Highly recommended: my newly completed novel, Please Give Me Your Guidance for the Rest of My Life. The leads are not each other's firsts, and it's a marriage story.
Completed novel: Bondage, a big bad wolf and a little white rabbit.
Completed novel: Beloved, a scummy emperor turns into a devoted puppy, loving only her.
Blurb: If a waist is so thin it has no flesh on it, it hurts your hand and feels like it'll snap with one squeeze. What's fun about that? In my opinion, our A Ruan has the perfect waist: slim and soft.
As always, a sweet, doting romance. The hero is domineering and forceful, and the heroine is cute and gentle, a little white rabbit. Sweet enough to make your teeth ache.
A romance between members of wealthy families, and an emperor and empress. The man is strong and the woman is weak. Please check the warnings yourself, and read with caution if this isn't your cup of tea.
The author is rolling around cutely in her profile, begging you to add her to your favorites.
Important note: The story starts with an ancient character traveling to modern times, so there will be some modern romance scenes as a transition before the story returns to ancient times. Please be patient. The ancient setting is the main focus! The ancient setting is the main focus! The ancient setting is the main focus!
Theme:
I thought the extra story would write about why they had Shui Drop Nuan Yu and the god Qing Ye. Qiu should be the god who experienced the love tribulation. In the end, I wrote a scumbag. Will Xinyi have a side story?
I was very upset after reading this. Rong Yu is quite an asshole.
Congratulations on the completion. The eldest princess is considered relatively noble, so she should be able to be more wanton.
This can be considered sweet with a hint of scum... The protagonist is sweet and the supporting characters are scummy. I originally thought that the eldest princess's pair would be sweet, but in the end they were scummy. In fact, I don't think this article is sweet at all, because none of the supporting characters are sweet! An article should not only read the protagonist, but also the supporting characters.
Did you know simplified Chinese characters after traveling from ancient times? Don't be unreasonable. There's something wrong with the logic, it's neither fish nor fowl
Did you know simplified Chinese characters after traveling from ancient times? Don't be unreasonable. There's something wrong with the logic, it's neither fish nor fowl
The author's name collides with the name of my classmate in the third grade of junior high school.
Damn, let me ask you weakly... Is it SC? I don't really mind...
This guy named Qiu is not the male protagonist, so why is this male supporting character focused on in the first two chapters?
Is the male protagonist a scholar? The heroine seems to be a pitiful little girl. Her father doesn't care for her and her mother doesn't love her.