Poor Sixth Princess

Everyone in the capital said the same thing. Princess Six had been raised under the Empress's name since childhood. She was unloved and so pitiful. Princess Six touched the jeweled ornaments the Empress had secretly sent her and smiled. Then everyone in the capital said something else. Princess Six had been frail since childhood. A gust of wind could knock her over. How pitiful. Princess Six swung the twenty-five-pound broadsword her friend had given her and smiled again. And everyone in the capital still had more to say. That "old monster" had taken a liking to Princess Six, and she was going to become the National Preceptor's wife. She could not possibly be any more pitiful. Princess Six looked at the man standing before her, dressed in a black robe and possessed of an eerily handsome face. She couldn't smile anymore! This story has a 60% anti-piracy threshold, with a 24-hour delay. Coming soon: Have You Taken Your Medicine Today? Feng Beibei, a newly arrived broadcasting student, is a brave soul. She doesn't answer Song Yi's calls, reply to his texts, or even want to speak to him. At one point, she even made a stern declaration. "Song Yi, if I say one more word to you, I'll take your surname!" Lately, the economics department's campus heartthrob Song Yi has been acting strangely. He no longer skips class or leaves early. Even when he takes sick leave, he does it like a good student. Every day, without fail, he gets up half an hour early just to compete for the chance to call attendance for the teacher in another department. At last, one day, he got the spot...! "Feng Beibei?" "...!" "Feng Beibei!" "...Here..." He closed the attendance book, looking smug and proud. Hello, Song Beibei! I went to all this trouble just to say one more thing to you. A voice-controlled insomniac guy and a girl with anger issues A heartwarming, sweet little story about two people who hurt and heal each other. The male lead is prone to insomnia, and the female lead is prone to losing her mind. You're my medicine, and you can't stop taking your medicine. Here are some recommendations from my writer friends: Quick Transmigration: The Mother-in-Law Becomes a Daughter-in-Law follows the eccentric mother-in-law Xia Shu as she transmigrates into different families as a daughter-in-law, taking on her mothers-in-law, tearing down scumbags, and making a comeback. What Should I Do When My Husband Loves Me Too Much? by Er Xiao Ah: complete, so enjoy! The Buddhist Boy's Road to the Imperial Exams by Lin Miaomiao: calmly taking the imperial exams. Queen of the Screen, Your Cat Has Gone Wild Again (System): Little Meow, you're mine. Core theme: