The Lady Who Guards the Nation

My new novel, I Still Love You, is now underway. Little angels, come take a look!

Hua Rujin looked at her widowed daughter and her son, who had died on the battlefield. Her heart twisted with grief, and she could barely hold back her tears. Thankfully, she had a chance to start her life over.

This time, she would stay far away from her good-for-nothing husband and his vicious concubine, and make sure her children both survived.

You there, I saved your son's life. You don't need to repay me by marrying me.

My son already calls you Mother, so you have to take responsibility for me.

My friend Tian Jiashen's Strategy of Virtuous Consort (Qing Palace) is available for anyone interested. There's plenty written in advance, and it won't be abandoned.

Emperor Kangxi: My dear consort, what do you wish for?

Wu Yazhenzhen: A chest of reward money, freedom to leave the palace, and a husband.

Emperor Kangxi: No chance. Next.

Wu Yazhenzhen: To become a favored consort and take a son for myself.

Emperor Kangxi: Easy enough. You have My support!

Wu Yazhenzhen: Since I have your support, please send me another dozen pieces of new jewelry.

The champion of palace intrigue in the Kangxi era, and the first palace maid of bondservant status in the Qing dynasty to rise to the top. The heroine has no golden finger, yet somehow her life still goes like she's using one.

Her early goal is to leave the palace. Her later goal is to rise in rank and eat, drink, and have fun to her heart's content, with no corner of the country left unexplored.

Coming soon: Happy Days in Ancient Times, a story about a woman from the apocalypse who transmigrates to ancient times and trains a loyal dog of a man. Come join us!

Completed: A Good Wife of the Eighties, a happy love story about a woman in the 1980s.

Completed: The Army Wife from Ancient Times. Find it in the author's collection if you're interested.

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