The Pearl in My Palm

Ye Lizhu was a delicate beauty with skin like ice and bones like jade. Yet even when she came of age, no one dared come to ask for her hand in marriage. Everyone knew that Ye Lizhu was frail and needed someone to support her even after walking a few steps. Her father, the prime minister, doted on her. If anyone married such a sickly beauty and failed to care for her properly, the ruthless Prime Minister Ye would surely kill them. Ye Lizhu was troubled by it, too. Her health grew worse by the day. As she waited for death in resignation, a cold man often wandered around the prime minister's residence. He was tall and handsome as a celestial being, but terribly cold. Even the way he looked at Ye Lizhu was frightening. Yet whenever Ye Lizhu came near him, her frail body recovered a little. If he went too far away, she could hardly breathe. At last, one day, Ye Lizhu cleverly pretended to fall so she could get close to the man and stay alive. Prime Minister Ye, who feared nothing, hurriedly grabbed his daughter and whispered in her ear, "That's the Prince Regent, the Prince of Qin who brought ten thousand troops to the capital to intimidate the emperor. Sweetheart, let's find you someone gentler. Don't go after that demon." . Later, the Prince Regent pulled the pitiful little Lizhu into his arms. "Be good. Come a little closer." . Only the Prince Regent knew how long he had been in love with this little beauty. . Reading Guide: A sweet romance. The heroine is adored by everyone and is a carefree little sweetheart. The hero is powerful. He seems aloof and ascetic, but in truth... ☆☆ Reason for entering the contest: The hero helps the Crown Prince ascend the throne, encourages technological innovation, and achieves many great things. ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Upcoming novel: Woke Up to Three Kids When A Tong wakes up, she finds herself in a magnificent palace. Everyone around her keeps calling her Empress. A gentle-looking teenager of sixteen or seventeen calls her Mother, an eight- or nine-year-old child gazes at her hopefully, and a chubby little one under two crawls into her arms, crying. A Tong is completely bewildered. She's only sixteen, still unmarried and living at home. How could she have a son older than herself? The eldest is the Crown Prince, handsome and refined, aloof and indifferent. But he is deceived by a scheming woman and nearly marries her as his Crown Princess. The second is Prince Cheng, eight years old, a soft, chubby little glutton. Without the Crown Prince's aura, he's bullied by the palace servants until he becomes a little ball of misery. The third is a little crybaby whose eyes never run out of tears. His eldest brother doesn't dote on him, and his second brother doesn't love him. All he wants is to be cherished. Little Scene: A Tong has just put the third child to sleep and returned to her own chambers. She's about to drift off when someone suddenly flings open the bed curtains and pinches her chin. "Are they good to you, or am I?" There's a strong smell of jealousy in the air. A Tong is so tired she can barely keep her eyes open, but she has no choice but to hug this extremely possessive man. "All right. The children may be my focus for now, but you're the person I love most. They'll each have their own lives..." Reading Guide: The children are her own. All three are the heroine's biological children. The hero is their biological father, but he's not exactly a good dad. The hero is obsessive and unwell; the heroine is a natural seductress. Raising children while falling in love. One-on-one romance, both leads are virgins. Theme: A sweet love story