Sequel: Getting Back Together with My White Moonlight, updating now~ Visit the author's page to read it~
A devoted, aggressively flirtatious wolf-dog hero x a cool-headed, clever heroine who attracts admirers
[Romance Blurb]
Jialan's ideal husband was a refined gentleman.
Who knew fate would send her
an enormous wolf-dog who flirted with her in every possible way, day after day?
But aside from going a little overboard when he flirted with her,
he was a loyal dog in every other way.
So she supposed she could accept him...
Li Zhan, the big wolf-dog: How exactly do I seem like I'm only reluctantly accepting you?
[Career Blurb]
Jialan once told her father that she didn't want to be empress.
Who knew that after two dynasties and six emperors,
the crown would still end up firmly on her head?
A man she had once thought would be just a fleeting passerby in her life
ended up building such a dazzling life alongside her.
[Historical Blurb]
#A woman born with a Mary Sue aura#
She was the niece of Yuwen Yong, an emperor for the ages, and the mother of Li Shimin, another emperor for the ages.
Legend has it that when she came of age, her father set up a screen painted with sparrows to choose a husband for her.
Dozens of men came and went, but only Gaozu had the skill to hit the target with his arrow.
This became a famous tale for posterity: winning the bride by hitting the painted sparrow.
Based on Tang Gaozu and Empress Taimu
A parallel world, more or less
Reader's guide:
1. One-on-one romance, happy ending, both leads are virgins.
2. The male and female leads will have a sweet, doting romance, with no heartbreak.
3. To give the story a happy ending, it won't follow history completely. There is a reason for everything, which you'll understand as you read on~
4. The entire story is complete, so don't worry about the author abandoning it.
5. The story takes place when Northern Zhou, Northern Qi, and Southern Chen stood side by side. It begins with the historical events that came before, but later developments will diverge from recorded history.
Up next: Getting Back Together with My White Moonlight
Blurb:
After living a second life, Shangguan Wan'er believes
she should run far away from the white moonlight who once broke her heart.
But after they reunite,
she can't escape the law of "once you try it, you can't go back."
Li Xian (tenderly): Still want to run?
Shangguan Wan'er (shyly): Not anymore.
Theme:
Your wife just wants you to be alone all your life. Love is just selfish.
After reading it for the second time, I found that Cui's father was really a great man. He was affectionate and righteous to his deceased wife. He could put aside his hatred and sacrifice himself for the sake of the world. His brilliance surpasses that of his son Cui Ling
You write, or you are still writing, and it is there, only increasing but not decreasing.
How should I put it? Historically, Li Yuanji was really the least effective among several legitimate sons.
Li Shimin was an upright man and did not know how to please his father's concubines, so that his brothers took advantage of him. So Empress Changsun "served her great ancestor with filial piety, was respectful to her concubines, and tried her best to fill the gap in order to seek internal help." When it came to the Xuanwumen Incident, he went to the scene in person to inspire the soldiers. When Li Shimin became emperor, she was responsible for monitoring Li Yuan's concubines, sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews to prevent them from causing trouble. Those who were locked up for a long time ended up with mental problems! Therefore, Queen Changsun is definitely a noblewoman of the Xianbei tribe, extremely tough. The reason why it is so perfect as recorded in history books is because Li Shimin was "one emperor through the ages", so the eldest grandson was also deified. She was established as an excellent example of women in feudal society. In fact, how can a woman who encourages her husband to kill her brothers and force her father to abdicate be regarded as a virtuous and virtuous woman? Empress Changsun was originally a complete Xianbei woman from the inside out.
Wasn't it the same with Zhu Gaochi in the early Ming Dynasty? He had no military merit, stayed behind, and was almost killed by his younger brother.
The same goes for Li Zhi. The other sons are all transparent. If Li Zhong hadn't been established as the prince, I wouldn't have known there was such a person.
Is Yang Yanniang Wu Zetian's mother?
Mrs. Xuanhua?????
There would be no fun without Little Baozi's extra story