The Male Lead Isn’t a Foolish Sweetheart

[Blurb]

Ge Ye transmigrated and discovered that he had become the child bride of a small-time landlord.

When he embarked on the path of cultivation, of course he made sure to bring the boy along.

A promising sword cultivator? Straightforward? Quiet and taciturn? Or aloof?

Turns out he's a total sweetheart...

On the road to immortality: striking poses like a breeze, with adorable pets along the way!

[The following are upcoming stories. If you're interested, visit my author page and add them to your collection.]

Upcoming 1: The Villain's Sweet Little Wife from Another Book

Blurb:

After transmigrating into a book as Rong Yinyin, the nominal wife of the great villain Pei Zhou, she remembered the author's disastrous finale: Pei Zhou killed the hero and heroine, then set fire to the Pei estate...

That's right, in the original story, Rong Yinyin was burned to death.

She trembled with fear. To stay alive, she had no choice but to work hard to divorce Pei Zhou.

But something seemed off when the villainous big shot gave her a curious, sinister look. The closer Pei Zhou got to her, the more frightened she became.

Maybe it was her imagination, but Pei Zhou kept appearing at her side, again and again. He went to see the lanterns with her and took her shopping. When he took her hand as they watched a temple fair, the tall, handsome man before her seemed like a divine warrior, dazzling her.

She suddenly thought that being together like this might not be so bad!

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Bullied and trampled on as a child, he later seized power and vowed to make everyone who had poisoned the Pei family suffer a horrible death.

He married Rong Zhenzhen only to keep those people from prying. He never intended to touch her.

One day, he met Rong Zhenzhen. Though cautious and timid, she stole lively glances at him with those bright eyes.

Rong Zhenzhen wasn't like her.

Curiosity made her the focus of his every gaze.

But gradually, he realized he could no longer live without her.

Whether she was a wandering ghost or not, he would never let her go.

Reader advisory:

1. A soft and sweet beauty of a heroine, paired with a brutal, cold-blooded regent hero

Upcoming 2: Three Thousand Wishes (Quick Transmigration)

Blurb:

After Yun Zheng drowned while crossing the sea, her homeless soul was drawn into a blood-red jade pendant. Inside it lay a small world, crossed by a winding river as black as ink. From time to time, a beautiful lotus lantern would drift by, carrying the unfulfilled longings and attachments of people across countless worlds.

Yun Zheng wanted to live, so she fished the lanterns out of the river and granted their owners' wishes, earning wish power and merit. Only when the wish power in her glass lantern was full could she escape the pendant and regain a body.

She remembered the wish she'd made while alive: “Yun Zheng asks for neither riches nor status. She only hopes her wet nurse will always be by her side and that they may live in peace.”

The people who had harmed her were still living in luxury and splendor.

But even if she had become a spirit trapped in jade, one day she would return and make her enemies pay for everything.

First wish: A fake heiress, killed at a young age, only wants to stay alive. Who would have guessed that the legitimate elder brother secretly in love with her would marry her and take her home?

Second wish: A discarded wife, betrayed by her husband, refuses to go back to the poor scholar and instead marries her aloof cousin, the match arranged by their families. She learns from him and becomes a wealthy businesswoman.

Third wish: Even a courtesan wants to marry a man of her choosing. She never expected Prince Guangcheng, who kept saying he loved her, to treat her as a stand-in for another woman. A stand-in? If she's going to be a concubine anyway, she might as well become the emperor's consort instead of the prince's...

Theme: Neither love nor ideals should be betrayed.