Wei Qing, who transmigrated from a kingdom of women in the Shang dynasty, was still called Wei Qing in this life.
In her previous life she was a general. Bad luck had made her a general again in this one.
Wei Qing wielded great power and was criticized for it. When she surrendered her military command, the emperor grew suspicious of her instead. She languished, sickly, in the general's residence, and the officials, both civil and military, believed she was dissatisfied and plotting rebellion.
Heaven knows, all she wanted was to find someone who truly loved her, lay down her arms, retire to a quiet country home, and live a peaceful life.
Generals die in a hundred battles. Her greatest regret in this life was that she and this person could be bosom friends, but never husband and wife.
Since there was no way to resolve these feelings, she might as well sing and ride freely, and not waste the beauty of her youth.
Lighthearted, first-person narrative. A woman-dominant world transmigrates into a man-dominant world. Happy ending.
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Jinchi fell, and rebels swept through Qingzhou. The daughters of noble families were swept into the dust.
In her previous life, Yun Shu was fleeing when she found Li Junji buried among the dead and fed him a bowl of hot tea and food.
At the time, he wore a traveler's clothes and a fur coat, alone in a boat on the river.
"I, Li, will repay your kindness one day, my lady."
The following winter, the coldest season of the year, the wind and snow cut like knives.
Yun Shu ran everywhere to save her father and brothers. Li Junji appeared at the Dingzhou inn where she was staying and handed her a marriage contract.
He had other options. Li Junji's expression was dark, his handsome features lifted in a slight, contemptuous sneer.
"If you don't want to marry me as my wife, it'd be simpler for you to become my concubine."
Yun Shu treated herself as if she were already dead, signed the marriage contract, and the next day entered the Dingzhou governor's residence in a sedan chair.
After marrying Li Junji, all she did was breathe like a corpse.
When a beautiful mistress came to call, she bowed before the Buddha, murmuring prayers of compassion and hoping the beauty would soon bear her dear Li a son.
When one songstress after another came to the residence, begging her for shelter, she rose from the dead to plead with Li Junji on their behalf. He pinned her against the bed and repaid her, one by one.
The last time Yun Shu risked her life to save Li Junji, she asked him for a divorce agreement as she lay dying.
Outsiders said they were a devoted couple, unaware that their marriage had become one of mutual resentment.
Ten years by your side on the road to lordship, a past too painful to look back on.
Even in death, she didn't want to carry the title he had forced upon her to the underworld.
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The nineteenth day, in the depths of winter.
When Li Junji woke with a start, he could still feel the heart-piercing pain. Then he looked toward the little boat moored by the riverbank.
If he boarded, could he see Yun Shu one more time?
[A startled sparrow leaving its branch x a dark-hearted lord]
1v1, a couple who were enemies in their previous life. In this life, she flees and he pursues. Both are reborn. A groveling redemption arc.
In her previous life, the heroine married before turning sixteen. She was timid in her words and actions, a little crybaby who wept whenever trouble arose.
The hero is ruthless and treacherous. After being reborn, he uses everyone and everything he can to build his career, and ultimately usurps the throne to become emperor.
Theme:
Little Thing
My Frail Stepsister Can't Take Care of Herself
Words Among the Flowers
The Profession and Virtues of My □□ Love Rival
Hi, Daoist Priest
Daoist, Your Secret Identity Is Showing
I Came Home to Find the Scumbag Playing the Innocent White Lotus
Still Connected by a Thread
A Zither Without a Note
Where Did You Find This Stand-In?
Riding the Clouds, Treading the Mud
The Golden Phoenix's Farewell
Think about it. The most sober (in fact, the most normal person seems to be Liuli), anyway, the other protagonists either open their mouths and don't talk about love in vain, or fall in love inappropriately, inappropriately, and inexplicably, or they are entangled and hypocritical and pedantic in the gang stance.
Hey, forget it, I'm really being sentimental [Hush] Bugs are trivial. I hope Chang Ning, Zi Ling, Lin Shao, Yu Cheng, Liuli (Jiang Li, who is suspected of being unconscious and losing control of his brain and cerebellum, and falling in love with a stranger, and Jiang Shou, who is suspected of pretending to be affectionate in order to win over Qing Qing) can all have happy lives in thousands of parallel worlds [Hold]
Frankly speaking, Qingqing lived in the country of Nuzun in her previous life. Apart from learning martial arts, she had nothing to do with her in terms of aesthetics in choosing a partner. She was depressed [holding her chin]
Qingqing, you are a poor baby who could have had a harem but could only be the heroine of a sadistic novel in a JJ 🤔
To be honest, it's a bit red-hot [Joker]. If you can suggest all in, and if you can only choose one, it is obvious that Chang Ning is closer to the heroine. [Joker] How can someone keep thinking about a vague appearance? . . Reasonable Suspicion In the end, due to a bad mood, I originally wanted to arrange for Chang Ning to fake his death and Jin Chan escapes from his shell to write a real death [changed] King Jin also rose from the male supporting role [changed] and these childhood assumptions are just excuses for the plot to be unresolved [changed] [changed] [changed] I feel sad [cheek-holding] King Jin's love for the heroine comes out of nowhere, or is Changning's more excusable and easier to fall into?? 🤔
I really like this plain yet sad tone. My wife wants to be happy in this life!
My wife's writing style is so good, and her narration makes people feel immersed in it, sadistic and sweet at the same time. It would be great if there is a side story for the male and female protagonists. Every time I read a good article, I always feel that I am still unsatisfied. I always hope to see more about the future of the male and female protagonists, but I think it is good now.
My wife's writing is really good!!! Can you continue writing ancient poems? I have read every one of your ancient poems twice!!
My wife's writing is really good!!! Can you continue writing ancient poems? I have read every one of your ancient poems twice!!
Spoilers below: Although I really liked the ending, I still felt that the male protagonist was changed. The female protagonist didn't like why Chang Ning cared about his meeting with the lady from the aristocratic family. Knowing that Chang Ning was in trouble, she was upset and vomited blood. After Chang Ning died, she said she didn't want to live anymore. But I still like Jiang Li more than him. Maybe I didn't like him so much once I knew the heroine liked him. It feels like an emperor uses his beloved concubine to protect his true love (bushi