The Marquis's Daughter Is No Proper Lady

Lin Zhen, the daughter of the Yingwu Marquis's household, looks delicate and charming,

but she's a little hellion.

She dumps her wayward fiance, then sneaks out to roam the martial world.

She never worries about getting into trouble without a way out.

Lin Zhen: Whatever. A Cheng will handle it.

Her childhood friend Lin Cheng diligently plays the gallant protector,

hiding his feelings for her deep inside.

Until one day, Lin Zhen corners him against a wall,

brushes her lips against his,

and declares with complete conviction, "I took liberties with you today, so I'll take responsibility!"

At last, his reason crumbles. He pulls her close

and returns her kiss, clumsy but ardent.

When his family was destroyed and he was left wandering in hardship, the girl saved him from his suffering.

Little Lin Cheng made up his mind to protect her for the rest of his life.

"A Cheng, hatred will drag you into the abyss."

Those were his mother's last words to him.

But unless he settles the debts of the past,

how can he stand proudly at her side?

#Close proximity makes love bloom, and rabbits eat the grass by their burrows#

#A powerful, bashful, loyal-dog hero x a mischievous, wildcat heroine#

[Ongoing novel, please follow]

"Marrying My Sickly Husband and Getting Rich Through Beekeeping"

Yu Tao transmigrates into the body of a penniless orphan girl, then marries a sickly man to bring him good luck.

The good news: Her husband survives, and her in-laws are kind and generous.

The bad news: There's a medicine guzzler in the family, their savings are gone, and they can only afford thin soup every day.

What can Yu Tao do? She can only put her special skills to work:

raising bees, making honey, beeswax, honey wine...

In this era, honey and beeswax are as precious as gold because production is low.

Yu Tao's eyes light up: Traditional barrel beekeeping is far too inefficient. Time to bring out the big guns!

She works hard to earn money, and soon famous doctors and precious medicinal herbs are flowing into the house.

Zhou An, who was once too ill to get out of bed, grows rosier by the day.

Yu Tao: Hmm? This medicine is a powerful tonic? Hurry and give it to my frail, helpless (?) husband.

Zhou An takes hold of Yu Tao's hand and says hoarsely, "No more tonics. Any more and something's going to happen."

Theme: Companionship is the longest confession of love