The Bright Moon on the Twenty-Fourth Night

Before marrying Cheng Rang, A Yuan was sickly.

After marrying Cheng Rang, A Yuan was an overworked invalid.

For a long time, the record of Cheng Rang's marriage consisted of just two sentences: At fourteen, he was betrothed to the Lin family of Qingzhou. Not long after, the Lin girl died of illness. Moved by her tragic fate, Rang treated her with the respect due a wife.

Later, whether in official histories or unofficial accounts, the story of Cheng Rang's life always included a woman named A Yuan.

People called him a doting husband.

Reader's Guide:

A sweet, fictional story. No historical fact-checking, please.

One-on-one romance, both leads' first love.

Three thousand words daily, with an extra chapter from time to time.

Note: At first, they're childhood sweethearts!

Coming soon: "How the Dragon Met Its End [Quick Transmigration]"

The last dragon in the world has died, and Shu Dan must embark on a quest to bring him back to life.

Ying Qie lived for tens of thousands of years and got bored, so he decided to die. Shu Dan dragged him back and whipped his corpse nine times. Then he came back to life. :)

Don't be fooled by the blurb! This is just a light, sweet story. The male lead has a split personality and is a tsundere, while the female lead is dramatic and loves a lively crowd.

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