My Enchanting Concubine

Every thirty years, the tables turn. When they were young, she bullied, humiliated, and teased him. It's not that there won't be payback; the time just hasn't come yet.

The Su family, a prestigious house of generations of officials, fell from grace overnight. Their former retainer, who had struck out on his own, had become the all-powerful chief grand secretary, with the entire court under his sway.

During a heavy snowfall, Su Qin shamelessly showed up at his door to cadge a meal. He stood by the carriage, cold and aloof, then leaned down to whisper in her ear: "Beg me."

Everyone says that the newly appointed chief grand secretary, Lu Jifei, truly lives up to his name: radiant as the moon, noble as a gentleman.

Su Qin, trembling, begs to differ. Of those eight characters, only one suits him.

He asks, "Which one?"

Su Qin: "Bandit."

And a mad dog who only likes to bite.

The male lead has wanted the female lead for a long time.

The male lead: "I think there might be something wrong with me."

A mad-dog male lead who holds the court in his sway VS a delicate, alluring female lead

Note: 1. The male lead is a mad dog. The female lead is very seductive. The setting is fictional, and very loosely based on anything real.

2. The poems, songs, and descriptions of scenery in this story draw on classical Chinese poetry from various dynasties.

3. The professional details in this story, such as architecture, clothing, and accessories, come from reference materials.

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