A Survival Guide for a Jieyu

Coming next: "Marrying an Old Man from a Marquis's Household." Please add it to your to-read list! Wang Yuan was engaged three times. Each time she was about to marry, the groom suddenly died. In the end, her father finally gave up and decided to support her for the rest of her life. The emperor had known her father since he was a nobody. When he heard that his old friend's daughter was troubled by her marriage prospects, he decided to help his friend, wrote a decree, brought her into the palace, and made her a Jieyu. On her fourth try, Wang Yuan finally got married... The emperor is generous, the empress is virtuous, and the concubines are friendly and harmonious. The food, clothes, lodging, and comforts are several levels better than at home. What a wonderful place to spend one's retirement! She plans to raise birds and walk her tortoise, keeping out of worldly affairs and living a quiet life of her own. Yet somehow, she accidentally ends up on the throne. In short, this is the story of a heroine who meant to follow a laid-back path but accidentally took a ruthless one. Content warnings: 1. The emperor is an emperor in the traditional sense, with three palaces, six courts, and seventy-two concubines. 2. This story uses a historical setting as a shell. Please don't nitpick the history. "Marrying an Old Man from a Marquis's Household" Coming next: "Marrying an Old Man from a Marquis's Household." Please add it to your favorites! Wang Qiongzi, the daughter of a Hanlin scholar, was raised by her widowed mother, Yu Shi. Yu Shi carefully educated her daughter, turning her into a celebrated young lady of good family. When Qiongzi reached marriageable age, suitors lined up at the Wang family's door. Among them, Ji Xian, the nephew of the Vice Minister of War, seemed the most sincere. His family was distinguished, and his prospects were bright. Wang Qiongzi took a liking to Ji Xian. But after the two exchanged tokens of affection, she discovered that she had transmigrated into a story about a domineering male lead. Ji Xian was the alter ego of the villainous tyrant in the book: a man of extravagant and debauched tastes, bizarre and shameless behavior, and every inch a wicked ruler who eventually brought about his own death. The male lead, a general from humble origins, rebels and becomes emperor. After sixteen years in this world, she suddenly discovers she isn't the heroine and might very well be cannon fodder. To escape the tyrant, Wang Qiongzi begins acting as outrageously as she can. Whatever the tyrant likes, she despises with all her might. Tyrant: Though I don't like studying, Qiongzi insists that I read. But I know it's for my own good. What should I do? I love her even more now! Wang Qiongzi: QAQ Tyrant (confidently): I am the sovereign of this great nation. I must win over Miss Wang through proper means, so I can show off my own charm. Also known as: #Dating While Using an Alt Account Can Be Deadly# Is It Too Late to Break Up with the Tyrant? #Why Am I Not the Heroine# Screenshot taken. Please don't steal the premise. 2019.9.11< Coming soon: "Marrying an Old Man from a Marquis's Household." Click on my profile and add it to your favorites!! Blurb: Yang Mo's family is poor. As a child, she was sold to the residence of the Gaochang Princess to serve as a dancer. At fifteen, she has a lotus-like face, a willow-slim waist, and breathtaking beauty. The Gaochang Princess considers her a valuable asset and plans to send her to the palace as a household attendant. On the eve of her entry to the palace, Yang Mo has a dream. She dreams that she enters the palace and wins the emperor's favor, giving birth to his eldest son. But before she can enjoy her wealth and glory, the empress dowager takes her son away, then gives her a cup of poisoned wine. She dies a miserable death. To escape the tragic fate in her dream, Yang Mo turns her attention to Xiao Yu, the Pingyang Marquis who is temporarily staying at the princess's residence... Xiao Yu is the emperor's cousin and has always loathed women, especially dancers who use their looks to serve men. When he sees Yang Mo, who has barged in looking like a seductress, he doesn't want to keep this troublemaker around and plans to throw her out. Yang Mo weeps and begs, doing everything she can to move the cold-faced god of war. "I am willing to serve you, my lord. Please take me in." Xiao Yu suddenly gets a splitting headache and can't speak. The more desperately Yang Mo begs, the worse his headache gets. In the end, he has no choice but to nod and let her stay. Only later does Xiao Yu realize what kind of trouble he has taken in. She is impossible to treat harshly or gently, unbearably delicate, and so precious to him that he treasures her dearly. Note: 1. Golden finger: The male lead can never refuse the female lead's requests, or he will face strange and unpredictable punishment. My completed works: "A Jieyu's Guide to Survival," "A Qing Dynasty Noblewoman in the 1990s," "The Struggles of a Treacherous Concubine," and "The Phoenix Arrives." Theme: