[New Novel: The Little Marquis's Cherished One] Seeking readers! Updated daily. Proud beauty x scheming little marquis
The Wen family of Jinling welcomed a legitimate daughter.
She was the only daughter of the Second Master, who had been kidnapped years ago and died young.
A wild country girl, she became the object of everyone's ridicule in the household. They laughed at her for coveting wealth and status.
Later, the Prince of Zhennan's household remembered an old betrothal and decided to bring a Wen girl into the family as a bride.
The wild girl Wen Liu became the substitute bride. In a daze, she climbed into the bridal sedan and married the notorious little marquis.
On their wedding day, he hurriedly abandoned her after the ceremony, and she did not see him again for a month.
Until the seventieth birthday banquet of the Wen family matriarch, where Wen Liu attended alone and endured everyone's disdain.
The little marquis appeared like a Bodhisattva come to her rescue, arriving only to stand up for her and make sure she wasn't wronged.
"We're newlyweds. It wouldn't be right to send Little Liu to become someone else's second wife."
From then on, the moon beneath the sea was the moon in the sky, and the person before her became the one in her heart.
Wen Liu thought: I'm so lucky to have married someone this handsome, who has neither a wife nor a concubine.
Gu Huaian put an arm around Wen Liu and thought: With arms and legs as slender as Little Liu's, she really can't take too much rough treatment.
[Synopsis]
The Third Bai Miss, fifteen years old, had been sickly as a child and was sent to the countryside to be raised. She had been back in the capital for a year.
Bai Tang couldn't do much besides write stories to help with household expenses and repay her parents' kindness.
Her first story: a lovesick woman and a faithless man in a tragic tale of torrid love.
Half a month later, the Fourth Miss of the Xuanwei General's household was robbed and killed by an impoverished scholar while eloping.
Her second story: a mysterious killer using cruel methods.
A month later, the couple who owned the rice shop were found brutally murdered at home, and their only son had disappeared.
Her third story: ...
Registrar Bai nervously looked at the visitor, the young and promising Left Vice Minister of the Court of Judicial Review.
"May I ask what brings you here, my lord?"
Pei Shen gestured to eight large chests of betrothal gifts. "I have long admired the Third Miss. I've come here for one reason."
"This humble official is too dull to understand."
"To ask for her hand in marriage."
Bai Tang sat in the main hall, silent. Thank goodness he wasn't here to interrogate me. (ó﹏ò?)
1. Troublesome little genius Bai, the Third Miss, vs. a scheming, capable investigator and Vice Minister of the Court of Judicial Review
2. This story will definitely have a happy ending, and is set in a fictional world. The romance is all mutual flirting. Updated daily. No reposting on other sites.
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Wen Liu was a sensible girl, gentle by nature, and never fought for anything.
Unfortunately, fate dealt her a poor hand.
At thirteen, her parents died when their merchant ship was attacked.
At sixteen, she arrived in Jinling for the first time and became a legitimate daughter of the Wen family.
On the day she married Jinling's number-one playboy, Wen Liu spent the night alone.
A month into their marriage, her husband had yet to show his face.
At the Wen family matriarch's seventieth birthday banquet, Wen Liu attended alone and endured everyone's disdain.
Her husband, who hadn't shown his face in a month, rode up on a tall horse, dressed in white as bright as snow.
Gu Huaian put an arm around Wen Liu, radiating a bandit's swagger and warning everyone to keep their distance.
"You old hags, picking on my wife. What kind of achievement is that? If you've got the nerve, try taking me on!"
From then on, the moon beneath the sea was the moon in the sky, and the person before her became the one in her heart.
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As the female priest of Xiyue Village, Tong Ling was born with a short life expectancy. She never expected to find an 'old relic' and accidentally open the nightmare gate sealed away by Xiyue Village for a hundred years. With it came the arrival of 'the lights go out, the ghosts appear' and days spent playing hide-and-seek with a hundred ghosts.
Tong Ling, a fellow short-lived priestess, dreamed one day of her aunt drowning, her grandmother burning to death, and her great-grandmother hanging herself. They stared at her in shock and said:
How are you still alive?
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I just wanted to say why the heroine is a bit reckless, but then the hero came and was convinced... Do the heroes and heroines have to "hero save the beauty" when they meet?
Seeing this, the heroine actually didn't do anything, but she gave me the feeling of a troublemaker. She was impulsive, had no strength, and had no higher IQ than ordinary people...
Aren't you worried about your father's death?
I just want to say that if the heroine's grandfather passes away, her parents don't need to attend the funeral and observe mourning? He directly sent a servant back to pick up his daughter. What kind of operation was this? The grandfather was not the nanny who took care of the mistress. He just picked up the child when he died! What about the mistress even if he was robbing his love? Why do you feel like your grandfather is dispensable?
This family abandoned their daughter in the countryside, even though they said it was for her health, and then they didn't even take a look at it for so many years? Are you still showing how much you miss your daughter now? Can't figure it out
So the heroine is always stupid and the hero is always a hero saving the beauty? . . Doing things without considering the consequences is really speechless.
The heroine and her uncle have the same name. One is a tree, the other is a tang, both have the character "" next to them.
Writing like this, the male protagonist saves the female protagonist again and again, and the female protagonist's vague attitude towards the male protagonist... It's a bit of a suspension bridge effect no matter how you look at it.
It would be nice if the plot was more fleshed out
What bad luck! There's always someone to trick you!