Coming soon: Who Fell for Her First?
Currently serializing: historical romance, The Mistake of That Day
Blurb:
Everyone knows that the treacherous minister Ye Qing is the emperor Murong Heng's lover.
Plot version:
He arranges her marriage to someone else for his own purposes.
Later, however, he begins a secret affair with her.
Ye Qing says coldly, "Have you forgotten, Your Majesty? I'm already married, and you were the one who personally decreed the marriage."
He only laughs. "So what? I don't care about any of that. Why should you?"
A story about a male lead who sees it as a ruler stealing his minister's wife, and a female lead who quietly plots her revenge.
A serious warning: The male lead is a genuine villain, dark on the surface and even darker underneath. The second male lead ends up with the female lead.
She was born to a family of loyal ministers and valiant generals. Beautiful enough to captivate a city, graceful and peerless, she willingly became a treacherous minister and sank into the mire.
He binds her to him with a poison pact, making her serve him in body and soul. In the bedroom, he beguiles her and clouds her mind; beneath the emperor's throne lie heaps of bones. Greed, anger, hatred, love, and lust for power intertwine.
A ruthless, treacherous minister vs. a calculating emperor
Coming soon: Who Fell for Her First?
Blurb:
Three years ago, Ji Lan and Xie Yao entered a marriage of convenience for business: sex without love.
Three years later, Ji Lan places a divorce agreement before him. He sneers, says, "Dream on," and tears it to shreds right in front of her.
She thinks she'll be entangled with Xie Yao for the rest of her life, until a male assistant joins her team.
Excerpt 1:
Ji Lan: You should know I won't take responsibility for you.
Fu Jiacheng: I know.
Excerpt 2:
Xie Yao: You seduced another man's woman. Do you think I'll let you walk away alive? You're nothing but a shameless, despicable homewrecker!
Fu Jiacheng: A homewrecker? I doubt anyone is more adept at that than you, Mr. Xie.
In a nutshell: The wife and the male mistress. The third party always ends up as someone's third party.
Unusual subject matter. Proceed with caution if this isn't your thing.
Currently serializing: historical romance, The Mistake of That Day
Blurb: The legitimate son of the Xiao family is a brilliant and dazzling talent, chosen to become the future empress.
Changning, the unfavored second princess, had hoped to live out her days as a wealthy, carefree prince.
Her elder sister is imprisoned for "rebellion," and the throne falls to Changning overnight. She also inherits the brilliant young man of the Xiao family.
When she was young, she called him Brother Jing.
As newlyweds, she called him Jinglang.
Years later, one final address, "My lord Jing," brought all the love and hatred of a lifetime to an end.
Xiao Jing once believed the rest of his life would be like this: even without love, they would still support each other, until he met the greatest rival of his life.
She grants Lord Xue a high position and gives him unrivaled favor, treating all the other consorts in her harem as if they were nothing.
In the Zichen Hall, she lifts the man's chin and presses a tender, lingering kiss to the corner of his lips.
After the palace banquet, he sees her gaze fixed only on that one man. She personally places a veil hat on him, then leaves hand in hand with him.
Only now does he understand that she had been wrong all along.
Content warning: The female characters can become pregnant. Proceed with caution if this isn't your thing.
Completed historical romance: Longing to Return
Blurb: Everyone says he is frail and sickly, with little time left to live. Jiahe believed it at first, too, but only after witnessing his methods did she realize it was all a lie.
The emperor, master of life and death, draws closer step by step and bends down to whisper in her ear: "His life or death rests entirely on your whim."
From then on, Xiao Jiahe goes from prospective princess consort to the imperial consort favored above all others.
A patient, calculating emperor vs. an imperial consort who enjoys his boundless favor.
A story about a male lead who forcibly takes his brother's betrothed.
Coming soon: The Sea of Sin
Completed contemporary romance: She Was Lonelier Than Fireworks
Completed historical romance: Blossoming to the Pinnacle
Theme: Uphold justice
Hancheng's lunch box was received in such a hurry!
Murong Heng finally forced Han Cheng to death.
It's too tragic that he died before we even met. Let's say something.
Want to watch extras? Where can I watch them?
Author, I haven't been able to eat or sleep well for a day, all because you wrote Huo Si, Han Cheng and Murong Heng to death. Even if Murong Heng is a big villain, I can't bear to die. Not to mention Huo Si and Han Cheng. I want to die if they die. And Ning Luo. It would be great if it was 1vn. I feel so sorry for Ning Luo. Can the author not write anyone to death in the future? It's so uncomfortable.
Author, how could you do this? My Hancheng died like this? They all have the same setting, similar characters, Nanyi is alive, Hancheng is burned alive, I am ****************, withered.
If Murong Heng hadn't been on the throne, his sister might not have been half as good as today. She might have been turned into a real puppet by the Prime Minister and the others, and Ye family might not have really survived. I can only say that it was a good ending for the country. However, Murong Heng did deserve to die. It would not be a loss if he died a hundred times.
Ye Hancheng is really worthy of this Bai Yueguang
I burst into tears. Hancheng is so good, but there are so few scenes.
Although it is HE and Murong Heng is also in the crematorium, Ye Qingmei's rape is really too tragic. First there is a blood feud, then she endures the humiliation, and in the end she loses her love. The tone of this article is so sad QAQ, I urgently need a side story to calm my panic.
Is this determined by the legendary unbalanced political and economic development? A crazy person like Murong Heng could only appear in the Yan State, which was in crisis at that time. On the contrary, there were no such people in a relatively stable country like Zhou Dynasty.
Hancheng's lunch box was received in such a hurry! Murong Heng finally forced Han Cheng to death.
It's too tragic that he died before we even met. Let's say something.
Want to watch extras? Where can I watch them?
Author, I haven't been able to eat or sleep well for a day, all because you wrote Huo Si, Han Cheng and Murong Heng to death. Even if Murong Heng is a big villain, I can't bear to die. Not to mention Huo Si and Han Cheng. I want to die if they die. And Ning Luo. It would be great if it was 1vn. I feel so sorry for Ning Luo. Can the author not write anyone to death in the future? It's so uncomfortable.
Author, how could you do this? My Hancheng died like this? They all have the same setting, similar characters, Nanyi is alive, Hancheng is burned alive, I am ****************, withered.
If Murong Heng hadn't been on the throne, his sister might not have been half as good as today. She might have been turned into a real puppet by the Prime Minister and the others, and Ye family might not have really survived. I can only say that it was a good ending for the country. However, Murong Heng did deserve to die. It would not be a loss if he died a hundred times.
Ye Hancheng is really worthy of this Bai Yueguang
I burst into tears. Hancheng is so good, but there are so few scenes.
Although it is HE and Murong Heng is also in the crematorium, Ye Qingmei's rape is really too tragic. First there is a blood feud, then she endures the humiliation, and in the end she loses her love. The tone of this article is so sad QAQ, I urgently need a side story to calm my panic.
Is this determined by the legendary unbalanced political and economic development? A crazy person like Murong Heng could only appear in the Yan State, which was in crisis at that time. On the contrary, there were no such people in a relatively stable country like Zhou Dynasty.