The Legend of Qing Dai

(Irregular updates) This is the story of a petite young woman with a sweet voice, superb cooking skills, formidable martial arts, and a twisted personality. She happens to serve as a bodyguard along the way, and winds up with a beautiful, loyal puppy of a man who blushes easily, is easy to sweep off his feet, but hard to let go of.

1. Transmigrate, SC

2. Jianghu vendettas in the first half, wealthy families and court politics in the second

3. The heroine is a formidable martial artist. The hero blushes easily, but this is not a story about a powerful woman and a weak man.

4. Serious drama, sweet romance, doting romance

Promoting my new novel, "Wanwan Marries Again"

Zhao Wanwan has divorced her husband, and she's carrying a bun in her belly.

Thankfully, her family loves and supports her, so she's full of courage.

She thought she and her baby would spend the rest of their lives together...

But why is the boy she once happened to save years ago now haunting her wherever she goes?

Li Mo: Big sister, let's get married.

Zhao Wanwan: I just got divorced...

Li Mo: I know. Let's get married.

Zhao Wanwan: I have a child...

Li Mo: I know. Let's get married.

Zhao Wanwan: I'm four years older than you...

Li Mo: ...If it weren't for that, we'd have been married long ago. What would that other guy have to do with anything?

Zhao Wanwan: ...You don't mind any of that?

Li Mo (his face darkening): ...Let's. Get. Married!

A Great Ming sensation: The youngest and handsomest Commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard in Great Ming history, Li Mo, heir to the Duke of Chu, the dream of countless young women, has actually married a divorced woman with a child who is four years older than him!!!

Onlookers: What does this woman have that makes her so amazing? Is she breathtakingly beautiful? Brilliantly talented?

Zhao Wanwan: ...I just saved someone, that's all...

PS: A few things to know:

1. The heroine is divorced and has a child.

2. The heroine is four years older than the hero.

3. Set in an alternate Ming Dynasty, but everything serves the plot. Not historically rigorous.

4. Doting romance.