The Missing Princess Has Returned

(Complete) Previews: The Copper Sparrow's Beauty and (Quick Transmigration) 101 Ways for the Tragic Novel's Heroine to Get a Bad Ending. Please add them to your collections! [Blurb] Compared with her own elder sister, Dou Yu was worlds apart. Her sister was precocious, learned, and talented. She excelled at music, dancing, riding, and archery. Even her betrothed was one of the finest young men in Fengdu City: Hu Wangsheng, the handsome and valiant second son of the Duke of Wu. Dou Yu, meanwhile, could barely dance, play the zither, or write poetry. While her sister dazzled all of Fengdu City, Dou Yu was still in remote Tongzhou, clinging to her grandfather's leg and fake-crying as she confessed to skipping school and throwing mud at people. At fourteen, she bought herself a strong, handsome slave who had lost all his memories, so he could lead her horse, drive her carriage, and serve as a human footstool. She even fell for him. Then an accident restored the slave's memory, and he turned out to be Hu Wangsheng, the very man who had nearly become her brother-in-law. Hu Wangsheng, whom she had rescued by digging through a grave with her bare hands until they were covered in blood, eventually offered her to the enemy army for the sake of his beloved. The enemy commander poured him a bowl of meat soup and said with a smile, "Lord Hu, do you still recognize this?" Hu Wangsheng went mad. Xie Shu was once hailed as the Purple Star General of Great Zhou, yet he died at the hands of his own father. Before being reborn, Xie Shu's mother had tried her best to bring him and Dou Yu together. He always thought, "I'll explain everything to her next time." He believed Dou Yu deserved to marry a good man who would cherish her and give her a happy life. More than half the men in his family had died on the battlefield. Perhaps that was his own fate as well, and he naturally shouldn't hold her back. After being reborn, Xie Shu thought the same at first. But he owed Dou Yu a debt of gratitude, so he decided to carefully find her a suitable match. Somehow, the more he searched, the fewer good men there seemed to be. No matter whom he considered, he found them lacking. In the end, he simply offered himself to her. [Preview] The Copper Sparrow's Beauty: A story of love seized by force. When she loved him most, he married her off to the barbarians in place of his younger sister, to secure a political marriage. When she finally stopped loving him, he killed her husband and brought her back to the capital. Premise: Cherish the people by your side.