[Highly Recommended] My new story, The Supporting Character's Redemption Guide, is now underway. It's a historical transmigration novel, so come follow it in my author profile~
Blurb One:
Lin Zhao, the princess of the Hou family of Jinan in Nanping, was born with a seductive face and sent off to marry into foreign lands three times. All three of her husbands died suddenly of illness. When she went for the fourth marriage, the emperor died on his throne after just one look at her. She thought she would be sent back to Nanping again, but the new emperor boldly married her himself.
On their wedding night, Lin Zhao looked at her "little brother-in-law" and found him strangely familiar. He looked just like the "little eunuch" who had disappeared from her side three months ago.
A seemingly harmless but actually ruthless male lead VS a bewitching, spoiled female lead
This story is also known as The Fake Eunuch's Journey to Becoming a Husband, The Princess's Twisted History of Political Marriages and Bird-Watching, and Our Princess Fell in Love with a Eunuch.
The story is sometimes ridiculous and sometimes playful. If anything startles you, please bear with it, dear readers. If you can't, turn left on your way out, grab a cup of tea, and take a break. Let's love one another and build a harmonious society. May the world be at peace!
Reader's Guide:
1. The female lead only needs to be beautiful. The male lead really is a combination of gentleman and rascal.
2. A sweet story, the kind that can make you sick from all the sweetness.
3. This story is set in a fictional world, a very fictional one. Please don't take the countries, place names, or official titles seriously. They're a complete mishmash.
4. Feel free to point out any plot holes. Let's keep things peaceful as we read.
The author would love follows and comments. Thank you!
Premise:
It looks exciting at the beginning
The first part is good, but the second part is nothing new.
Obviously the total time spent getting married was only one year, but in the words of the heroine, it became "these years". It's really annoying to watch. It's only the third chapter, but there are a lot of typos, the logic doesn't make sense, and it's old-fashioned and not attractive at all.
It looks exciting at the beginning
It's very well written. I haven't been so fascinated by it in a long time.
Since the heroine is the princess, her maids should call her princess, right? Why do you keep calling me miss?
How could a sixteen-year-old girl speak in such an old-fashioned way, and keep calling herself a widow? It's really embarrassing.
Xiao Yan pursed her lips and smiled without saying a word, turning her back to her and asked?? So should I laugh without saying a word or laugh and ask again?
You like the sea and I like you. Come on. A little bit is not enough. Please add more.
Catching insects, he glances at her