A renowned gentleman turns a declining aristocratic clan around,
then withdraws from public life to enjoy prosperity with his wife.
The schemes and machinations of this world are all just a passing commotion.
Once he has experienced them, all he wants is to spend the rest of his life with the one fate has chosen for him.
Ten Years of Love and A Thousand-Year Dream: The Legend of the Magnolia Flower are my silly, lighthearted stories. If you like easygoing reads, check them out.
The second installment, The Aristocratic Clans: The Biography of Xie An, is now live, everyone!
The leads in the second installment are Xie An and Wang Xizhi, and Brother Wei Jie is their mentor, a guide to life.
Don’t worry, the two jokers Wei Jie and Wang Xuan will appear for about a third of the second installment.
You can think of Wei Jie and Wang Xuan’s dynamic as being narrated in the style of Wang Yan and Le Guang. Got it?
I had some spare time and wrote a little legend about magnolia flowers. Look for my new work, a short story.
This is a story about a devoted husband who teaches the heroine how to conduct herself, how to get things done, and how to navigate society: a boyfriend who’s a top-tier life mentor.
May the devoted men I write be as gentle and refined as jade, hold their beloved’s hand, and never let their youth go to waste.
She said, “I have known you for a long time. So my heart is calm, and there is no heart left for you to stir.”
She said, “Having nearly lost my life, I naturally know to seek good fortune and avoid disaster. And you are my greatest misfortune, one I cannot ignore.”
He said, “I, Wei Jie, will find the woman I’ve set my heart on, even if I have to dig three feet into the earth, unless you’ve been reduced to ashes.”
He said, “For you, I would gladly die young. I will awaken from death in a dream, guide your destined marriage, and never let you down.”
Reading guide: 1v1, warm and sweet romance.
Updates daily at midnight. If anything comes up, I’ll let you know in advance.
This is a story about the male lead’s political machinations and the female lead’s scheming.
An interpretation of Wei Jie’s death, showcasing the grace of aristocratic young men.
This novel will enter the paid section on Saturday, October 13. The chapters moving behind the paywall start at chapter 40, so readers who have already read them, please don’t purchase them again. There will be three updates when it goes paid. Thank you for all your support. I hope you’ll continue to support my future novels, too...
Dear readers, thank you for enjoying this novel. I’m a perfectionist, so I may revise some chapters after rereading them, striving to make them better. You can read the revised chapters the day after they’re posted. And if you’re interested, you can compare the first and second versions to see what changed.
Also, revised chapters will not be charged for again. I hope you all have a wonderful day.
Theme: A historical drama set in the Western Jin, showcasing the loyalty, filial piety, propriety, and integrity of the noble gentlemen of ancient China.
Wei Jie is the collection of the entire family series, including the stories of celebrities from all major families.
The hero's burden is so heavy
After I finished writing the dialogue with Wei Jie, I cried, because I understood, and even more because I felt distressed. Perhaps the sixteen-year-old Wei Jie did not understand Ming Ling's mood and beliefs, nor did he understand the value of respect and the desire to be appreciated. However, I will let the 27-year-old Wei Jie understand that he may not have understood it at the time, but after understanding it, he will not be able to understand it. And understanding will eventually become the most profound moment in the lives of Wei Jie and I. Because Ming Ling is a representative of a hard life, helpless but unable to control himself, but he works so hard to find dignity, treats his benefactor so loyally, even for the last faith, faith in Bole Xiangma, faith in repaying great kindness, and the principle that I will trust my life to the person who truly respects me for the first time. It is clear that he has entered my heart. He was forced by life and had a bad reputation, but he was not crushed to death in humiliation and contempt. Instead, he lived hard for morality, for kindness, and for following the light he likes like a human being. Even in order to maintain that light, he is willing to bear the eternal infamy, but also to protect the most basic love and respect as a human being. Therefore, I respect and cry at the same time. I know that if it is made into a film and television, it will forever be engraved in the hearts of every one of us who are embarrassed by life but yearn for the distant future.
How should I put it? The word gentleman has been defiled and humiliated in this article.
The various quotations are so dramatic. . .
My destined husband, when will I meet my husband?
My second book: The Biography of Xie An, the Duke of the Aristocratic Family
This smile makes me want to kill you
Dear cuties, the second part of Wei Jie, The Biography of Xie An, the Duke of the Aristocratic Family, is officially uploaded today.
I've started writing extras these days. I'm actually preparing for the second part. Finding a timeline is a bit time-consuming. Please update me and make me fat faster. Let's stimulate my potential as an author!