I Find You So Enchanting
Blurb: Yao Zhen thought that after they parted all those years ago, she would never see Fan Yiyao again in this lifetime.
She knelt before the Buddha statue at Daxiangguo Temple, hands clasped, eyes lowered in prayer. He stood to one side, fingering his prayer beads and gazing serenely at her, as if she were just one ordinary person among the countless faithful.
Yao Zhen understood that Fan Yiyao was no longer the innocent boy who had once held her in the palm of his hand, indulging her and giving her everything she wanted.
After praying to Buddha five hundred times, Yao Zhen finally rose and walked toward Fan Yiyao. She couldn't help calling out, "Yiyao..."
Fan Yiyao's expression was calm and distant. "This humble monk is Baigu. Please conduct yourself with propriety, female benefactor!"
Yet when Fan Yiyao turned away, the young monk sweeping nearby saw tears glistening in their Master Baigu's eyes.
A monk who returns to secular life for love x a marquis's daughter
The male lead is quiet and calculating; the female lead is alluring and delicate.
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Synopsis: For three generations, the Duke of Qi's household has had only sons. Jiang Jiahui is the only girl in the family, doted on by everyone, and was granted the title of Commandery Princess Lingyi at birth.
Unfortunately, she has been frail since childhood, falling ill every few days. The Empress Dowager worries so much she can't eat, the Old Madam of the duke's household lies awake with worry, and the Dowager Marchioness of Zhenyuan weeps every day. In the end, the emperor makes a decision: martial arts will strengthen her body, so why not send her to Julu Academy to learn riding and archery?
And so the worst student in Julu Academy's history is born. She can't even climb onto the shortest horse, can't nock an arrow to a bowstring, and comes in last in every test.
One day, Zhao Weizhen happens to see this poor student crying. He picks up his bow and arrows, intending to go help her, only to witness the following scene:
The young master of the Duke of Qi's household is helping her onto a horse, the young marquis of Zhenyuan is teaching her to draw a bow hand over hand, and the one leading her horse is none other than his own arrogant Ninth Imperial Brother.
The clincher is that he accidentally notices a pierced ear on the poor student's ear. No wonder she can't even climb onto a horse. She's a sissy!
Synopsis of The Fake Commandery Princess in the Prince's Mansion:
Song Qingxian has transmigrated into a book called The Tyrant. She is a poor commoner who was switched at birth with the legitimate son of Prince Jin's household. At this point in the story, the fake commandery princess is abusing the real heir, and the male lead has become obsessive, cold, and withdrawn. Eventually, he will kill the emperor and seize the throne, then have her skinned and dismembered.
Song Qingxian hurriedly tries to win the male lead over, hoping to undo the bad impression she has made on the boy. He says, "Go away. Don't bother with me anymore!"
But when Song Qingxian really turns to leave, the boy catches her sleeve, his eyes rimmed red. "A-Xian, don't go, okay?"
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I Find You So Enchanting
Blurb: Yao Zhen thought that after they parted all those years ago, she would never see Fan Yiyao again in this lifetime.
She knelt before the Buddha statue at Daxiangguo Temple, hands clasped, eyes lowered in prayer. He stood to one side, fingering his prayer beads and gazing serenely at her, as if she were just one ordinary person among the countless faithful.
Yao Zhen understood that Fan Yiyao was no longer the innocent boy who had once held her in the palm of his hand, indulging her and giving her everything she wanted.
After praying to Buddha five hundred times, Yao Zhen finally rose and walked toward Fan Yiyao. She couldn't help calling out, "Yiyao..."
Fan Yiyao's expression was calm and distant. "This humble monk is Jiuyuan. Please conduct yourself with propriety, female benefactor!"
Yet when Fan Yiyao turned away, the young monk sweeping nearby saw tears glistening in their Master Jiuyuan's eyes.
A monk who returns to secular life for love x a marquis's daughter
The male lead is quiet and calculating; the female lead is alluring and delicate.
Theme:
Is there too much inner drama? When I listen to the book, I feel very verbose.
What the hell, are you the eldest lady or the second lady?
Woohoo, my cousin is doing well too.
How could this be? From the beginning to the end of this book, I only read two chapters: the beginning and the ending.
I would like to ask why everything is locked. Does the author want to re-edit the article?
I would like to ask why everything is locked. Does the author want to re-edit the article?
It was about to end unexpectedly. .
I finally saw my message. . .
Getting married. . . . . .
This mistress. . . . Deserving. . . . It's frustrating enough