The Princess Is Sick

[Completed historical romance: My Beauty Is Hard to Marry] I Haven't Lost My Memory. I'm Really Not Your Wife!; completed contemporary romance [Deep Seduction]: a bank teller heroine x a thoracic surgeon hero, a story about two proud people matching wits. If you like it, darlings, check out my author page!

Half a month after her mother died, Song Wanzhi came down with a strange illness: she couldn't sleep, because if she did, she would die.

Also, she always thought she'd only rescued a little puppy that looked like a Samoyed. It took her a long, long time to realize that the little thing was actually a wolf in a dog's skin!

Shiming: "Hmph. I've been watching you grow up, and you still won't give me a title. I'm leaving."

Song Wanzhi: "Go on, Pikaming. Once you're gone, I'll go catch other little pet puppies."

Shiming: "Heh. You catch one, I'll beat one up."

Song Wanzhi: "???"

Shiming: "La la la, in the end, I'm still the only one by your side. The rest are all beaten half to death, so you can use them as punching bags."

Song Wanzhi: "The little puppy in my house is terrifying..."

Trust me!!! The hero is the type who plays the fool while hiding his claws, and he'll grow stronger later!!!!

This novel will begin its completed-book VIP run on Thursday, March 21, starting with chapter 20. Those who've already read it, please don't buy it. Love you all!

Also known as The Little Puppy’s Tricks and What Should I Do When My Wife Always Thinks She’s Going to Die? The leads' relationship is a slow and steady one, with them supporting one another through thick and thin. The overall tone is warm and sweet.

My next historical romance: My Beauty Is Hard to Marry

As the only child of the Grand Chancellor, Tan Zhirong grew up careful in word and deed, always on thin ice. At last, after weathering every hardship, she married the Crown Prince, her childhood sweetheart.

But on her wedding day, a regent from a neighboring kingdom appeared out of nowhere, along with a toddler. He pointed at her, aggrieved and accusing, insisting that Tan Zhirong had abandoned her husband and daughter and had betrayed them from the start.

The most important thing was that the little girl really did look exactly like her, as if they'd been made from the same mold!

Would the neighboring kingdom really go to such lengths just to interfere in their court's affairs?

Looking back over the uneventful first half of her life, Tan Zhirong was absolutely certain her memories were intact. She had never met this baffling father and daughter. Either she was crazy, or the regent from the neighboring kingdom was.

But... how could she explain the toddler who looked exactly like her? Could she be the illegitimate daughter her father, the Grand Chancellor, had left behind somewhere?

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Feng Rucen, looking aggrieved: "Zhizhi, you... you betrayed me from the start!"

Tan Zhirong protested: "No, I didn't, I haven't! I'm a noble, aloof young lady from a distinguished family. I grew up in the capital and never even left my home!"

Feng Rucen: "You abandoned your husband and daughter!"

Tan Zhirong: "No, I didn't, I haven't! Don't make things up. I'm still an untouched maiden!"

Feng Rucen put on a serious face. "No, you're not." How else would they have a child? Surely it couldn't happen just by holding hands!

Tan Zhirong: "Shut up! I wish I were, ahhhhh..."

Feng Rucen smiled knowingly. "Experience is the best teacher. We can find out whether you're an untouched maiden by giving it a try..."

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