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In her previous life, Gu Ning schemed and struggled with all her might, only to end up wrapped in a straw mat and left for dead.
Reborn, Gu Ning has stopped caring about everything. She just wants to live quietly as the legitimate daughter of the Marquis's household, neither competing nor fighting, and spend her days eating and waiting to die.
She's not planning to dwell on her grudges with her nemesis, Shen Chenyuan, either.
After all, she died unjustly in her previous life, and the tangled interests behind it were too sensitive to discuss. Everyone kept their mouths shut.
Everyone except Shen Chenyuan.
He investigated like a madman, risking his life and offending everyone, all to clear her name.
Reborn, Gu Ning knows that Shen Chenyuan will face a calamity at sixteen. She plans to help him overcome it as a way of repaying his kindness.
But as she keeps an eye on him...
Can someone tell her why Shen Chenyuan keeps looking at her like that?
A rival, at least in Gu Ning's eyes, turns into a lover
“I Conquered the Capital with Chicken Soup”
The Ningguo Duke's household isn't much of a noble family on the strength of its lineage alone. But then Yu Wanting came along and spread its reputation all the way to the barren lands beyond the frontier.
And how did she do it? With her chicken-soup-for-the-soul sayings:
“Not a drop of sweat is ever wasted. Today's hard work lays the foundation for tomorrow's success.”
“Giving up takes only a single sentence, but persevering takes countless sleepless nights. Don't lose heart. The bright moon has witnessed all your hard work before your breakthrough.”
Yu Wanting can write a hundred of these motivational sayings in an average day.
Many people have relied on her words to grit their teeth through hard times, then risen to power and prestige.
Everyone in the capital owns a copy of her sayings, and her admirers line up from the city gates all the way to a pavilion eight hundred li away.
Every young woman of any standing in the capital is desperate to forge a connection with the Eastern Palace.
The Crown Prince has a cool gaze and an aloof bearing, and his looks are beyond compare.
What's more, he has yet to marry and doesn't even have a concubine.
What no one else knows is that Xie Jing is deeply, deeply depressed, constantly questioning both life and himself.
On an average day, he has to rebuild his psyche eight hundred times.
The Emperor is heartbroken for him and wishes he could take his place.
But despite searching everywhere for renowned doctors, no one has been able to find a cure.
Then Yu Wanting, a walking fountain of chicken soup, appears before him.
The Emperor remembers the copy of “The Road of Life” lying beside the Crown Prince, and is overjoyed. He immediately issues an edict.
The next day, he sends the bowl of chicken soup, cook and all, to the Eastern Palace.
At last, the chronically depressed Crown Prince can keep himself going with a bowl of chicken soup.
+ Warning: Depressed male lead
+ Warning: Chicken-soup inspirational prose
+ A silly story that's not especially rigorous or historically accurate
Theme: Explore the inner world and return to your true self
After reading so many novels for so many years, the male protagonist Shen Ci is my favorite among all the male protagonists. Thank you so much for writing my favorite male protagonist. This person should only exist in heaven, and cannot be seen in the world. The writing style is so sophisticated that I really like it, but it's a pity that there is only one article. The article is indeed a well-written work, and it must be regarded as the best. I like the scene where the two confirmed their feelings for each other during the school period the most. It is innocent and interesting, like a pearl shining with brilliance. Looking forward to more follow-up works. Just please don't abuse me.
Fortunately, the little general in this life is shameless
It's really great. See the end in one go. I really miss the characters in the book. I also shed tears at the end of the episode. Thank you to these lovely people who have accompanied me. I hope they are happy in the book. Open a new article soon!
Finished reading! Nice! Cool! Thank you, madam, for writing such a cool article!!!
I'm going to curse, it's too much, you know how to trick my tears
Why can't I only view the copy page after I ordered the full text?
I think what you wrote is wrong. It doesn't start with a mass grave, right? The prince was still being cared for, so why did no one collect the body after so long???
Wow?? This Lu Chao was obviously reborn again, why did he still help King Chen to poison the heroine's parents, but just received some snacks?? Maybe the ending was different, Lu Chao silently lit the lamp
Woo hoo hoo, it's really sweet and sour. Whether you are the protagonist or the supporting role in your past life and this life, you have always been loyal to love in both your lives. It's great.
Why is this happening? I can't hold back my tears.