(Coming soon in my collection: The Powerful Minister's Maid Wife (opening on the 10th), and The Lucky Concubine's Daughter, a sweet and satisfying treat)
Qiao Ying'er, the only daughter of the General Who Guards the Nation, has skin as fair as snow and a sweet, innocent charm. Since childhood, she has been betrothed to the young heir of the Prince of Wu'an's household. But after she came of age, the heir actually decided she was dull and foolish, and fell in love with her cousin, whose parents had both died and who had been raised in her home. He would rather give up everything than marry anyone but the woman he had always longed for.
When the heir came to break off their engagement, Qiao Ying'er neither cried nor made a fuss. She simply smiled and agreed, cementing her reputation as a fool. Everyone laughed and said she would never find a husband.
Yet just after her cousin rode off in a bridal sedan chair in all her glory, the General Who Guards the Nation's household received an imperial edict appointing Qiao Ying'er as the Crown Princess.
The former heir of the Prince of Wu'an's household was so consumed with regret he nearly spat blood: ...The Crown Prince was the one who talked me into ending the engagement.
Crown Prince Yang Mo is refined and cunning. Word has it that he already has a beloved in his heart, and that he married a Qiao daughter only to gain the support of her family. But after the Crown Princess entered his household, everyone discovered... a beauty mark? The Crown Princess really did have one at the end of her right eyebrow.
At the emperor's birthday banquet, the most favored Sixth Princess publicly mocked Qiao Ying'er for being foolish.
The Crown Prince's expression remained calm. "My sixth sister has bullied her own sister-in-law, showing poor character. Confine her to her quarters for three months."
Then, in front of everyone, he pinched Qiao Ying'er's cheek and personally served her a piece of bright-red squirrel-shaped mandarin fish. "Take your time. The bones have been fried until they're crisp."
Chopsticks and spoons clattered to the floor all around them.
Ying'er: ...I've been reborn, and everything is different now.
Also known as Reborn to Win Back My Wife and The Happy Life of a Foolish Girl
A guaranteed sweet romance, my little angels. Please add it to your collection!
***Coming soon: The Powerful Minister's Maid Wife. Little angels, please be kind and add it to your collection!***
Yan Xinxin was born into poverty, with a silver tongue and a ruthless heart. Her family's life had become impossible, so she found a way to the capital and did everything she could to persuade Qin Chen, heir to the Marquis of Changlie, to buy her into his household.
She planned to work diligently by the heir's side for a few years and become a first-class personal maid, save enough money to buy her freedom, then go home and live a comfortable, prosperous life.
When she was nearing the age to leave, she had already bought a house and shops outside, and the heir was about to get engaged. One day, as she sewed a button onto Qin Chen's clothes and chatted with him, she casually brought up the matter.
The next instant, her waist hurt as if it had snapped.
Xinxin stared in horror. The heir, usually so carefree and always willing to grant her requests, was looking at her with an utterly terrifying expression. Even his voice seemed to roll like storm clouds. "Bring up buying your freedom again. Go on, try me."
Xinxin came to her senses and laughed in fury. Who wanted to be his concubine?
She thrust a sewing needle into his shoulder with a vicious jab.
But in the end, she became his wife. No one's objections mattered. He was simply too powerful.
A little scene:
One day, Qin Chen returned from outside and happened to overhear his stunningly beautiful personal maid, who was especially skilled at sweet-talking, chatting with someone.
"If you had no intention of currying favor with the heir, why didn't you try to get assigned to the young ladies' quarters?"
"How could the young ladies compare to the heir?"
Qin Chen smiled to himself.
Then he heard her add, "He's not picky about anything, and he's out and about all day. But when he hands out silver, he throws it around like steamed buns."
Qin Chen: ...
Also known as I Treat You Like My Beloved, but You Treat Me Like a Tool; I Thought I Was Your Master, but It Turns Out You're Mine; and I Thought You Wanted Me, but It Turns Out You Wanted My Money
*****Another upcoming story: The Lucky Concubine's Daughter*****
Jin Yu is the fifth daughter born to a concubine in the Marquis of Jingyang's household. Because her mother made a mistake, she was sent to the countryside as a child and raised there. She was not brought back until she came of age.
