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Blurb: After being reborn, Yun Shuyue resolves to stay away from political power struggles. But her unusual lack of interest in competing draws the attention of Crown Prince Xiao Jingchen and Shen Tinglan, the Commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard.
The Crown Prince sees her as a way to gain leverage over the Yun family and closes in step by step. Shen Tinglan, meanwhile, senses a kindred spirit in her, and his feelings grow amid surveillance and probing.
Yun Shuyue tries to play along, hoping to get through life without a fuss, but is forced into a secret case involving both the former court and the imperial harem.
When the truth comes to light, she realizes that her laid-back life this time around has long since fallen into someone's scheme. That person uses the land as a board and people's hearts as pieces, yet failed to account for his own heart.
This novel's blurb: Jing Yu's version: After Jing Yu was reborn, her eyes stopped failing her, her heart was no longer clouded by greed, and even the air seemed fresher.
The enemies from her past life still want to ruin her?
Jing Yu only wanted to avoid repeating the same mistakes. Somehow, she accidentally married the man every noble maiden in the capital dreamed of.
The young Lord of the Great Xia Kingdom, Zhou, is peerless, a master of both letters and arms, and the dream lover of every unmarried young woman in the capital. It's just...
My lord, didn't you say you married me because of my brother? How can you face him after treating me like this?
The young Lord Zhou's version: His little wife keeps going on about other men every day. How is he supposed to put up with that? But as the saying goes, you can't solve a problem from within. You need an outside cause, like that Lord Cheng. He really is an eyesore.
I brought my little wife home, and I'm the one who gets to spoil her!
P.S. Both leads are reborn. The heroine's scumbag ex is reborn too. The heroine's mother is on her side: only the scumbag gets tortured, and she personally kills her enemies.
The scumbag really is a scumbag. No excuses will be made for him.
In this life, the heroine marries someone else, and the scumbag feels as if something that belonged to him has been stolen. He'll use every means to get her back. He doesn't love the heroine; he only loves himself.
Content notes: This novel is set in an alternate world, so please don't nitpick historical details. Anything in the earlier chapters that seems confusing will be explained later, so please be patient. If it's not your thing, feel free to drop it~ The author is working hard to build up a stockpile of chapters. If you're enjoying it, dear readers, remember to add it to your favorites!
Announcement: After discussing it with my editor, this novel will go VIP on Tuesday, July 31. There will be three updates that day. I hope you'll continue to support it~
"The Soft and Lovely Beauty After Being Reborn"
Blurb: Zhou Shinian never imagined she could wake up again after being left for dead in the wilderness. She has returned to a time before the Zhou family took her back.
She wants no part of the Zhou family's schemes or the You family's hatred, but unexpectedly takes in a child of high status and runs into her "ex-husband."
Young Master You Chenkun is as refined as jade and graceful in bearing. The newly crowned top scholar is all the rage in the capital, yet he insists on staying by her side. One step forward is a descent into hell. She has no intention of going back in.
Zhou Shinian is busy trying to shake off You Chenkun, never imagining that the highborn child she took in would cling to her too.
"Sis, you said you'd take responsibility for me. You can't go back on your word," said the highborn child, who was only half a year younger than her.
Zhou Shinian stared at the handsome man towering over her and gritted her teeth, at a loss for words. When she found him, he had been shorter than her and unable to speak. That was why she'd wanted to take care of him.
"Sis, I never said I couldn't speak. I just didn't want to," the prince, a member of one of the capital's most powerful families, said shamelessly.
You didn't say so, but you didn't deny it either!
You Chenkun: In his past life, he hadn't been able to protect her. Unable to defy his mother, he swore he would stay away from her. When he was reborn and met her again, he intended to leave her in peace for the rest of her life. But when he saw other people gathered around her, he ultimately couldn't stand by and do nothing. I'm sorry, A Nian. I think I'm going to break my promise.
Theme: Live well and keep striving to improve.
Does poisoning someone without directly poisoning them to death mean they have good intentions? ? What kind of logic is this. A little black on a white paper is reviled, but a little white on a black heart can be valuable and respectable... I understand that the author wants to bury the story and write a plot, but he can also bury the story without whitewashing, so why must he forcefully whitewash the explanation. The second aunt is a rotten person at heart and selfish. Even if she takes poison for her daughter, her only thought is to drag the general to die together. No need to wash.
If something is wrong, it is wrong, and if you do it, you do it, not to mention it is her own choice. No one forces her, no one forces her, it is really her choice. This series of monologues is too embarrassing to forcefully clear up.
Is it going to be over so soon? !
It's almost over...? QAQ
Is Da Da Da coming to an end? Congratulations on opening a new book~!
Author, if you dare to make the male protagonist lose his memory, I will cry and show you QAQ
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Does poisoning someone without directly poisoning them to death mean they have good intentions? ? What kind of logic is this. A little black on a white paper is reviled, but a little white on a black heart can be valuable and respectable... I understand that the author wants to bury the story and write a plot, but he can also bury the story without whitewashing, so why must he forcefully whitewash the explanation. The second aunt is a rotten person at heart and selfish. Even if she takes poison for her daughter, her only thought is to drag the general to die together. No need to wash. If something is wrong, it is wrong, and if you do it, you do it, not to mention it is her own choice. No one forces her, no one forces her, it is really her choice. This series of monologues is too embarrassing to forcefully clear up.
Is it going to be over so soon? !
It's almost over...? QAQ
Is Da Da Da coming to an end? Congratulations on opening a new book~!
Author, if you dare to make the male protagonist lose his memory, I will cry and show you QAQ
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