Midwinter

Blurb: Yan Hong, Prince of Southern Commandery, has always been a shameless rogue. He indulges in wine and women, practices alchemy in pursuit of immortality, and even urges his widowed mother, the Dowager Princess, to remarry after years alone. Keeping a man as a lover is hardly unusual for him. He never expected Meng Dong, his "male lover," famed for his beauty throughout Jiangling City, to have such an impressive background. A reckless prince gong VS a scheming shou A serious historical fantasy, not a male-lover story. If you need strict historical accuracy, this isn't for you. Updated daily at 12:00 noon. Please don't check my ranking. Preorder: "The Imperial Grandson Doesn't Want the Country to Fall" A rebellious, deeply calculating imperial grandson gong & a stunning beauty who turns the world upside down, a fake Taoist shou Blurb: On the day he entered the palace, Priest Jiang wore an old Taoist robe washed pale with age. With his cool, immortal-like features and his superb medical skills, which saved the Third Prince's life, he seemed like a detached celestial being who had no interest in the mortal world. No one expected this "immortal" to smash the alchemy furnace of the Celestial Master Zhang next door just a few days later. After that, he became even more brazen, taking charge of the Imperial Medical Bureau, occupying the Noble Consort's quarters, and emptying the emperor's treasured pills. He even climbed into the bed of the Imperial Grandson. - Yan Yinzhi has always hated Taoists, but Priest Jiang is simply too handsome. What began as an unspoken arrangement in which each got what they wanted, with a little lust at first sight on the side, slowly grew into mutual understanding and companionship through their days together and countless brushes with death. In the end, a rare bit of genuine affection blossomed. Later, the border was in crisis. Yan Yinzhi had only just put the court in order and taken control of the government, but he had no choice but to lead the army north himself. Through fierce battles and countless hardships, the thought that kept him going was getting home soon to reunite with the one he loved. Yet on the eve of his triumphant return, he received a secret letter saying that turmoil had broken out in the capital, and that a demon Taoist had taken control of the palace and intended to rebel. The letter was written by the very demon Taoist who planned to rebel. Younger gong, 1v1, happy ending Reader's guide: 1. This is still a fictional setting, with a little political intrigue, but not much. 2. To avoid spoilers, I could only make the blurb work this way. It isn't the entire plot. 3. The characters are imperfect. Their portrayal doesn't represent the author's values. 4. I'll add more later if I think of anything. (#^.^#) Theme: