The Beauty's Pure Thoughts

This story has a happy ending.

In his reckless youth, Xie Shaoli made a terrible mistake, causing Lin Sinian to lose a leg. From then on, she kept her distance from him.

Seven years later, Xie Shaoli married Lin Sinian, the little cripple.

Lin Sinian: "He only married me to atone for what happened seven years ago, and to politely decline the Crown Prince's marriage alliance. It's just a marriage of convenience. I understand."

Xie Shaoli: "How can I make my wife understand that I really love her? This is urgent. Waiting online!"

A few notes before you dive in:

1. The early chapters are light and sweet, with both fluffy and angsty moments. The later chapters involve the martial world, so proceed with caution if that's not your thing!

2. There's sweet romance, and there's a dark turn. Happy ending! Happy ending! Happy ending!!

3. There are some potentially upsetting elements, so proceed with caution.

P.S. This story is also known as "I've Made It This Obvious, So Why Doesn't My Wife Know I Like Her?" and "Every Morning I Wake Up to Find My Wife Trying to Kill Me." The heroine is a soft, fluffy little white rabbit who turns into a great villainess, while the hero seems like a scumbag but is actually tsundere and fiercely loyal.

The flowers have withered in spring, so swiftly. Helpless against the cold rain of morning and the wind of evening.

Tears like rouge, we linger, drunk together. When will we meet again? Life's sorrows flow east like the endless waters.

-- Li Yu, "Joy of Meeting"

Coming soon, a sweet historical romance: "The South Wind Rests in My Arms" (If you like it, please add it to your collection first, dears! Sending love!)

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