Everyone Wrongly Accuses My Emperor

This book is complete. Other upcoming books: Starstruck Girl in the Marquis's Household and Spoiling My Brother After Being Reborn. My completed book, The Grateful Little Bride Is a Little Confused, has been signed for print publication!

My new book, Lord Gu Spoils His Wife Like There's No Tomorrow, is now available. Visit my author page to add it to your collection:

In her previous life, while Su Ranran was alive, all she wanted was to romance Lord Gu. She could never get enough of looking at him and wanted them to be together every moment. But Lord Gu thought she was too spoiled and delicate, and refused to take her anywhere. All he wanted was to devote himself to his career.

After Su Ranran died, she was trapped inside a painting hanging in Lord Gu's study. At last, her wish came true.

Reborn into this life, Su Ranran no longer wants romance. She wants to enjoy a peaceful life with her family and, while she's at it, help Lord Gu become a pillar of the nation sooner, so he can focus on his career and bring prosperity to the people.

But Lord Gu wishes he could tuck the still-spoiled and delicate young woman into his pocket and take her everywhere. He spoils her to the heavens, even worrying that she'll hurt her feet if she walks a few extra steps.

When people tease him for doting on his wife too much, Lord Gu smiles. "She is my life."

She truly is his life, his home, and the one his heart yearns for.

When she got hurt, she was in pain, and so was he. He had no choice but to cherish and protect her. As he kept pampering her, she became etched into his very bones, the beauty mark on his heart and the blood in his bones.

Blurb:

After being separated from her family for many years, the young A Qiao (Ye Zhiqing) finally returns home. Her first impression of the grand capital is that there are far too many lechers.

One day, A Qiao hears people say that the emperor is dull and unromantic. She is astonished. When it comes to flirting with and ingratiating himself to young ladies, he is clearly more than capable.

Another day, just as A Qiao is about to enter the palace by imperial decree, she overhears her family lamenting that the emperor already has a beloved cousin in his harem. They fear the empress will lead a lonely life. A Qiao, whom the emperor treats as if he were afraid she might melt in his mouth, is stunned again. Why do you all keep slandering our emperor?

Then one day, Empress Ye (A Qiao), the emperor's favorite, is impeached for using her beauty to rise to power and beguiling the sovereign. A Qiao slams the table and cries, "Nonsense! His Majesty isn't that shallow. I clearly got here because I had a thing with His Majesty. No, because we go way back. No, because..."

My completed book, The Grateful Little Bride Is a Little Confused, has been signed for publication. Please check it out:

A sweet young farm girl who had an extraordinary encounter after death returns, reborn, only to hear that the man who was her fiancé in her previous life, but whom she never got the chance to marry, is gravely ill and about to die! Determined to repay him for saving her in her previous life despite having wronged him, she bravely goes to his home with her chest puffed out and offers to marry him to bring him good fortune.

But after she marries into the family, the young bride, who had come prepared to shoulder a hoe and work hard to support the household, is left confused. Her husband's family, said to be so poor they can barely put food on the table, is a little strange.

Her beautiful, weepy mother-in-law gives her a gold bangle as a welcome gift. Solid gold? Her handsome young brother-in-law kills a wild boar with one hand to make her a special meal? And her sickly husband, who supposedly doesn't have long to live, can you please stop disappearing in the middle of the night? She really can't keep pretending she doesn't notice.

Upcoming book, Spoiling My Brother After Being Reborn:

As the stepdaughter of a grand princess, Gu Anning lived cautiously, knowing her position was awkward. Yet people plotted against her at every turn, and she ultimately died with regrets. Her greatest regret as she lay dying was never getting the chance to apologize to her ugly brother, who had silently protected her.

Reborn into another life, she finds joy in making money, gets revenge and deals with scumbags along the way, but spoiling her brother is her true daily routine.

Gu Yan has only just started learning to write, and Gu Anning is already confidently searching the world for a renowned teacher. "My brother is exceptionally gifted."

Gu Yan has only just begun martial arts training, and Gu Anning is already scouring the world for divine weapons. "My brother is going to be a great general. How could ordinary weapons possibly be good enough for him?"

Every day is a good day for Gu Anning to show off her brother, until one day, he becomes her husband.

When someone carries Gu Anning around a small stone in the road, she can't help blushing. But then he corners her against the wall and asks, "Anning, why didn't you praise your husband today?"

Upcoming book, Starstruck Girl in the Marquis's Household. Please add it to your collection:

For Lin Bao'er, a starstruck girl who has been frail since childhood, transmigrating is a delightful surprise. Being cheated on by her fiancé is no big deal, and neither is being framed by her love rival and forced to marry the disfigured and crippled heir of a marquis's household. But being unable to go online to follow her favorite celebrities, watch videos, and shower her idol with praise every day? That's the scariest thing of all.

On her wedding night, Lin Bao'er lets out a scream and nearly faints from happiness. Ahhh... I'm alive! I can do this! From now on, husband, you're my new idol!

The crowd rushes in at the sound of her scream, only to see their young lord's wife gazing at him adoringly as she reaches for the scar on his face.

Everyone: ...The young lord's wife really is no ordinary person.

Now that she has a living, lovable, ancient-style sickly idol she can shower with praise in person every day, Lin Bao'er feels she can do anything.

She can earn money and support a household, be elegant in public and cook in the kitchen, carry her husband on her back and take down the white lotus. Ahem, personal service, bathing and dressing, reading and grinding ink, leave it all to me. I can do it!

The exhausted young lord: No, you can't.

Everyone, who thinks Lin Bao'er is blind but doesn't dare say so: ...

The male lead is a native of this world. He'll get better. The story has both male and female leads' perspectives.

Theme: Keep working hard and never give up, and happiness will follow.