My historical-to-modern novel, I Can Lift a Cauldron, is currently being serialized.
Blurb:
The youngest daughter of the Tang family is seventeen, and she once had a wonderful marriage match. But the Empress Dowager and the Retired Emperor forcibly broke it off. There was only one reason she was brought into the palace: rumors in the capital said every Tang daughter was exceptionally fertile, blessed with the looks to bring prosperity to her husband, children, and household.
The imperial family, meanwhile, had produced only a single heir for generations. The current emperor ascended the throne at fifteen, and after eight years on it, he still had no children, nor a single consort who could conceive. With the maternal relatives growing powerful and the throne in danger, an imperial heir was urgently needed to save the day.
When a famously fertile girl is matched with an emperor rumored to have a hidden ailment, her greatest wish is simply to give birth to something, anything, and finally silence the ministers.
Tang Wanwan: Honestly, I don't know if I can have children either. But everyone says the women in our family are fertile, the sort who have twins in one pregnancy, a son and a daughter, and bring glory to the ancestors.
Yan Hui: Honestly, I don't think there's anything wrong with me, but everyone says I have a hidden ailment. After hearing it for so long, I'm starting to doubt myself...
Actually, I think feelings can grow with time. A marriage first, love later seems more reliable... What do you think?
New novel: A modern-day sweet romance, Expert Treatment for Chronic Bad Knees
A silly, adorable rich kid who develops chronic bad knees at a young age × a traditional Chinese medicine doctor from a family with eight generations of experience
Blurb from Cheng Qian's perspective, the hero:
From drinking and playing cards to partying all night, then ending up sprawled on the sofa watching health lectures for the elderly.
All it takes is one case of "chronic bad knees."
Before this happened, Cheng Qian never imagined he'd develop this condition in the prime of his life at twenty-six. His lower limb arteries were blocked, and in severe cases, amputation was necessary. He had to use a wheelchair to go out.
For a long time, he pursued his future wife from his wheelchair.
He learned to go to bed early, wake up early, and drink hot water like her.
He even got up at six every morning and, undeterred by his disability, accompanied her in practicing tai chi.
Blurb from Jiang Zhiyan's perspective, the heroine:
If Jiang Zhiyan had known her new patient was a shameless flirt with no sense of propriety, and clingy as a piece of chewing gum, she never would have treated him.
Now the patient gazed at her with bright, flirtatious eyes, holding a hopelessly cheesy book of love quotes and reading aloud with heartfelt sincerity.
"I must have been a dog in my last life. Why else would I always want to wag my tail when I see you?"
"I'm in great shape. I can handle wind, sun, snow, and rain, but I can't handle missing you."
"I've got bad news: my thoughts about you are no longer innocent."
Jiang Zhiyan glanced at him. Her eyes behind her glasses remained unmoved as she bent her head and scribbled a few bold, sweeping lines on his medical record.
"This patient displays serious misconduct and has verbally harassed his attending physician. Requesting a transfer to the rheumatology department under a male doctor."
Young Mr. Cheng took the prescription with a smile as radiant as a flower. "Thanks, Doctor. I'll go get my medicine now. Call me when you're free, Doctor Jiang."
Reader's Guide:
1. A lighthearted historical romance, warm and adorable throughout. If there's angst, you can bite me.
2. An emperor who only pretends to be aloof × a sweet, silly girl.
3. One-on-one romance, both leads sexually inexperienced. The emperor has a psychological issue, a mild fear of women. The reason will be explained later, so please stop asking T.T
4. Marriage first, love later, then children. The hero is not a scumbag at all.
5. Updated daily, won't be abandoned. I'll take a break if something comes up.
Theme:
Let's first look at the side story of De Concubine. It's a good response... The male protagonist liked Concubine De as a childhood sweetheart... But in fact, Concubine De did nothing wrong... There were so many concubines as soon as she entered the palace... She should also really like the emperor... She wants to have a child There's actually nothing wrong with having a child... It's not because the ancestors told the male protagonist not to have sex before he was 20 years old. If it weren't for the concubine and the male protagonist, who were already in love and had children, would she have become the female protagonist and nothing would have happened? ? ? So uncomfortable
After all, the style of painting is still different. Concubine De did not commit any serious crime when she was placed in the palace drama. It is a pity that it is just a silly and sweet pet story.
? ? There are also pits, plagues, and assassinations. The author has forgotten?
Did you tell me who assassinated the emperor? ?
Finished with flowers🌸
The truth about physical examination is actually this. It's enough to have passing grades in one of the four years of college. I didn't know this until I graduated this year hahahahahahahaha
So sweet! Looking forward to new articles
I am also a junior and have completed the test for seniors hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Hahaha, I finished the senior test in my junior year and look at you with a smile~
We also have a physical test tomorrow, and I'm really scared of the 800 meters.
I Lift Mountains and Rivers
Big Big Devil
Allow You to Marry Me at the Legal Age of Marriage
Border Town
God Testifies That She Really Wants to Be a Good Emperor
True Fragrance Dynasty
I Have Never Suffered from a Man
The Stars Don't Shine
Unlovable Miss Shao
My Front Teeth Have Become Sperms
Why Are You Unhappy Every Day?
I Can Carry the Cauldron
Let's first look at the side story of De Concubine. It's a good response... The male protagonist liked Concubine De as a childhood sweetheart... But in fact, Concubine De did nothing wrong... There were so many concubines as soon as she entered the palace... She should also really like the emperor... She wants to have a child There's actually nothing wrong with having a child... It's not because the ancestors told the male protagonist not to have sex before he was 20 years old. If it weren't for the concubine and the male protagonist, who were already in love and had children, would she have become the female protagonist and nothing would have happened? ? ? So uncomfortable
After all, the style of painting is still different. Concubine De did not commit any serious crime when she was placed in the palace drama. It is a pity that it is just a silly and sweet pet story.
? ? There are also pits, plagues, and assassinations. The author has forgotten?
Did you tell me who assassinated the emperor? ?
Finished with flowers🌸
The truth about physical examination is actually this. It's enough to have passing grades in one of the four years of college. I didn't know this until I graduated this year hahahahahahahaha
So sweet! Looking forward to new articles
I am also a junior and have completed the test for seniors hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Hahaha, I finished the senior test in my junior year and look at you with a smile~
We also have a physical test tomorrow, and I'm really scared of the 800 meters.