noticeable to her cousin.
In return, Lu Yizhou teaches her how to flirt with men.
But... she shoves him away in exasperation. "I never said I wanted to learn! How can you go from talking about it to doing it yourself?"
"It's a blessing to be taken advantage of. I don't mind you getting a little something out of me." He lowers his head and kisses her.
Who knew it would keep escalating? Not only does he refuse to cooperate with breaking off the engagement, he repeatedly ruins her chances with the man of her dreams.
Glaring at his unfaithful fiancee, Lu Yizhou steels himself and carries the unrepentant girl into the layers of gauzy curtains.
Amidst soft, breathless sighs, he coaxes and cherishes her in equal measure, luring her into a trap he laid long ago.
Afterward, looking pleased with himself and certain of victory, he says leisurely, "We've already slept together, so we might as well make the best of it. It's a blessing to be taken advantage of. I don't mind."
She slaps him.
He leans in and kisses her.
Call off the engagement? I never said that. Got any proof? - That damn Lu
[A hundred percent sincerity, plus a little cunning, and you'll be mine]
[Reader's Notes]:
1. Both leads have only ever been with each other. The blurb is from the female lead's perspective. The female lead and Song Yinli each have their own careers and love interests. There will be no fighting over a man or hair-pulling.
2. The male lead is pure in both body and mind, a sincere and clever young man.
3. This is set in a feudal era. You may criticize the feudal system, but please don't condemn the characters' actions based on modern standards when their thinking is shaped by the limitations of their time. If you're easily bothered, feel free to pick a modern romance instead!
4. The female lead is definitely beautiful by ordinary standards, but looks ordinary among a crowd of great beauties.
5. Alternate history, with many details invented by the author. Please don't nitpick.
[Blurb dated December 19, 2024]
Theme: A warm little ray of sunshine
It's great to watch. Although I don't know what will happen next, at this moment I bless [burst into tears]. The fighting in the front and the warm companionship in the back are all the bridges between them that lead to each other's hearts.
Great author! ! ! ! ! ! ! I love your writing and your plot so much! Come back, come back, come back, where have you been all these years? I have read every one of your books over and over again. They are all boring to me.
I don't remember what I wrote. I suddenly saw an update today. I came in and took a look. I felt a little sad. Maybe it was my own mood tonight. Sometimes I wonder if I was reborn, would this life be less painful?
860,000 Words is a bit of a drag, 200,000 words less might be more condensed.
Oh my god, I fixed the bug in the ending! ! ! ! The author has reorganized it! Woohoo!
Tang Yuan'er and Third Brother's child in the previous life is still gone...
I humbly ask for a little deer to do a solo episode.
Please make a side story, I feel like some things have not been explained well.
I really want to mention He Wei again in the ending (this name came to mind after reading the comments. I had long forgotten the previous plot, but I remember that I particularly liked the gloomy male co-star)
I have always read this novel as a dual heroine and a three-male protagonist. Each character has his own distinct personality, such as Zhang Rongrong who is domineering and smart, calm and witty like love and hate like Tang Yuan, He Lun who has grown up all the way, He Mian who carries the grudges of two lives, and He Wei who meets a bloody butterfly on the way to revenge. Everyone has his own destiny and path, and now we have to say goodbye to them.
I originally thought that Tang Yuan really couldn't let go of the third child, not because of Concubine Xu... But she finally let go of her. Things in the world are confusing. What disappoints me the most is He Wei. The author is so good at writing supporting roles. It's not that he steals the leading roles, but he writes supporting roles as well as leading roles! ! I wonder if there will be a side story to let me know if He Wei is really dead or not.
I wish the author good luck in the rest of his life. I will give full support to Ruokai Xinwen, with tears in his eyes.
I read the article many years ago and it's still good.
It's great to watch. Although I don't know what will happen next, at this moment I bless [burst into tears]. The fighting in the front and the warm companionship in the back are all the bridges between them that lead to each other's hearts.
Great author! ! ! ! ! ! ! I love your writing and your plot so much! Come back, come back, come back, where have you been all these years? I have read every one of your books over and over again. They are all boring to me.
I don't remember what I wrote. I suddenly saw an update today. I came in and took a look. I felt a little sad. Maybe it was my own mood tonight. Sometimes I wonder if I was reborn, would this life be less painful?
860,000 Words is a bit of a drag, 200,000 words less might be more condensed.
Oh my god, I fixed the bug in the ending! ! ! ! The author has reorganized it! Woohoo! Tang Yuan'er and Third Brother's child in the previous life is still gone... I humbly ask for a little deer to do a solo episode.
Please make a side story, I feel like some things have not been explained well.
I really want to mention He Wei again in the ending (this name came to mind after reading the comments. I had long forgotten the previous plot, but I remember that I particularly liked the gloomy male co-star)
I have always read this novel as a dual heroine and a three-male protagonist. Each character has his own distinct personality, such as Zhang Rongrong who is domineering and smart, calm and witty like love and hate like Tang Yuan, He Lun who has grown up all the way, He Mian who carries the grudges of two lives, and He Wei who meets a bloody butterfly on the way to revenge. Everyone has his own destiny and path, and now we have to say goodbye to them. I originally thought that Tang Yuan really couldn't let go of the third child, not because of Concubine Xu... But she finally let go of her. Things in the world are confusing. What disappoints me the most is He Wei. The author is so good at writing supporting roles. It's not that he steals the leading roles, but he writes supporting roles as well as leading roles! ! I wonder if there will be a side story to let me know if He Wei is really dead or not. I wish the author good luck in the rest of his life. I will give full support to Ruokai Xinwen, with tears in his eyes.
I read the article many years ago and it's still good.
I watched it again, it's great