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Blurb:
Su Jinjin grew up believing that her clothes had to be one of a kind and the man she married had to be peerless. Then her father married her off to one of the servants in their household. She feared the wheel of fortune might turn against her. Once her family fell from power, her good days would be over, and she would live in constant fear that the husband who had never cared for her might abandon her.
Life is full of hardships. Building a fortune is hard, keeping it is hard, and keeping your husband is harder still. While walking on eggshells, Su Jinjin also has to fend off all the wildflowers and weeds who covet her husband and come knocking at her door. Once their relationship begins to blossom, Su Jinjin wishes she could tell the whole world: My husband is the best. There is no one like him.
Before marriage, Su Jinjin was a bona fide spoiled rich kid. After marriage, her husband dotes on her so much that she becomes a dramatic little troublemaker who does whatever she pleases. Her husband is so wonderful that Su Jinjin has no way to repay him, so she resolves to open a clothing shop and support him for the rest of his life.
Who could have guessed that the faithless man who left her without a word four years ago would return? To her horror, Su Jinjin discovers that this scheming man seems to have come specifically for her husband. He has crossed mountains and seas to steal her man, and that man is her own husband. Su Jinjin feels a pang of misery.
The male and female leads can't stand each other at first, but eventually their dislike turns to love. One couple, no love triangles. You can ignore the supporting characters' romances. Happy ending. This newbie writer humbly asks for reviews, follows, and support!
[Serial novel The Young Lady Insists on Having Her Way has 150,000 words updated so far. Here's the blurb.]
A sweet young lady from a sinister martial-arts clan versus a sharp-tongued bodyguard who has no interest in beauty: a game of push and pull between men and women.
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The first time Mu Yao saw Han Lie, she thought he was handsome and rebellious, and wanted to keep him like a songbird in a golden cage, train him well, and make him completely obedient to her.
But this bird wouldn't obey.
Han Lie apparently had never heard that a man would rather die than be humiliated. He could bend with the wind and take advantage of every opportunity, making sure she never got the upper hand.
He often smiled at her, with a smile that could steal anyone's heart.
Yet Mu Yao could sense the defiance and disgust hidden beneath that smiling mask.
The more rebellious he was,
the more she wanted to see him behave.
Mu Yao began to consider using special methods to control him.
She tucked a bright red Heartbreak Flower behind her ear and asked if it looked good.
He didn't look at her, only at the poisonous flower that had ruined countless lives.
He gazed at her with a smile that was not quite a smile.
"You wouldn't dare!"
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Everyone in Manbeng Stronghold knew that the chieftain's niece was more beloved than his own daughter.
From the very first time they met, Mu Yao made it perfectly clear to him.
The man she set her sights on would sooner or later belong in the palm of her hand.
Han Lie couldn't openly offend her or show his displeasure. All he could do was reluctantly humor her.
Mu Yao loved to smile, her smile as sweet as malt candy.
But she also resembled the Heartbreak Flower: beautiful on the outside, poisonous through and through.
The chieftain doted on her even more than on his own daughter, and all the men in the stronghold wanted to become her admirers.
All except him.
He hated this sweet-smiling menace more than anyone.
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Han Lie: "There's an old saying in my hometown: You can't make a melon sweet by twisting it off the vine. Why must the young lady insist on having her way?"
Mu Yao wore a pure, harmless smile and answered with utmost sincerity.
"I never force men. One day, you'll willingly become mine."
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Reader's guide:
1. The heroine is no saint. She kills from the start. She treats human life as worthless as weeds, but that's just a facade. She only kills those who deserve it.
2. There are no doormats in this story, only a game of push and pull between men and women. Everyone has their own motives, and none of them are innocents.
3. The setting is the Three-No Zone, a lawless place where all manner of filth gathers. This is a fictional setting, so please don't overanalyze it.
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Theme: Unclear, don't know, making it up as I go along.
To be honest, I feel that the male protagonist still has a female partner in his heart, but he just feels that it is impossible to match up with a female protagonist. He also likes the female protagonist. The female protagonist is like the white moonlight of the male protagonist, which is not acceptable.
Yuan Qi must have done it... This guy is really bad
Long time no see, here we are again. .
Drag the hero out and beat him up
The writing in big letters is pretty good! I like it, but it's too short
With a wave of his hand, there was a pile.
The collection is very small, and it is obviously very beautiful.
The author himself is here to slap me in the face. I originally planned to update it today, but I made an appointment with my friends for dinner in the evening, so... I'm really afraid that everyone will give up on me! Tomorrow, tomorrow will be better!
Happy New Year!
The water in Jinjiang Lake is a thousand feet deep, and it's not as deep as your love~