A Guide to Taking a Husband

[Please follow my next historical romance, The Matchmaking Failed, but I Became a Princess Consort (Reborn), formerly titled The Quest to Win Her Back] [The heroine is like a villain] Gong Wanchen was born a crown prince and became emperor before she learned her lesson. The chair she sat in most was the dragon throne. Her life's ambition was modest: to join her husband in surveying the realm and possess its vast lands and rivers. Unfortunately, her husband wasn't willing. [The hero is a laid-back sort] Su Qingsu was raised as a girl from birth. His ambitions were small: to pull his wife down from that five-clawed golden dragon throne and enjoy a quiet, pastoral life with her, picking chrysanthemums by the eastern fence and gazing leisurely at the southern mountain. Unfortunately, his wife wouldn't agree. [One-line summary] You were born a woman, but fate made you a dragon. [Please note] Entirely fictional, in a male-dominated world, with the heroine's fortunes rising and falling. The woman is six years older than the man. They dote on each other, sometimes secretly, sometimes openly. #Another attempt at a blurb by an author doing her best# #Still a silly little romance dressed up in a serious facade# &Please follow my next historical romance& The Matchmaking Failed, but I Became a Princess Consort In an age when women without talent were considered virtuous, Wen Erjin was framed and drugged by a hypocrite in her previous life simply because she was too clever. She lost her virtue and became a concubine, bringing shame upon the entire Wen family. Reborn on the day of the matchmaking that changed her fate, Wen Erjin promptly climbed out a window to escape. But someone intercepted and carried her off along the way. After one night of passion, she had lost her virtue, but wasn't made a concubine. Instead, she became a princess consort. - Wen Erjin curtsied and advised, "Your Highness is as handsome as an immortal and of noble imperial blood. You could have any woman you wanted. Why fixate on me?" The Ninth Prince gave a lazy smile. "Something happened to me as a child, and it left a deep scar. I grew up with a strange affliction: I can't touch women. Wen Erjin, you made me break that rule. How can you not take responsibility for me from now on?" [He once had a heart of iron, but it melted into the tenderness of a woman's winding fingers] &See my profile& Theme: Women should be self-reliant.