There's a saying: The final days of an old general and a famous courtesan are the most wretched of all.
Qing Huan's greatest good fortune in this life was dying at the age of eighteen.
She never imagined that when she woke up again, her identity would be a mystery. She wasn't a worthless girl abandoned by her parents and sold to a brothel. She was descended from a noble family?
She thought Heaven had smiled upon her, but fate once again pushed her toward that place. At that moment, she fell apart.
A stepmother as pure as a white lotus, a mother who abandoned her husband and daughter, a hypocritical father...
She'll get back everything they owe her, herself.
Please add my best friend's novel to your favorites, mwah!
I Only Wish to Marry a Foolish Man
Princess Zhaoning is looking for a consort.
She has just one requirement, in six words: handsome, and stupid.
The top scholar throws both hands up: Pick me, pick me! Here's a handsome fool!
Everyone: ...
Reader's guide:
1. Please go easy on me, dear readers, and let me enjoy some blue skies!
2. This is a fictional world, pure fantasy. Please don't nitpick the details.
3. The author is a low-ranked rookie, still learning. Please forgive the rough writing.
Coming soon: You Have It Coming Too. Please add it to your favorites. It'll start in a few days, mwah!
Theme:
I think the ending is a bit sudden, as if it was about to reach a climax and then ended abruptly...
Ah! ! ! Why no extras
Why are you so unsure, hen?
No, I strongly request that Jiang Chan be hung in the lotus pond in the extra chapter, otherwise I will suffer a lot from the beginning.
Tsk, you got an advantage. Come on, hang Crown Prince Jiang on the lotus pond, and put him down again on the wedding day.
Jiang Chan, you see, they say you will be unlucky once you reach the crown, hahahahahahaha
What's wrong with Jiang Qing'an, huh?
I don't understand the female protagonist's concerns... But I feel it makes some sense, but maybe I still feel sorry for the male protagonist...
Jiang Chan: Fortunately, I cleverly asked my father to ask the emperor for marriage, otherwise this daughter-in-law would have run away.
Yan Ran: Come on, throw the prince into the lotus pond and soak him all night!
Jiang Chan: No, what the hell, my wife, I'm afraid of water!
What do you plan to write in the new article?
I think the ending is a bit sudden, as if it was about to reach a climax and then ended abruptly...
Ah! ! ! Why no extras
Why are you so unsure, hen?
No, I strongly request that Jiang Chan be hung in the lotus pond in the extra chapter, otherwise I will suffer a lot from the beginning.
Tsk, you got an advantage. Come on, hang Crown Prince Jiang on the lotus pond, and put him down again on the wedding day.
Jiang Chan, you see, they say you will be unlucky once you reach the crown, hahahahahahaha
What's wrong with Jiang Qing'an, huh?
I don't understand the female protagonist's concerns... But I feel it makes some sense, but maybe I still feel sorry for the male protagonist...
Jiang Chan: Fortunately, I cleverly asked my father to ask the emperor for marriage, otherwise this daughter-in-law would have run away. Yan Ran: Come on, throw the prince into the lotus pond and soak him all night! Jiang Chan: No, what the hell, my wife, I'm afraid of water!