No one in the household liked her, and her legal mother only wanted to marry her off to just anyone.
But the unlucky may work themselves to the bone, while the fortunate need not lift a finger.
A talented swimmer, she went out for a boat ride on the lake and ended up rescuing two noble young men.
One was the young duke, a man of noble character and illustrious family.
The other was a concubine-born son of a marquis, handsome and refined, quiet and reserved.
Both came to ask for her hand, offering to repay her by marrying her. Her elder half-sister claimed the credit for saving the young duke and snatched him away.
Jin Yu took it in stride. She looked at the other one. He was a bit quiet, but he was handsome, and she could make do with him.
Who could have guessed that years later, the man she had settled for would become a powerful minister whose every step could shake the world? He devoted his whole life to her and treated her better than anyone. Everyone envied Jin Yu. She really was blessed.
Theme: Honesty is always the best policy
This male protagonist is definitely seriously ill. He clearly knows that the female protagonist likes children, and he obviously had conflicts with the female protagonist in his previous life. The death of the female protagonist is related to the lack of children. Instead, I have a lot of trouble with others throughout my life, which is really disgusting. The heroine is still not allowed to have children in this life. And this was in ancient times, or in the royal family. Without children, the heroine would have no support. The heroine could be drowned by spittle and stars. The hero must be too selfish.
I said, add an ending, or make an extra chapter, it's crazy
There are too many illogical logics in this article. No matter how domineering a princess is, she can ride on the crown prince's head. Doesn't she become the heir apparent? Also, were all the things planted in the spring planted in the front? Shouldn't cabbage and radish be planted after autumn? There are also wheat seedlings during the Emperor's Qianqiu Festival. I've never heard of spring wheat in Henan~
Then if I fully subscribe, can I still see the extra chapters?
This is the most disgusting book I have ever read. In my previous life, I had a plaything. I loved her but did not give her a wife or children. Got a bunch of wives and kids. I can understand if he is reborn by himself in this life. I was born twice in this life. Vomited. Vomited. Don't waste the word love. Love is mutual pursuit of beauty.
I don't like this ending very much
It looks good. I want to watch the extras.
This ending? ? ? ? Is that woman knocked unconscious so easily? ? ? ? Open results don't work,
It feels like I'm only halfway through the book, ugh
I've already ordered them all, but I don't know how to watch the extras.
This male protagonist is definitely seriously ill. He clearly knows that the female protagonist likes children, and he obviously had conflicts with the female protagonist in his previous life. The death of the female protagonist is related to the lack of children. Instead, I have a lot of trouble with others throughout my life, which is really disgusting. The heroine is still not allowed to have children in this life. And this was in ancient times, or in the royal family. Without children, the heroine would have no support. The heroine could be drowned by spittle and stars. The hero must be too selfish.
I said, add an ending, or make an extra chapter, it's crazy
There are too many illogical logics in this article. No matter how domineering a princess is, she can ride on the crown prince's head. Doesn't she become the heir apparent? Also, were all the things planted in the spring planted in the front? Shouldn't cabbage and radish be planted after autumn? There are also wheat seedlings during the Emperor's Qianqiu Festival. I've never heard of spring wheat in Henan~
Then if I fully subscribe, can I still see the extra chapters?
This is the most disgusting book I have ever read. In my previous life, I had a plaything. I loved her but did not give her a wife or children. Got a bunch of wives and kids. I can understand if he is reborn by himself in this life. I was born twice in this life. Vomited. Vomited. Don't waste the word love. Love is mutual pursuit of beauty.
I don't like this ending very much
It looks good. I want to watch the extras.
This ending? ? ? ? Is that woman knocked unconscious so easily? ? ? ? Open results don't work,
It feels like I'm only halfway through the book, ugh
I've already ordered them all, but I don't know how to watch the extras.