My Years as the Princess Consort of Prince Yan

[This story takes place in a clearly fictional setting. That's just how I wrote it, so stop asking why. Everyone has different tastes. Only read if you can accept that.] Xu Qingqing is a fake Taoist nun, yet her spells and sermons are astonishingly effective. She can talk gamblers into turning over a new leaf, convince women with postpartum depression to embrace life, and encourage down-and-out scholars who are ready to take their own lives to look forward to the future... As a successful Taoist priestess who helps the world, has countless grateful followers, and is constantly sought out by people eager to repay her kindness, Xu Qingqing feels her life is complete. She has everything she needs, and in her next life she can just eat, sleep, and take it easy. Life couldn't be more carefree. She has even considered keeping a couple of male entertainers at her temple... Until one day The Duke of Wei suddenly shows up to claim her as his legitimate daughter. Two months later, the emperor issues an edict ordering her to enter the Prince of Yan's household. On her wedding night, when Xu Qingqing's red veil is lifted, she discovers that the Prince of Yan, feared by all, looks exactly like the poor scholar. Only then does Xu Qingqing realize that she'd been played by that bastard. Synopsis for the next novel, I Am in Jail at Kaifeng Prefecture: After returning from quick transmigration, Cui Tao has mastered all sorts of skills and finally gets a chance to be Reborn. The instant she opens her eyes, the executioner's blade comes crashing down! "My lord, I have something to say!" "My lord, I want to confess my accomplices!" "My lord, I can examine corpses." "My lord, I can identify poisons." "My lord, I can track down fugitives." "My lord, I can go undercover too." Everyone at Kaifeng Prefecture: Miss Cui, is there anything you can't do? [Reader's guide]: 1. A clever, money-loving flirt x a gentle scholar with a split personality / the ruthless Prince of Yan (who later recovers). 2. Sweet, indulgent romance. One-on-one. Happy ending. Please don't compare rankings. 3. A semi-fictionalized Ming Dynasty setting, with transmigration into a book and a parallel world. Don't ask why it's set in a fictionalized Ming Dynasty. Nobody complains about all those fictionalized Qing Dynasty stories, so why make a fuss over mine? That's just how I wrote it. Read if you can accept it, otherwise click X. 4. Please don't overanalyze events that aren't specified in the story and then force your assumptions on the author. Give me a break~ [Recommended BL novel by a friend]: The King of the Theater [Reborn], by Xiangjia Xiaoshi [Next novel available for pre-order]: Click through to the author's profile to see it. Weibo: @Yu Qicai Exclusively published on Jinjiang Literature City. Reproduction in any form is prohibited. Thank you for supporting the original. You're all the best! (Blurb archived on 2019.11.22) Theme: