New novel: Reborn with Beauty in My Bones, now available
The nation is fallen, yet its mountains and rivers remain; spring comes to the city, and grass and trees grow thick.
Pei Luoluo (Pei Yaoguang) was a princess of the former dynasty. The fall of her country meant the destruction of her family. The boy she met in her youth had become the new emperor. He told her, "Either become my consort, or die and wait for me in your grave."
She raised a gold hairpin, about to plunge it into her throat, when the wet nurse who had always stayed by her side told her, "Live. If you bear a prince and help him ascend the throne, the bloodline of the former dynasty will be woven into this new one."
So Pei Luoluo (Pei Yaoguang) entered Fu Shaocheng's harem.
She made countless plans and schemes, acting coy and foolish, bending herself to please him.
In the end, Fu Shaocheng said, "You were putting on such a good act that you almost fooled even me."
The truth was, her feelings were real, and her love was real, but reality was even more real.
The carved balustrades and jade steps should still be there, but the faces that once knew them have changed.
This story leans toward realism. It is angsty, and both the heroine and hero suffer. The ending is tragic, but the extras feature a reborn storyline full of sweetness.
This story is a slow burn. I hope you'll keep reading. I bow to you in gratitude.
[Coming Soon] Reborn with Beauty in My Bones
Originally titled Beauty in My Bones (Reborn): The flower that blooms in the mud may have white petals, but its heart is black.
Fu Wei was born alluring and graceful, with an innate bewitching charm. By the time she was in her teens, she was already the most beautiful woman in Bianliang. People vied for her hand, and even princes were smitten with her.
Her stepmother used filial piety to force Fu Wei and her brother to return home. The girl, as precious as gold and jade, was married off to a crude libertine.
In a light blue robe and a thin skirt, Fu Wei stood before the third prince, Zheng Ye. Her peach-blossom eyes brimmed with affection, her brows and eyes full of tenderness, and the corners of her eyes seemed to hold the promise of spring. She knew the man before her would soon become crown prince, second only to the emperor and above everyone else.
After the imperial examinations, a junior secretary joined the Eastern Palace's staff. The crown prince, Zheng Ye, doted on her, keeping her by his side every day.
In the Eastern Palace, the junior secretary stood beside Zheng Ye. Her neat official robes could not hide her lovely figure. Candlelight flickered, and shadows wavered.
"You used my name to have the Censors impeach the Fu and Zhang families. Why?"
"The Fu and Zhang families got what they deserved."
After speaking, Fu Wei turned and knelt before Zheng Ye.
"Fu Wei admits her mistake. I beg the Crown Prince to punish me."
Zheng Ye reached out and gently removed her hairpin. Her long, beautiful hair fell behind her like a waterfall.
"They say a beauty looks best by candlelight," he said with a smile. "Tell me, how should I punish you?"
Fu Wei thought for a moment, then placed her delicate hand on her belt.
"I am entirely at Your Highness's disposal."
She said it boldly, but on closer inspection, her hand was trembling slightly, and even her eyes were red.
"You have always been as bright and clear as the moon. But after escaping the Fu family, you seemed to become a completely different person," Zheng Ye said, lifting her into his arms. "Still, I like it."
Fu Wei's fingers glided lightly over the crown prince's ceremonial robes. If you had walked through the Avici Hell as I did, you would understand what it feels like.
[Completed Works]
When Will an Old Friend Come Treading on the Moon?
Madam, Please Take Your Seat. The broad setting of this story follows the world established in the extras of The Carved Balustrades and Jade Steps Should Still Be There, though some details have been adjusted. Characters from the earlier story will make occasional appearances. It is really, really sweet.
The Crown Prince's Self-Cultivation from Prince to Wife-Doting Husband. The broad setting of this story follows the previous work, Madam, Please Take Your Seat.
Theme: True love is priceless
Reading Signs (Republican Era)
The Fu Family Has a Fine Daughter (Republican Era)
Spoiled and Arrogant
The Crown Prince's Chronicle of Winning Back His Wife
The Eastern Palace's Lady-in-Waiting (Reborn)
The Playboy's Makeover Manual (Body Swap)
Enchanting to the Bone (Reborn)
The Enchantress (Reborn)
The Madam Wants to Break Off the Engagement Every Day
Longing [Republican Era]
The Crown Prince's Guide to Becoming a Devoted Husband
Plum Blossoms Bloom Again and Again in Jiangnan
Don't dare to watch the previous one, watch the extras, it'll be sweeter
Xu Zhe is so kind. Seeing this, he doesn't want Luoluo and Fu Shaocheng to be together anymore.
I just started reading the article last night and stayed up most of the night. Today at noon, I read it and it ended so quickly. I thought the affairs of the Zhao family needed to be discussed in detail. To be honest, I don't like Fu Shaocheng. What happened between him and Fu Jingyu reminded me of Emperor Langyabang and King Qi. The father doesn't know his son, and the son doesn't know his father. If a father knows his son, he should know that he will not really want to kill him; if a son knows his father, he should know that he also really loves him. Besides, Fu Shaocheng and Luo Luo, this is a relationship that should never have started. Luo Luo was only two years older than Fu Jingyu. Luo Luo was 13 years old when they first met. Although women in ancient times got married early, they still had feelings for someone who was comparable to their own daughter. I don't know whether to say that love has no boundaries or what. Luoluo's meeting Fu Shaocheng was her lifetime's happiness and sorrow. The entanglement between them can never be explained clearly. Maybe because she is a woman, I feel sorry for Luo Luo. I really hope that she can marry Xu Zhe, be safe and happy, and have a good ending in her life. But things in the world are always so ridiculous. Once you sit on the position of emperor, you will never be able to look back. It may be a bit gay, but the emperor of Langya Bang is really Fu Shaocheng's extremely vivid backup plan. Originally, the ending I thought about when I went to bed was that Luo Luo would go first and become the dead person that I could never fight for, leaving Fu Shaocheng with endless regrets (this was influenced by the previous comment section), but now it's better, if I don't explode in silence, I will perish in silence. The only thing I felt was that Zhao Qi's affairs were a bit rushed and should have been a little more detailed than they were now. The author is great! Above, the feelings of a young reader.
That sentence "My Jingyu wouldn't be like that" is really true that the living can never compare to the dead. Luoluo's heart felt cold when she heard it. Luoluo is actually very miserable. His father is the emperor, and he is the apple of his eye. He has never been wronged since he was a child. When I met Fu Shaocheng, I was struck by the fact that he was actually married and had children. Later, the country was destroyed by the one he loved, and the country was destroyed and the family was destroyed. The heroine listened to her mother-in-law's words and married Fu Shaocheng and gave birth to a prince. However, she condescended to others her whole life and was always a concubine. Her children were also concubines. I had a fight with the male protagonist and was heartbroken by the male protagonist.
This ending is quite good. Conflict broke out. Fu Shaocheng was so happy for a while that he succeeded, but also broke other people's hearts and made him regretful. Thinking about the previous episodes, I feel like I took advantage of him. Ps I think he has a cerebral hemorrhage
The problem isn't the way he behaves. .
Awesome, keep it up (???_??)? Looking forward to more good articles (?▽?)
Although it is a bit scummy, the timing is not right.
After reading it, I'm going to review it. Hey
I feel like I still have more to say. Come on.