The Heir Apparent's Record of Spoiling His Wife (Reborn)

My next book will be a sweet historical romance, Marrying the Possessive God of War. Please add it to your favorites! Blurb: Delicate, frail beauty VS ethereal, seductive, cunning, and brooding young lord Lin Wan’s husband in her previous life, Gu Can, was the person she had loved since her youth. Though Gu Can treated her very well, he did not love her. In her previous life, disaster struck the Gu family, and Gu Can fell from a noble young lord to a prisoner. Lin Wan did everything she could to save his life, but she herself met a tragic end. Blood stained the snow. Holding her lifeless body, Gu Can’s eyes reddened. “It wasn’t that I had no heart for you. If there is another life, I will marry you again.” After being reborn, Lin Wan is the most beloved legitimate granddaughter of the Marquis of Pingyuan’s family, and a princess of the current dynasty, blessed with every luxury. She sets two goals for herself: First, never ruin a winning hand again. Second, have nothing to do with Gu Can, her husband from her previous life. But to her surprise, Gu Can, the North-Defending Heir whose divine bearing makes every noblewoman in the capital swoon, becomes her husband once again, determined to protect her and keep her safe for the rest of their lives. * In his previous life, Gu Can had scorned the machinations of power and wanted nothing to do with courtly intrigues. Now he has become the Jade-Faced Yama, feared by everyone in the capital. At a young age, he became the most powerful minister in the dynasty. He is also the only legitimate son of the North-Defending Prince, once the most powerful man in the court. Everyone in the capital knows that the ruthless, stern-faced heir to the North-Defending Prince is, in truth, a man who loves his wife more than life itself. A little scene: On their wedding night, in the midst of a blissful hour, the gloomy, aloof man, so expressionless he seemed almost wooden, drew Lin Wan into his arms. Lin Wan could tell he was very drunk and was about to slip free when Gu Can suddenly murmured, “Wanwan, how should I love you?” Reader’s guide: (1) Aloof, proud, gloomy, possessive heir who loves deeply VS delicate beauty with a slender waist, long legs, and a figure like snow-capped peaks. A fragile beauty who’s devastatingly alluring. (2) Super-sweet, swoon-worthy romance / emotions-forward / some pursuit of the wife, but not for long / sweet married-life fluff (3) Both are reborn, fictional setting, one-on-one romance. In both lives, the leads only have each other. Happy ending. Content warning: The heroine is fragile and sickly, not a strong, independent woman. She is truly a delicate beauty. This is more of a married couple healing each other through everyday life~ My historical romance, Marrying the Possessive God of War, is open for pre-orders. Please add it to your favorites! [Couple: Gentle, resilient little bunny VS cunning, cold, and roguish big bad wolf] (1) People say that the doctor, Madam Ruan, lives in seclusion in the mountains and has miraculous healing skills. Few know that Madam Ruan is only seventeen, and stunningly beautiful. Huo Pingxiao, Marquis of Dingbei, is the Great Li dynasty’s God of War. With military power in his hands, he can command the armies with his banner and shake the mountains and rivers. Born to a powerful family, he is proud and cold by nature, with a dazzlingly handsome face like the blazing sun. He is the dream of countless young women. By a twist of fate, Ruan An rescues the wounded Huo Pingxiao. She intends to give him medicine, but instead he grips her wrist... After recovering from his injuries, Huo Pingxiao remembers nothing of that night. Nor does he know that Ruan An had already secretly given him her heart. Not long after he leaves, Ruan An realizes her period is long overdue. (2) Four years later, word reaches the border garrisons that Huo Pingxiao has died in battle. Ruan An brings her young child to the capital, intending to let him claim his family name, but then she has a dream. In her dream, the crown princess forces her into a situation where her beauty is ruined. She is separated from her child and imprisoned within the palace for the rest of her life. And the young man she once loved from afar had not died in battle. He would become a regional warlord and overthrow the dynasty. During a palace coup, Ruan An is struck by a hail of arrows. Hearing the soldiers cry, “Long live the emperor!” she realizes Huo Pingxiao has usurped the throne. As she lies dying, Huo Pingxiao lifts her from the pool of blood. At last, Ruan An finds the courage to tell him that she has loved him for a long time, and even bore him a son. But not a word passes her lips, and his face grows harder to see. She only remembers the man removing his bloodstained armor and covering her body. Ruan An wakes from the nightmare and resolves to return to her hometown with her young son. But outside the carriage, she hears a clamor. When she lifts the curtain and sees the face of the man riding toward her, her heart pounds. She forces down her surging emotions. After all these years, Huo Pingxiao’s eyes are as cold as ever, but he looks in shock at the child beside her, a boy who looks so much like him. After being reborn, she gets her happy ending with the man she secretly loved. [Scene One] People often discuss the beloved doctor Madam Ruan, wondering whom she will marry. All they know is that both the talented young magistrate of the capital and a Buddhist monk of royal blood are interested in her. One has stayed unmarried for years because of her. The other would return to worldly life for her. In the deep of night, the “cousin” wife of Huo Pingxiao, Marquis of Dingbei, wakes from another nightmare. No one knows that the little cousin is actually the miraculous doctor, Madam Ruan. And no one knows that the iron-blooded warlord, feared by all and wielding the power of life and death, patiently and tenderly lulls his sleepless wife to sleep. He even calls her by her pet name in a soft voice: “A Xu, don’t be afraid. I’m here.” [Scene Two] After founding his dynasty, Emperor Yan Huo Pingxiao looks down upon the world, his power extending in every direction. Yet even amid his many duties, he helps the empress organize medical records. But the crown prince, Huo Xi, thinks his father doesn’t keep his word. That’s because Huo Pingxiao once said he could write a letter of divorce for his wife whenever the crown prince entered government service. But when the crown prince passed the highest civil service exam at the age of eight and became an official, his father denied ever saying the words “letter of divorce.” Reader’s guide: (1) One-on-one, both leads virgins, a married-life romance with a touch of melodrama. (2) Swoon-worthy romance, feel-good and satisfying, with old-school tropes like “gifted child” and “stunning, irresistible doctor.” (3) An unconventional story with two reborn leads, featuring prophetic dreams. [Synopsis revised for the fourth time on January 1, 2022. Screenshot saved on Weibo.] Theme: Justice will ultimately triumph over evil. Believe in yourself and the power of love.