The Chancellor Has a Princess Complex

Noticeboard: My new novel, "Does His Majesty Want More?", is now open for reading. Readers, come check it out and add it to your favorites. Kisses~~ Life in the palace was hard. Princess Huausi had finally found a consort she liked, and was eagerly preparing to marry him. But just days before the wedding, he died under the charge of treason and colluding with the enemy. The official's black hat and crimson robe had no master, and the phoenix crown and bridal robes were left without a bridegroom. In an instant, a happy match had vanished. From then on, Song Aiguang's days in the palace dragged on like years. Eventually, she got used to it. Get married? Absolutely not! She had thought she would live out her life in peace, but then Xie Tingquan, the current chancellor, appeared before her with a beaming smile. "Your Highness, I request your hand in marriage." "I bring misfortune to my husbands." "I am not afraid." "I cannot bear children." "Nor am I afraid of that." "I'll also keep a house full of handsome men." "I am confident I can come out on top." "Chancellor Xie, don't push me too far!" A little scene: Chancellor Xie, who usually got whatever he wanted, fell ill. Not a single physician at the Imperial Medical Office could diagnose him. Worried, the emperor went to visit him in person, only to find his red-faced minister squatting at the gate, clinging tightly to his daughter's leg. Chancellor Xie: "Your Highness, how could you be so cruel? I'm this ill, and you still want to abandon me..." Song Aiguang: "...Pretending to be sick is shameful." Chancellor Xie: "I'm really not pretending. I've come down with the princess's 'illness'. I get lovesick whenever I can't see you~~~" Coming soon: "Does His Majesty Want More?", an irreverent palace intrigue story. Please enjoy. The Imperial Kitchen has a rule: the position of imperial chef can be inherited, from father to son, never to daughter. The Zong family had relied on their ancestral skill of making mung bean rolls to stay in the Imperial Kitchen for decades. By Zong Ni's generation, she was the only child left in the family. As luck would have it, His Majesty loved mung bean rolls. So Zong Ni changed her double buns into a neat, long braid and nervously entered the palace to serve him. Zong Ni thought that if the emperor ate mung bean rolls for all three meals every day, he'd eventually tire of them. She counted the days, hoping that once His Majesty had had enough, he'd send her away. But His Majesty never got tired of them. Gradually, even the way he looked at her began to change. Another forthcoming novel: "She Has No Feelings", a domineering CEO romance. Visit the author's page for the blurb. Recommended novel by a friend: "Better to Befriend the Powerful Than Fight for the Emperor's Favor", by Zhe Zhou. A few words from the author: 1. This novel has a happy ending and is one-on-one. It has a 50% preview and 24-hour anti-piracy protection. Please support the official release! 2. Updates daily between 9 p.m. and midnight. If there's a day off, a notice will appear on the first line of the blurb. 3. The official ranks, food, and other details are based on an alternate version of the Tang Dynasty. Political intrigue is the overarching plot, while the interactions between the leads are the main storyline. Expect a sweet romance. 4. Visit the author's page for forthcoming and completed novels. Please add them to your favorites! 5. Weibo account: Bu Xiang Ma Zi Jiao Jiao Zhu Theme: