On the surface, Xu Weitang is a delicate and pampered princess of the prince's manor. In reality, she's a brilliant female general who guards Longxi. After being reborn, she is caught off guard by an imperial decree that forces her to spend every day with the Seventh Prince. She thinks, Poor kid. What bad luck.
Wait... The Seventh Prince... Isn't he His Highness Prince Jin?!!!
Xu Weitang shivers from head to toe.
Gu Yanchao as she imagined him:
Cruel, ruthless, violent, and sinister, treating human lives like weeds, with a devastatingly seductive face fit to bring ruin to a kingdom.
In reality:
A little kitten with snowy-white, fluffy, soft fur, bright blue eyes, and tiny pink ears and paws. So small he can sit in your palm. All he does is cling to you and beg for affection, or act pitiful.
*How to raise a sickly, fierce little kitten.
Of course, you pet him the right way~
Only later does Xu Weitang realize that this is no harmless, helpless little kitten. He's a beast with a terrifyingly possessive and aggressive streak, greedy, cunning, and vicious. He went to all that trouble to get close to her just so he could devour her whole.
When war breaks out on the frontier, she plans to take command of the army and head to the battlefield. But Gu Yanchao blocks her way, his face almost twisted with rage, eyes bloodshot. "Don't leave me."
[Coming soon: Star-Making Queen [Entertainment Industry]. Visit my author page to check it out]
Faced with enormous debts from the start, a top agent decides to return to her old line of work.
In the era Jiang Yin has arrived in, most people have only a limited understanding of the entertainment industry.
Only she knows all its ins and outs, and can take the tactics of her past life's entertainment world to the highest level.
Metrics, public opinion, fan accounts, trending searches, online trolls, PR, open and covert power struggles...
Behind the glamour of the entertainment industry, dark currents run deep.
A faded star makes a comeback, a minor becomes a movie star, an unknown goes viral overnight, a talent show contestant dominates by a huge margin...
All these textbook-worthy cases have one thing in common: they were all the work of one person.
She is the true queen of star-making, single-handedly stirring up the entertainment world.
[Reader advisory: This story is entirely fictional]
Theme: Falling in love
Hmm, I want to know when the heroine looks at the hero, the hero will turn into a cat. How big is the cat? If it is a kitten, then her eyes will be downward. To outsiders, wouldn't it mean that she is looking at the floor?
I want to alienate others but still wear clothes given by them
The heroine's reaction is always a little weird. The male protagonist actually doesn't do anything too weird. He just looks like an ordinary child pestering others. However, the heroine always feels like she is facing a formidable enemy. Even if the male protagonist in his previous life was ruthless, even if he had to take precautions, he shouldn't always look tense and ready to fight at any time, right?
The heroine's reaction is always a little weird. The male protagonist actually doesn't do anything too weird. He just looks like an ordinary child pestering others. However, the heroine always feels like she is facing a formidable enemy. Even if the male protagonist in his previous life was ruthless, even if he had to take precautions, he shouldn't always look tense and ready to fight at any time, right?
Damn, this is a real yandere. She's also a bitch. I love it. Nowadays, some writings about yandere mean they are sick and arrogant.
What kind of cunning is it to have two young men and women living in the same place??
Yongliang sounds great. The male protagonist's name doesn't look like a prince, but looks like a bookish son of aristocratic family.
Since the emperor wants to be polite to the heroine on the surface and uses the heroine to contain Longxi, why should he give the heroine to the most unpopular prince? Isn't she afraid that the heroine will jump over the wall? This is completely unnecessary.
Are the objects the heroine saw really because those people are monsters? Or is this the heroine's imagination based on that person's personality?
I don't know if it's because this is the first chapter and the author's first article, but I always feel that it doesn't read very smoothly. I have to read the first chapter word for word so that I won't be confused, but it's still very good. I like the characters and other copywriting. I hope the author's writing will get better and better.