Ten Miles of Spring Breeze, a Fine Drizzle

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Blurb:

After three years of marriage, Ning Weiwei has long known that her husband has a first love, a cherished memory he can't speak of or forget.

She doesn't care. After all, she got lucky with this marriage, and she's quite satisfied for now.

Su Chunfeng's reason for choosing Ning Weiwei was simple: it was time to get married.

Besides, they knew each other well, and their parents liked her.

But where did this ex-boyfriend come from, suddenly showing up to prove his love?

What is this about loving each other passionately, only to be torn apart in anguish?

Didn't you say you only had feelings for him, and that he was the only one you loved?

What a liar!

Su, the lawyer who could remain unruffled even if the universe exploded right in front of him, completely panicked at last!

Maybe they should just call it quits!

He could settle for less again and punish her by letting her keep lying to him for the rest of her life!

Both the hero and heroine have been hurt by love. It's a story of mutual healing, with almost no heartbreak. If anyone's going to be scum, it'll be the second male and female leads.

Blurb for Song of Wanwan, Green Grass, and Clouds:

Buddhism speaks of seven kinds of suffering: birth, old age, sickness, death, meeting those one resents, parting from those one loves, and longing for what one cannot have. Birth, old age, sickness, and death are ordinary parts of life. In time, they cease to feel like suffering. But when it comes to love, if it doesn't last happily until the end, it is bound to leave one's heart broken and half a lifetime filled with regret.

One is a princess who holds the power of the realm, one is a county lady uniquely favored by the imperial family, and one is the beloved youngest daughter of two generations of imperial tutors. The three most high-born women in the Great Zhou Dynasty should have been born to privilege and lived lives of ease. Yet just as they first discovered the taste of love, they encountered the trials fate had in store for them, and from then on, like moths drawn to a flame, they could never again be carefree.

P.S. A mix of joy and sorrow, but the overall tone is angsty.

If you like happy endings, check out my other novels in the author's page.

Blurb for Love All the Way:

People say that we are never satisfied. Greed, curiosity, and fickleness are sins that can never be washed away.

Before she won over Lu Cheng'an, Li Xin'ai had only one thought: build a wall and keep her Brother Cheng forever trapped inside her castle.

But she never expected that she would be the first to step beyond that wall, tempted by the sights outside.

Looking at the person still smiling brightly in the middle of the funeral hall, she knew her happiness had come to an end.

If Heaven gave her another chance, she would rather never have drawn him into her life.

All she wanted was for him to live happily.

After returning to the country, Lu Cheng'an discovered something: the little girl who had clung to him five years ago had suddenly grown up.

He really shouldn't have taken those childish words seriously.

He had kept himself chaste for her all these years, only to waste all that anticipation for nothing.

But why did he feel so uncomfortable whenever another man approached her?

It was like he'd drunk several jars of aged vinegar, with the sourness rising nonstop.

Never mind. Let him test the waters first. He refused to believe the girl really had no feelings for him anymore.

P.S. The heroine is reborn. This time, she won't flirt with anyone. Someone else will have to pursue her.

There are also my recently completed novel, Catch a Tutor to Be My Prince Consort, and the historical romance Ink on the Emerald Underworld in my author's page. Please show them your support!

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