The Imperial Courtesan

An illustrious and valiant Embroidered Uniform Guard: born into a good family, handsome, and skilled in martial arts, with the occasional little temper. The noble ladies pursuing him line up from the eastern gate of the Forbidden City to the western gate. Yet somehow, he ends up completely under the thumb of a lowly government courtesan. "From now on, you can dance for me and no one else." "No way!" "You can make sweet soup for me and no one else." "In your dreams!" A clever, adorable government courtesan vs. an arrogant, overbearing Embroidered Uniform Guard My next book will be "An Ancient-Era Blind Date Romance" After being set up on eighteen blind dates in a single day, she is so exhausted by the time she meets the last man that she walks into the wrong room: Chang Ning just wants to get it over with quickly. "This young lady is twenty-two. May I ask how old you are, sir?" ..."Thirty." "That's so old!" Oh, right, this is a blind date! Saying that is terribly rude. Chang Ning changes her wording: "You seem so mature, sir." The man: "..." A female official focused on her career, forced into blind dates vs. a lame prince devoted to eating, drinking, and having fun Pursuing a career doesn't mean you have to put romance on hold. A faux-slice-of-life, mildly risqué story: a scheming woman in ancient times teases a rough guy in "The Widow Flirts with Men" Another story in the Embroidered Uniform Guard series: a cunning little white rabbit vs. a cold, stern Embroidered Uniform Guard in "The Dream-Stealing Embroidered Uniform Guard"; A female-dominant romance: a hot-tempered, overbearing female clan head vs. a restrained, abstinent new son-in-law in "The Prince's Consort's Live-In Husband"; A modern-day sweet and silly romance: a handsome, sharp-tongued Doctor Gu vs. a goofy, adorable homebody in "The Ever-Changing Doctor Gu" Theme: Justice is never absent