Uncle, Don't Be So Proud (Reborn)

New story now out: The Marquess's Enchanting Concubine

Synopsis:

In ancient times, there was a Mirror of Two Lives. Offer a life in sacrifice, and it could grant you a rebirth.

After Feng Chaoyang is reborn, her only aims are to kill her enemies, protect her family, and find the benefactor who secured her a second life.

But she doesn't find her benefactor. Instead, she makes a new enemy.

The first time they meet, she nearly dies beneath his galloping horse. The second time, he holds a sword gleaming with cold light to her throat, ready to spill her blood at the slightest misstep. The third time, he sneaks into her chambers at night and teases her mercilessly with the dagger she keeps for self-defense.

Faced with this unpredictable, high-ranking man who seems to have appeared out of nowhere, Feng Chaoyang can only seethe in silence.

... ...

"My lord, why can't you stop thinking about General Feng's legitimate daughter?" Seeing that his master seemed like a different person, Xiao Fuzi was rather worried.

At his words, Xiao Jingyao carefully recalled the night before: the young woman's body was soft, and her wet hair fell in a disheveled tangle around her, making her look exceedingly alluring. After savoring the memory for a long while, the marquess summed it up in four words: "My wife, sweet and fierce."

Note: 1. Both the male and female leads are reborn. 2. The male lead only has a senior title; he isn't old. 3. Regarding the imperial uncle, Marquess would actually be more accurate (the author had a brain glitch while coming up with the title~).

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Synopsis of new story The Marquess's Enchanting Concubine:

As the Regent's only legitimate daughter and a Great Zhou princess personally granted her title by the late emperor, Bei Ge grew up adored by all. But on the day of her coming-of-age ceremony, she fell into the mud and became an official courtesan in the Imperial Music Bureau, someone anyone could bully.

In her previous life, Bei Ge fought desperately to survive, hoping only to clear her father's name. In the end, however, her pride was broken, and she died with regrets.

Awakening from a long dream, Bei Ge returns to the year of her coming-of-age ceremony. Amid the Imperial Music Bureau's springtime revelry, she holds a glistening grape between her red lips, wraps her arms around a man's neck, and bends down to feed it to him mouth to mouth.

Bei Ge finally understands: to survive and get revenge, she must first win over Xiao Fang, the ambitious Northern Marquis who commands a great army.

*

Bei Ge stays by Xiao Fang's side for years, carefully pretending to love him.

She offers him her beauty, and Xiao Fang rewards her with boundless affection.

Bei Ge always keeps a clear head. She knows that using her beauty to serve a man cannot secure a lasting future. So, on the day she finally avenges herself, she plans to retire to the countryside and spend the rest of her life in peace.

But she never expected this.

Xiao Fang blocks Bei Ge, who has packed her bags and is about to leave, pinning her in a corner with a dark look. "Have you finished using me, my lord?"

"...We were using each other."

As Bei Ge speaks, the man grips her slender, pale neck from behind. She bites her lip in fear, only to hear him let out a gentle, reluctant sigh. "Why can't I ever win you over?"

*

It takes Bei Ge a long time to realize that this seemingly simple exchange of power and beauty is actually someone's deep, long-buried love, cherished for years.

Using her beauty to serve a man, Bei Ge finds a love that lasts and lasts.

One-on-one, both leads' first time.

Completed novel: The Crown Prince's Legitimate Concubine

Everyone knows that the Zhongshan princess is as beautiful as an immortal and exceptionally clever. But the kingdom of Zhongshan is weak, and princess's beauty has attracted the covetous attention of lords from every corner.

In recent years, the Yan clan in the north has shown signs of producing a great ruler.

The King of Zhongshan hopes to form an alliance and is willing to marry off his daughter. But the arrogant Crown Prince of Yan declares that he will only take the Zhongshan princess as a concubine.

Jiang Ran never expected that after being reborn, she would return to the time two years earlier when her marriage to Yan was being discussed. Moments ago, the new Yan king, who had declared he would only take her as a concubine, stormed the palace with Yan troops. Her entire family was slaughtered by Yan soldiers, and he took the dagger she had meant to use to kill herself and humiliated her mercilessly.

Fortunately, she has been reborn. Jiang Ran suppresses her trembling and faces the troubled King of Zhongshan. "I will marry him!"

When she first marries into the Eastern Palace, Jiang Ran still harbors fear and hatred toward Chu Che for storming the palace in her previous life. But gradually, Jiang Ran discovers that Chu Che seems somewhat different from the man she remembers...

Note: The heroine is reborn. Love and hate, set in an imaginary world, happy ending, one-on-one, both leads' first time.

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