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Blurb: Qi Shuyan cultivated his mind and body at a Taoist temple. At eighteen, he ascended the throne and married Min Yu'er, making her empress.
Rumor had it that this princess was delicate and beautiful, but had already caused the deaths of two husbands. She was practically Daji reborn.
Qi Shuyan and Min Yu'er became husband and wife, but their personalities didn't mesh and they had no shared interests. They couldn't even agree on what to have for dinner. Everyone eagerly waited for them to split... But they couldn't?
Late at night in the palace, Qi Shuyan held a book and silently recited, "Let affection arise, but keep within the bounds of propriety. A gentleman is clear and upright..."
A lazy voice called out, "Qi~ Shu~yan, I'm exhausted."
"...I'm coming."
Bonus scene:
Min Yu'er's definition of Qi Shuyan: a pillow.
On her first stormy night after marrying into the palace, she was so frightened that her eyes turned red. She sleepily threw on her nightclothes and ran into Qi Shuyan's arms, asking plaintively, "It's thundering. I'm scared..."
Qi Shuyan's eyes darkened. After a long while, he let out a deep breath. "...I'm here."
From then on, the man became a pillow, reserved for rainy nights. Handsome, too, and at no extra cost.
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Blurb for the next book: A sweet love-triangle story with plenty of melodrama and indulgent romance, one-on-one.
Zhao Ayu transmigrated into a book. Due to the foolish antics of the "wise" System, the world became jumbled, merging three stories of palace intrigue, a comeback, and revenge. At their intersection, Zhao Ayu became the heroine of all three.
In a nutshell: Three male leads are wearing themselves out trying to win me over, while all I want is to be a heartless flirt who leaves as soon as she's had her fun.
The difficulty and randomness of choosing one out of three.
Ayu: "Brother, I'm only sweet-talking you. I don't have feelings for you."
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I cried while reading this chapter. I felt so sorry for Gong Yeheng's love. The more I read, the more I wanted to cry. His love should be no less than that of the male protagonist.
Wuwuwuwu, I haven't loved the second male lead so much in a long time. Wuwuwu, this real second male lead makes me feel even more distressed.
Gong Yeheng is also very good!
Although the story has been finished, I still want to see the second male lead and the female protagonist. It's okay to leave it alone ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I don't understand. This article has been updated for a few months and there has been no negative feedback. Why are all the monsters and monsters coming to the end? If it doesn't look good, they won't go around.
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I also feel that Gong Yeheng can't let go of Yu'er, and not being able to love him is the most heartbreaking thing
In fact, this second male lead is more courageous and affectionate than the male lead.
In fact, it makes no sense for the heroine's father to do this. He has left his daughter to the hero, and he is still delaying to let the hero give the heroine a title... Unless he takes the heroine back to Beiyu, then it makes sense to delay and not give the hero a reply.
Woohoo, I can't bear to leave! Spread flowers spread flowers