[This novel will end on Tuesday, November 26, and go on sale in reverse order starting then. Please check out my upcoming novel, "I Became the Empress After Divorce [Reborn]"! If you're passing by, dear readers, please take a look and add it to your collection! It's been so hard!]
Blurb for "I Became the Empress After Divorce":
Jiang Li got divorced.
Watching her nominal husband spend his days drowning his sorrows in drink over his unattainable true love, she decided she couldn't keep settling for less in this life.
All of Shengjing was laughing at Jiang Li, saying it had been no small feat for her to use her reputation as one of Shengjing's Two Beauties to marry a prince. Now that she was divorced, would there still be a place for a Jiang woman in this vast city?
But who could have guessed that before long, the fearsome and decisive Marquis of Xiangbei, whose name resounded throughout the land, would arrive with a lavish bridal procession and knock on the Jiang family's door?
A little scene:
"My lord, I've gotten the full story. Miss Jiang's maid says only a heroic man who can pacify the realm and bring peace to the land is worthy of Miss Jiang's peerless beauty."
Wei Jing furrowed his brow. "Speak plainly!"
"You have to become emperor!"
Blurb for "Has the Grand Secretary Successfully Raised His Ward Today?":
(Sweet, adorable little fairy x Demon Lord of a Grand Secretary)
A Fu is the chief fairy attendant under the Goddess of Childbirth. Her duty is to protect newborn babies for three years.
With her century-long evaluation period approaching, she sneaks down from the immortal mountain and, by a twist of fate, saves Pei Xu, who was never supposed to be born.
From then on, a little shadow follows A Fu everywhere.
The Goddess of Childbirth says, "You're the one who caused the trouble, and you're the one who saved him. For the sake of the Great Zhou's security for the next hundred years, it's your responsibility and duty to raise Pei Xu into a good man who serves his country and its people, instead of letting him bring harm to the mortal world."
A Fu looks horrified. "What?"
I'm sorry, okay?
Later, Pei Xu, who should have remained in hell forever and never been born, becomes the youngest and most beloved Grand Secretary in the Great Zhou.
A Fu is proud of him and gets ready to pack her things and return to take her place among the immortals, only for the Grand Secretary to pin her against the wall, leaving her unable to move.
A Fu's legs go weak with fright. "Can't we talk this out? Don't... don't come any closer!"
My friend's fantasy novel recommendation: "Lotus Born of Blazing Fire" by Wu Yue Shisan. [You don't believe in evil? Then I am evil.]
And a historical transmigration novel by my dear A Lv: "I Teach the Villain to Fall in Love (Transmigrate into a Book)"
Theme:
Is this the end? Isn't there a side story?
It feels a bit unfinished, and the follow-up is not explained clearly.
At first, he said that the fifth day of the Lunar New Year was Pei Xu's 13th birthday. Later, he suddenly discovered that Pei Xu was 15 and asked how old he was.
Did I see it wrong? The male protagonist was 5 years old when the heroine came back from the Fairy Mountain. Four years later, he was 9 years old, right? Why are you 12 years old?
I just read the advance receipt copy My girlfriend is filing a lawsuit and I am the other party's client??? A client is a person who entrusts others to do things. If the male protagonist is a lawyer, he should be the client? Or should the lawyer be simple and rough and easier to understand? In this case, you generally need to apply for recusal... If you don't apply for recusal, just keep it secret and tell the public...
!!! Liangliang, congratulations on the completion!!! Come on! I'm still here!???
Just like that? Did the heroine finally become a fairy?
Uh-huh, no more!!!
I was caught off guard and had to break up with the author, so sad.
Update soon! It's super pretty, keep spreading the sweets