Author's Weibo: He Yanlvya
As an emperor who had once worked tirelessly to build a flourishing age, Wei Yu's later years were extremely full.
He composed music and shared romantic moments with his favorite consort.
He also served as a life mentor to his youngest daughter, helping her develop a good and upright worldview.
Most important of all, he fueled his sons' battle for the throne, ensuring that Great Xia would choose its next emperor.
On his deathbed, the victor in the struggle for succession turned out to be his sixth son, who had always seemed indifferent to power. He was ruthless, patient, and much like Wei Yu himself in his youth. Wei Yu died content.
Later, from beyond the grave, he learned that the ultimate winner had actually been his most beloved youngest daughter.
Wei Yu: Is it too late for me to rise from the dead now?
This is the infuriating tale of the princes exhausting themselves in their fight for imperial power, only for their younger sister to reap the rewards.
A few notes:
1. The male lead isn't obvious. Pay close attention before choosing sides.
2. The heroine is calculating, ruthless, and not what she seems.
3. This is a slow-burn story. The heroine grows up in the second volume, so readers who don't like little girls can start there.
Lastly... please bookmark the author's page (*/ω\*)
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Beauty in the Painting
There is a portrait of a beauty in the Ganlu Palace, dressed in celestial robes and possessing an immortal's beauty.
Wei Xiang adores it and hangs it in his private chambers, where he looks at it every day.
Then one day, the beauty in the painting appears in his dreams. They spend a passionate night together, sharing a blissful union.
Just as their passion reaches its height, the mountains crumble and the earth splits. Wei Xiang jolts awake from his dream, only to see a delicate beauty tumble out of the painting.
Her long black hair is disheveled, her clothes lie scattered on the floor, and she calls to him in a clear, sweet voice: "Father."
Wei Xiang: "..."
She teaches him love; he teaches her how to live among people.
A puppy-like young emperor (a devoted dad) VS a naive, beautiful maiden (so cute she naturally turns evil)
Steady the Wind: Beauty in Her Palm
To Wei Lian, Wei Xi is a thorn in his heart.
It takes root in his heart and sprouts in his flesh.
He cannot pull it out, and he cannot love it.
Unable to control it, he can only let it be.
He thought they would spend their whole lives this way, wearing each other down and watching their hair turn white.
Then one day, his younger sister killed him.
When he opened his eyes again, time had turned back.
Umm, things seem a little different from what he remembers.
My younger sister can't possibly be this adorable~
This is probably the story of a sixth brother reborn, making up for his regrets and, while he's at it, flapping a butterfly's wings to give Consort Xie and the others a different ending.
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I like it very much. Everyone who is testing the waters writes so well! Since I'm always worried, let's take a look at the ending first. I quite like this ending too!
I stayed up late and finished reading the whole novel. Now I can go and follow Sixth Brother's fanfics hahahahahaha
I like this perverted sixth brother
Disappointed, it feels like an anticlimax, the character image collapses as you go to the back, the front looks hearty, and the back feels like a middle school youth literature QAQ
Pei Si also likes it, and so does my cousin.
Mr. Wen is very good, and the others are also good~ I just think Sixth Brother's death was too sudden and too easy.
Roses bloom in September. You are the only one in my heart. I really want to be with you. I give you one!
Fat Chang likes little brother Pei but feels that he and the little princess are not worthy orz
I think the original ending was quite good. At least based on the general logic, Wei Xi and Wei Zhen should have been fighting to the death.
In fact, what I always stand for is Pei Si hhhhh, is he a cold CP?