After being jilted twice, Su Mi found herself with two terrible suitors.
One was her brother-in-law, who had designs on her. The other was a ruthless, treacherous eunuch of a high-ranking official.
After careful consideration, Su Mi chose the latter with trembling fear.
On their wedding night, the great villainous official wiped the blood from his hands, picked up in the torture chamber, and smiled at Su Mi, who was hiding in a corner. “Come here.”
Su Mi: “╥﹏╥...”
A tsundere fake eunuch × a seductive merchant’s daughter
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Reading guide
1. The male lead is a fake eunuch and does not live in the imperial palace. There’s a reason for it, and the details will be revealed later.
2. The male lead dotes on the heroine without showing it, and is intensely possessive.
[Bonus Scene]
Passerby A: “I heard the Director of the Eastern Depot is a stunning beauty, with a figure like jade. He’s a rare handsome man.”
Passerby B: “So what? He’s still a castrated official!”
Su Mi: “Qin Yan, someone else is calling you a castrated official!”
Qin Yan: “Whether I am or not, surely you know by now.”
Su Mi: “…”
[Coming Soon]
Su Ming Wu was supposed to marry into the Eastern Palace and live in perfect harmony with the crown prince, her childhood sweetheart. But the bridal processions crossed paths, and she was carried into the residence of Prince Yongliang, who was marrying that very same day.
She spent half her life hating Fu Luan, living in a tiled room in a remote courtyard of the prince’s residence. Only on her deathbed did she learn that the person who had arranged the mistaken marriage was the man she had cherished most.
Reborn once again, Su Ming Wu woke up the day after her wedding night.
As luck would have it, she was threatening to kill herself unless she was given medicine to prevent pregnancy...
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Fu Luan, the emperor’s youngest brother, was sent to his fief in Liangzhou at fourteen. At sixteen, he personally led an expedition against the Northern Qiang. The following year, victorious, he was struck through the left eye by a stray arrow. Such a ruthless man: everyone assumed that if the delicate Su Ming Wu fell into his hands, he would torment her and make her his plaything.
Especially since this beautiful young woman still had her sweetheart in her heart. What man could tolerate that?
When Prince Yongliang heard the rumor, he nodded with a knowing smile. What a coincidence: he agreed completely.
On the day of their first visit to her parents after the wedding, as they passed a corner of the pavilion,
“Jiaojiao, tell your mother: how has the prince treated you? Has he bullied you?”
Fu Luan stopped. His long right eye swept lazily toward them. His young wife’s cheeks were flushed like a piece of warm, fragrant jade, and she replied softly, “Mother, I belong to him. Why would he bully me...”
She belonged to him, and later Fu Luan took her by the hand and led her to the highest position in the land.
He could not bully her, and neither could anyone else in the world.
An unpredictable feudal prince × a gentle, easily bullied noblewoman
1. The heroine is reborn. In her previous life, she had someone she cherished above all; in this life, she is determined to become the richest person in the land.
2. The crown prince is not the second male lead~~~ The second male lead is also very handsome, but the male lead is the most handsome.
3. Everyday life after marriage, an unhurried pace, focusing mainly on the couple’s interactions and the heroine’s career.
Theme:
Hmm... There are not many emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists in the entire novel, which is one hundred chapters long. Among them, the male protagonist's career development line has to be 30 chapters long. , There are 30 chapters of love lines between the male and female protagonists, 30 chapters of the love lines between the male and female supporting characters, and 10 chapters of the recognition of the female protagonist and her brother. The result is that I write one chapter here and another one that separates the few words of the male and female protagonists into several paragraphs. It makes me feel stuck in my heart. The demining is just about not targeting the author or anything. Everyone has their own preferences. Let me complain, otherwise I will feel uncomfortable.
I want to know who the old friend Jian Yujue met when he went to Jiangnan was
What does it mean not to write extras? ?
Hmm... In the end, I'm not dissing this book. I just regretted my Jinjiang coins. I bought a lot of chapters and it ended up being unfinished. I didn't expect it at all. When I read more than seventy chapters, I felt that the story was still very long and there should be many more chapters and extras. But when I looked at the table of contents, it was almost over and there were no extras. I had a feeling that it was going to be unfinished. It's a pity. There are no extras for the little emperor and Yue'er, no extras for the younger brother, and the hero's mother has not been explained clearly. Even some things about King Qi. One of the biggest shortcomings I think is that there are really very few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists. The ending is hasty and leaves no trace at all, leaving only blank spaces for the readers to make up their own minds.
Jian Yujue is also on her way to happiness!
What does it mean not to write extras? ?
I really regret spending this money to book the whole book. The ending is so rushed. I can only read the first half of the book, but I can't read the rest at all.
What should I say? I sent the blades out and can't get them back.
It's still very interesting to watch. Maybe everyone has their own ideas. The female protagonist is originally the daughter of a merchant, so she should be weaker to fit the plot. Although she is a bit weak, she didn't cause trouble for the male protagonist. Her IQ is still online. The chapter that ends with the male protagonist and his younger brother is so tearful. Give the author a thumbs up?
Is this... Is this a mess? I feel like there are so many things that I haven't finished talking about yet! There are many other things that the Emperor and Yue'er can talk about!
Hmm... There are not many emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists in the entire novel, which is one hundred chapters long. Among them, the male protagonist's career development line has to be 30 chapters long. , There are 30 chapters of love lines between the male and female protagonists, 30 chapters of the love lines between the male and female supporting characters, and 10 chapters of the recognition of the female protagonist and her brother. The result is that I write one chapter here and another one that separates the few words of the male and female protagonists into several paragraphs. It makes me feel stuck in my heart. The demining is just about not targeting the author or anything. Everyone has their own preferences. Let me complain, otherwise I will feel uncomfortable.
I want to know who the old friend Jian Yujue met when he went to Jiangnan was
What does it mean not to write extras? ?
Hmm... In the end, I'm not dissing this book. I just regretted my Jinjiang coins. I bought a lot of chapters and it ended up being unfinished. I didn't expect it at all. When I read more than seventy chapters, I felt that the story was still very long and there should be many more chapters and extras. But when I looked at the table of contents, it was almost over and there were no extras. I had a feeling that it was going to be unfinished. It's a pity. There are no extras for the little emperor and Yue'er, no extras for the younger brother, and the hero's mother has not been explained clearly. Even some things about King Qi. One of the biggest shortcomings I think is that there are really very few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists. The ending is hasty and leaves no trace at all, leaving only blank spaces for the readers to make up their own minds.
Jian Yujue is also on her way to happiness!
What does it mean not to write extras? ?
I really regret spending this money to book the whole book. The ending is so rushed. I can only read the first half of the book, but I can't read the rest at all.
What should I say? I sent the blades out and can't get them back.
It's still very interesting to watch. Maybe everyone has their own ideas. The female protagonist is originally the daughter of a merchant, so she should be weaker to fit the plot. Although she is a bit weak, she didn't cause trouble for the male protagonist. Her IQ is still online. The chapter that ends with the male protagonist and his younger brother is so tearful. Give the author a thumbs up?
Is this... Is this a mess? I feel like there are so many things that I haven't finished talking about yet! There are many other things that the Emperor and Yue'er can talk about!