The Prince on the Left, the Imperial Preceptor on the Right

[My new novel, "Ghost-Eyed Village Girl Caoman Sevens," is currently being serialized. Please add it to your collection, mwah.]

Synopsis: After an accident, she was reborn in a remote little village.

But Qiqi was baffled: "You're a constable. Shouldn't you be investigating cases instead of dragging me along to look at 'corpses' all the time?"

The constable: "Because you inspire me."

Qiqi: "Get lost..."

Blurb:

[Blurb 1]

She was the first princess in the history of the Huangyan Kingdom. Talented and proud, she excelled at music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. She dared to pursue love, but never got an answer. She was a fine woman, yet fate forced her hand. She wanted no part of the title of prince, and she was even less willing to accept an arranged marriage.

[Blurb 2]

Xue Mei always thought the Imperial Preceptor had no heart. Later, she learned that he did have a heart, but it belonged to someone else.

So she chose to give up. But then the Imperial Preceptor wanted to be the father of her child. What on earth was that supposed to mean?

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Completed novels: contemporary romance "Loving You Isn't Idle Business"

"Reborn as My Childhood Friend's Awkward Horse"

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