My Overly Possessive Brother is ongoing, a story of a brother and sister
The precious and noble Princess Yijia, Zhao Rushang, passed away on the eve of her nineteenth birthday.
Riddled with illness and beyond the reach of medicine, she closed her eyes with helplessness and regret.
When she opened them again, Zhao Rushang was astonished to find herself back three years in the past. Her health was still fair, and she had not yet reached the point of no return.
The new imperial physician assigned to her was stern-faced and stayed by her side at all times, insisting that he would cure her within two years.
Zhao Rushang glanced at him. He was certainly handsome, but why was he so stubborn?
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A new imperial physician arrives at the Imperial Medical Bureau. Handsome but unsmiling, he immediately goes to the palace to ingratiate himself with the beloved Princess Yijia.
Everyone scoffs, assuming he's greedy and vain.
But this Imperial Physician Pei seems to be genuinely skilled. The princess's long-standing illness, which no one could cure, gradually improves.
Then one day, an imperial edict arrives, and this obscure physician becomes the princess's consort.
Everyone: “???”
No one knows that Imperial Physician Pei, skilled in medicine and now the princess's consort, devoted himself to treating Zhao Rushang's illness across two lifetimes.
Delicate, sickly princess x solitary, devoted physician
* Both are devoted only to each other. Slow burn, fictional setting.
* The heroine has a heart condition. It can't be cured, only managed, and it doesn't affect her daily life.
* The medical knowledge is superficial. Please point out any mistakes.
* That's how it's set up. If you don't like it, feel free to leave. It's fate that we crossed paths, so please don't attack me.
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Upcoming historical romance, Knowing Your Heart: older woman/younger man, senior palace maid x young emperor
The day the Dowager Consort found Zhiyi in the snow and brought her into the palace, she secretly vowed to serve her for the rest of her life.
The Dowager Consort taught her, little by little, how to survive in the palace. Zhiyi lived up to her hopes and became the head maid of Ci'an Palace at eighteen.
Rumors spread outside that the Dowager Consort had taken her in to prepare her as a woman for the emperor, to be sent to warm his bed someday.
Zhiyi rested a hand on her hip and laughed at the idea. The current emperor was still a little kid, about as tall as she was. There was no way she'd ever enter his harem.
Until one day, Zhiyi suddenly realized that the boy had grown into a man. Dressed in his imperial robes and standing tall, he came to confront her in a fury.
The young emperor had turned from a shy boy into a big bad wolf. Zhiyi realized she might have misjudged him all along...
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The young Nan Yin ascended the throne early and thought he'd seen every kind of beauty, plump or slender. Zhiyi barely made the list, but he hated that woman for being so completely oblivious to romance!
When the time came to choose a consort, he thought the Zhang family's daughter was too thin, not as full-figured as Zhiyi. The Wu family's daughter was too naive, not as considerate as Zhiyi. The Li family's daughter was too unruly, not as steady as Zhiyi.
After comparing them all, he resigned himself to following the Dowager Consort's advice and reluctantly took Zhiyi as his consort. But why did this high-and-mighty woman look down on him for being young?
The emperor's dignity was deeply wounded. Nan Yin decided to go all the way and locked her in his bedchamber, showing off his flawless physique.
Zhiyi covered her face: “Well, the emperor is just young...”
“Nan winds know my heart, and carry my dreams to the western isles.”
The heroine is three years older than the hero. An older woman and younger man make a perfect pair~
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Historical danmei, Long Winds for Thousands of Miles, is now underway. Please add it to your reading list~
Xie Yan joined the army at fourteen. Arrogant and unruly, he spent ten years at war before returning in triumph.
On the same day, the enemy nation sent a hostage. The court officials all said he was a handsome, gentle, and courteous young man.
Only Xie Yan knew he wasn't a graceful young man, but a vicious wolf hiding his fangs.
* Neither the top nor the bottom is a good person. Dual perspective, 1v1, happy ending.
Arrogant, flamboyant, unruly top x seemingly gentle but actually ruthless, obsessive bottom
Theme: Ride the winds and break the waves, never forget your original purpose, and take control of your own destiny!
I don't feel sorry for Miss You at all, and I hate this person very much. It's already good enough for her to get married to the person she likes, but she won't be happy if she has to find it on her own. Minxi was already sad enough and had done well enough, but she just came to provoke others. I don't know whether she wanted to push Min Xi into the water or whether she wanted to deliberately frame her. It was all her own doing, and she deserves to die (personal opinion, I won't change it even if you try)
Damn, can you please have some extra stories about King Li and Zhou Minxi?
The sub-CP is very average, the female lead and the male lead are very sweet, they feel sorry for You Jijiu, they have no wife or daughter, and they are lonely in their later years.
I always feel that the two of them, Li and Wang, are still regretful. There are still too many barriers between them. They both need to spend the rest of their lives to heal.
I feel that this pair of sub-CPs is not lovable. I have written a lot of space about this couple, but I would miss it if I say too much. I liked Minxi very much at the beginning, but the more I read, the less I like it. The temperament of Minxi and the heroine seems to have changed. I feel that Minxi is willful and like a spoiled princess. However, this pair is still interspersed in the main text. I want to see the male. The story line of the heroine ends up seeing a lot of various things about the sub-CP. It might be better if the sub-CP is mentioned a little bit in the main text, and it is better to write a separate extra chapter to focus on it. The main text will be cleaner and more concise. Secondly, readers can choose whether to buy the extra-CP to read, instead of buying a bunch of chapters to read the male and female protagonists and then reading a lot of sub-CP. I sincerely make suggestions. I don't know if the author can still see it after such a long time. If so, I hope the author can refer to the readers' opinions.
The character of Minxi is really not well-developed. It was supposed to make people sympathize with and support her in making such a decision, but now it makes people feel a little bored when watching her. However, the male protagonist is well-portrayed and I like it very much.
Although the relationship between King Li and the two of them was bumpy, they were happy in the end.
Minxi finally managed to survive until the clouds cleared and the moon came out, but I didn't understand it. Did Miss You want to push Minxi or did she slip and fall into the water?
Kuoneng, I think Minxi is a bit ungrateful. I just don't know why I don't like this character. I like the others, but this one makes me feel a little bit different (I'm just expressing my thoughts, not saying that this character is not good?)
It's been many years. Looking back, do you still want to watch Tiantian's extras?