After spending more than a decade as the legitimate daughter of an official's family, Li Zhiqian's family was stripped of its official status because her grandfather had spoken out too frankly. She didn't think it was a big deal, but finding a husband became difficult. She married a merchant whom no one else thought much of, and believed she would finally have a quiet, stable life. Then, in the middle of dinner, he told her he was going to rebel.
Later, a folk tale claimed that Emperor Xuande had hidden his talents and endured humiliation, then married the legitimate granddaughter of Lord Li and used her influence to raise an army. The whole country answered his call, and he marched straight for the capital. When Chen Gong heard this, he cursed, "Bullshit! I'd been pining after her for ages before I finally married her!"
Highlights: A clever, poised, stunning heroine and a sharp-tongued, spoiled male lead who doesn't mean what he says.
Coming soon. Please add my next novel to your collection: The Transmigrated Woman Official at the Emperor's Side
In the sixth year of Shunchang, the late emperor died, and five-year-old Wei Cheng ascended the throne. His final decree summoned the Prince of Zhenbei to the capital to serve as regent.
The empress dowager was overcome with grief and fell gravely ill. Before she died, she issued an edict appointing He Huan, a palace maid at Cining Palace, as a fourth-rank woman official serving the emperor.
In the winter of the sixth year of Shunchang, Prince of Zhenbei Wei Kui entered the capital by imperial decree.
A fierce general from the borderlands, he'd killed countless people. The day he crossed into the capital, a blizzard descended.
Rumors spread among the people, who all waited to see when Wei Kui would kill Wei Cheng and seize the throne.
After entering the capital, Wei Kui was often seen at the Hall of Mental Cultivation. It was said that whenever he glared, even Auntie He trembled with fear.
He Huan: Another day of working hard, only for the prince not to be satisfied.
Theme: None
Zhu Chong, you are the only son of the Feng family, not the Shen family.
I also feel that Zhiqian is too soft-hearted this time... Let such a disgusting family fight on their own, why bother to go on the stage to break up the fight yourself, and she is pregnant? It's not worth it.
Hahaha, this dog man is pretty good
What a pity, it ends in a synopsis style. I hope the next one will be better.
It's really better to just finish the book and then publish it. It feels like it starts before it ends, and the time between updates is too long, which makes people forget about the past. The previous book "A Match Made in Heaven" could have been written better. I read the last book where the author mentioned that he was taking the postgraduate entrance examination and thought it was just an exception. I didn't expect that this book would be the same. I hope the author can make good changes in the future.
Ah, why are you stuck in such a nervous place!
I really like this story. When I first stopped daily updates, I would click in every day to see if there were any updates... Now I feel like I have forgotten the previous plot...
It's well written, keep it up (???_??)?
Come on (???_??)? You are the fattest (crossed out) and the best!
The author is really Buddhist.