A Beauty as Fierce as a Tiger

A sweet historical romance, Cousin, Sweet as Honey. Unfortunately, the heroine is tough and straightforward. Complete.

After Our Divorce, My Ex-Husband Said I Was His One True Love. Complete.

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Heroine's version:

After her mother and elder brother "accidentally" died, Meng Zhuoying impersonated her brother and became the young heir of the Duke of Zhenguo's household.

Three years later, Meng Zhuoying returned to the capital.

As her scumbag father, her concubine stepmother, and her white-lotus half-brother began making their moves, an imperial edict sent Meng Zhuoying straight to the Court of Judicial Review.

Hero's version:

As soon as the young heir Meng Zhuoying joined the Court of Judicial Review, Xie Wujiu treated her like a treasure. He gave her his cloak when it snowed, blew on her soup to cool it, picked the bones out of her fish, and found all sorts of ways to cook her delicious noodles...

Everyone at the Court of Judicial Review: Boss, are you into men?

Xie Wujiu (panicking and waving his hands): "I'm not! I haven't! Don't be ridiculous! Anyone who's gay is a dog!! I'm straight as an arrow!! I'd sooner turn into a dog than like her!"

Well, he never did turn gay, but he was still a dog...

Complete novel: Swordmaster, You're Sick!

Upcoming novel: After Breaking Off Our Engagement, My Fiancé Regretted It

The year Han Zheng turned fifteen, she came to the capital alone with a token, intending to marry her fiancé.

She had only heard of her fiancé from her family. After arriving in the capital and seeing his handsome face and brilliant detective work, she became even more determined to spend her life with him.

At first, her fiancé treated her very well, and she fell ever deeper, waiting for the day they would marry.

But then a frail, delicate cousin came to live at the estate.

The cousin took her bracelet. Her fiancé knew it belonged to Han Zheng, yet still told her to give way.

When the cousin fell ill, Han Zheng tried to save her, but her fiancé shoved her to the ground.

When the cousin fell into the water, her fiancé scolded Han Zheng, accusing her of deliberately refusing to save her out of jealousy...

Han Zheng always thought he was a man of deep feeling, and that he treated his cousin so well because she had once saved his life. So she kept giving in.

Until Han Zheng and the cousin both went missing. Her fiancé went to save the cousin first, then asked the battered Han Zheng for a bowl of blood from her heart to save her. At last, Han Zheng came to her senses and gave up on him completely.

She tore up the marriage contract left by her parents and elders, moved out of the Duke of Wei's residence, and from then on her heart was as still as dead water, without a trace of affection.

Wei Yingchuang suddenly found himself with a fiancée of low birth. He neither wanted to marry her nor wanted to earn a reputation as a fickle man by breaking off the engagement himself. After scheming to make her end it, however, he could not shake the stubborn figure lodged in his heart.

When he regretted it and went looking for her, he found someone else already at her side. There was no longer any love in her gaze, only indifference.

For the rest of his life, Wei Yingchuang risked everything for his former fiancée and did everything he could, but he never again received the unreserved, adoring gaze she once gave him.

Han Zheng: If you have no heart for me, then I'll let you go.

Wei Yingchuang: Longing is no use. I regret how I wronged you back then.

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