My new historical danmei novel, "Long Wind, Ten Thousand Miles," is now out! Please add my upcoming historical romance, "Knowing Your Heart," to your collection~
Yan Ning took her own life on the night of her wedding to a foolish emperor. Reborn, she spends all her time plotting when the tyrant will die.
Just then, she saves a blood-soaked boy from a slave market. From then on, she no longer walks the road to vengeance alone, with no one by her side.
Later, the boy transforms into a regent with power over the court. He kills the tyrant, cuts down corrupt officials, and takes care of every threat to her, step by step. Yet from beginning to end, he never lets her get a drop of blood on her hands.
He stands between her and every bitter grudge, takes the dagger from her hand, and strokes her slender fingers. "I'll face the blood and darkness... You need only be the moon and the light."
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Everyone knows the regent is cold as ice and has no interest in romance. Then one day, they see him take a woman from among the families of convicted officials.
The court is in an uproar.
It isn't until the regent's wedding that everyone finally wakes from their dream.
Someone asks, "Who is His Highness marrying?"
The regent: "My benefactor!"
The benefactor who saved him from darkness and gave him a love beyond measure.
*He crawled out of the abyss of hell to give her courage beyond the sun and moon, and the gentleness of a peaceful world.*
Clever, charming heroine × reserved, obsessive hero
1. Sweet romance, one couple, happy ending.
2. Slow burn, emotion-focused, they save each other.
3. Set in an imaginary world, no historical nitpicking.
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Please add my ongoing novel "The Princess Is a Sickly Beauty" to your collection~
Zhao Rushang, the beloved Princess Yijia, was frail and sickly from childhood, and finally died before her eighteenth birthday.
When she opened her eyes again, Zhao Rushang discovered that she'd gone back two years. Her old illness still plagued her, and she was as weak as ever.
Zhao Rushang plans to live freely and happily for two years, accepting that she'll die again. Then she suddenly meets a young physician named Pei Yuan, who is bold despite his youth.
Right in front of her, he bluntly lists all her ailments and boasts that he can cure her within two years.
But why does the way he looks at her change as he treats her?
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A new physician joins the Imperial Medical Academy. He's young and handsome, but never smiles.
As soon as he enters the palace, he tries to ingratiate himself with the beloved Princess Yijia. Everyone sneers at him: what a vain, greedy man, blessed with a handsome face for nothing.
But Physician Pei seems to have real talent. The princess's chronic illness, which had never improved for years, is finally getting better.
One day, an imperial decree arrives, and Pei Yuan, a little-known physician, suddenly becomes the princess's consort.
Everyone: ???
No one knows that the physician Pei, now a consort and skilled in medicine, devoted himself to treating Zhao Rushang's illness over two lifetimes.
My historical danmei novel "Long Wind, Ten Thousand Miles" is now out!!! Please add it to your collection~
Xie Yan joined the army at fourteen. Arrogant and unruly, he spent ten years on the battlefield and returned victorious.
On the same day, the enemy nation sent a hostage. The whole court said he was a handsome, gentle, and courteous young gentleman.
Only Xie Yan knew he wasn't a refined young man, but a savage wolf hiding his fangs.
*Neither partner is a good person. Dual POV, one couple, happy ending.
Arrogant, bold, and unruly gong × seemingly gentle but actually sinister, obsessive shou
My next novel will be "Knowing Your Heart"
Older woman-younger man romance, senior palace maid × young emperor
The day Zhi Yi was picked up from the snow by the Dowager Consort, she secretly vowed to serve her for the rest of her life.
The Dowager Consort taught her, bit by bit, how to survive in the palace. Zhi Yi lived up to her expectations, becoming the chief maid of Ci'an Palace at just eighteen.
A rumor spreads that the Dowager Consort took her in to prepare her as a woman for the emperor, to send her to his bed one day.
Zhi Yi rests her hands on her hips, amused. The current emperor is still a half-grown boy, about as tall as she is, so there's no way she'll be joining his harem.
Then one day, Zhi Yi suddenly realizes that the boy has grown into a man. Dressed in his imperial robes, he stands tall and comes to confront her in a fury.
The young, innocent emperor has turned into a big bad wolf. Zhi Yi thinks she must have misjudged him back then...
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Nan Yin, who ascended the throne young, believes he has seen every kind of beauty. Zhi Yi barely counts as one of them, and he hates that she's so clueless about romance!
But when it comes time to choose a consort, he thinks the Zhang girl is too thin, not as voluptuous as Zhi Yi. The Wu girl is too naive, not as considerate as Zhi Yi. The Li girl is too unruly, not as steady as Zhi Yi.
After comparing them all, he gives in and follows the Dowager Consort's advice, reluctantly taking Zhi Yi as his consort. But why does this arrogant woman think he's too young?
The emperor's dignity is deeply wounded. Nan Yin decides to stop holding back and locks her in his bedchamber, showing off his perfect physique.
Zhi Yi covers her face, blushing. "Well, the emperor is just a little young..."
'The southern breeze knows my heart, and blows my dreams to the western isles.'
*The heroine is three years older than the hero. An older woman by three years is a treasure~
*Imaginary setting, one couple, both leads devoted only to each other.
Theme: Returning from the abyssal swamp to see the light again
It feels like the author forced Xiao Xun and his son to go offline in order to make the male protagonist ascend to the throne, which was a bit sudden.
It's a pity for the little emperor's family
It's really strange later on. In order to make the male protagonist the emperor and the female protagonist the queen, King Qin was hastily written to death, and then his son also died hastily. It's a bit inexplicable.
Why wasn't the child born? It ended so hastily!
The emperor fell ill so suddenly, it felt like he was ill just to advance the plot.
Thanks in advance for free Tell me how I feel. The male and female protagonists have the aura of old protagonists, but Xiao Xun's tool family is really miserable, because the heroine's prophecy of the phoenix position will give way to the male protagonist, and the whole family of three is in ruins. Moreover, the way the tool man died was outrageous, and the man who had been cut open would not be able to survive. I thought it was a foreshadowing for Xue Chongyang, but it turned out that there was nothing. In the end, I thought that one of them must be saved for this family, oh no. How should I put it? Xiao Xun was not hostile and helped save people, conceal his identity and grant marriages. It's true that good people don't live long. The same goes for the little emperor. He was shot while trying to save the male protagonist, right? It would be better to just follow the routine and write about the male protagonist's family hiding an army and then taking over the throne, or the female protagonist breaking the prophecy and becoming a princess. I hope that the author can pay attention to the relationship between the protagonist and the supporting characters in the future. It is not impossible for the tool man to be good, but it will be boring if it is too deliberate.
I really like this novel, it's great
Ah, this feeling is "the author wants me to die, but I have to die"
The little emperor's family is so pitiful! It's a bit obvious that the author forced the little emperor's family to go offline.
It's a bit miserable and not suitable for people like me with shallow tear sockets.