The film and television rights to my older novel, The Corpse's Countenance, have been sold, and adaptations are now in development. Stay tuned!
Guan Ye's life should have been a smooth road. The daughter of a renowned master, she could call the wind and summon the rain.
Who could have guessed that a case involving bloodstained crossbows would leave three thousand archers dead on the battlefield?
Overnight, her father went from master craftsman to wanted suspect, and the whole family fled.
Her father died, and she had to pay for his debts. To escape her pursuers, Guan Ye was abducted and taken to Canglang Island, a place cut off from the world. The island's secretive clan revered the Heavenly Furnace. Legend had it that it burned without end, fueled not by charcoal, but by living people.
Guan Ye watched with her own eyes as her closest friend was thrown into the furnace,
like a moth vanishing into ash in an instant.
The island's population dwindled, and Guan Ye figured she didn't have much time left, either.
She had planned to eat her fill and wait for death, but an imperial decree summoned everyone on the island back to court.
From a fugitive on the run to a return to the imperial capital,
under the Son of Heaven's gaze, Guan Ye seemed to see once more the people who had been burned alive...
This is the tale of a fugitive's daughter returning to the capital to take it by storm, and a passionate legend about the descendants of condemned criminals refusing to coexist with evil.
Reader's Guide:
1. A power couple, happy ending.
2. The heroine is a resilient and courageous master craftswoman; the hero is a cold-hearted, rebellious fake prince.
3. Plot-driven, with mystery elements and a touch of ensemble cast.
Entry for the Growth and Comeback Contest,
They are all so poisonous. It is not easy for the heroine to survive till now.
Cang Yu, die to me!!!
I really like twins' fate stories. I remember reading a book about the royal twins a few years ago.
The old emperor is so hypocritical and disgusting. When he thought Ah Jiu was his son, no one knew his true face. He loved and cared for him when he was alive. As a result, they found out that Wushuang was his daughter. Others knew his true identity, and they couldn't accept that their daughter died with a sword, so they wanted her to die without any love.
Didn't I say my name was Feng Xiang before? Why did I become Feng Jian again?
I stayed up late watching Woo Woo Woo, and I have to go to work tomorrow
I hope Wushuang and the young master are together
Cangyu, this rat shit, please die quickly.
Ah Jing only wants to pay for the eldest lady, and other innocent people are standing in the way.
Um, just to ride a dragon and have a son-in-law?