The Tyrant's Guide to Healing (Reborn)

Only after the tyrant died did Gan Xia realize that he was the one meant for her. After spending the rest of her life regretting it, Gan Xia was reborn. Looking at the man before her, who treated her like the apple of his eye, Gan Xia swore to be good to him for the rest of her life. Blurb 2 The person he had always loved, who had ignored him completely, suddenly wanted him to hold her and said she wanted to be with him for the rest of her life. Luo Shaoyu: Completely at a loss.JPG. Then he realized he was being pampered. She dressed him and fed him, coaxed him when he was upset, and even washed her hands to cook for him. The strapping, rough-and-ready man was pampered like a child. Luo Shaoyu felt sweetness in his heart and on his tongue. It was all so wonderful it felt like a dream. Blurb 3 The officials of Daan clearly noticed that their once cold and brutal emperor was growing more benevolent, with more and more smiles tugging at the corners of his mouth. As they rejoiced and searched for the reason, they finally settled on the woman they had always denounced as the ruinous enchantress. A tough, iron-blooded man with a tender side x a spoiled darling who dares to take on the world Reader's Guide 1. One-on-one romance, with mutual pampering and healing. 2. The heroine is a dependent little flower, an expert at acting cute and clingy, and at getting on people's nerves. She can't do anything. She used to rely on her brother, and now she relies on her husband. Her ideal life is to be a kept woman. She's pampered to the point of being utterly spoiled, but fortunately, she's learned to behave in this life. 3. Content warning! This is a fictional setting, with little regard for historical accuracy and very poor logic (emphasis added). If you're not here purely for the sweetness, you can close the page now. 4. The heroine is my darling girl, but the hero is not my son (emphasis added). 5. The whole point is summed up in one line: it's sweet, that's all that matters. Danmei novel, gong-focused, available for pre-order: "The Villain Refuses to Let You Quit the Game" Qi Ning is terrible at games. Whenever he faces danger, he immediately hits the quit button. One day, he finds himself inside those life-or-death scenarios. Just when he thinks he's about to meet a gruesome end, everything starts going wrong. An undercover agent whose cover has been blown is tied up by his men, utterly unable to fight back. Qi Ning's heart pounds like a drum as he grits his teeth, shuts his eyes, and awaits death. The big shot: "Lift your face and kiss me, and I'll spare you." His boyfriend is being tortured by the Demon King and is on the verge of death. Qi Ning trembles all over, cowering in a corner as he watches the Demon King approach step by step. The Demon King: "Pleasure me, and I'll let your boyfriend go." An ambitious general's rebellion has failed. Bound hand and foot, he kneels at the emperor's feet. Qi Ning thinks that in the next moment, blood will be splattered everywhere. The emperor: "Climb into my bed yourself, and at dawn, my dear minister will still be my general." In a supernatural world, a ghost knocks at the door. Qi Ning clutches his quilt, terrified enough to make his teeth chatter. The big shot of the ghost realm: "Cry a little prettier, and I won't scare you." Qi Ning: ???? Are all you villains sick in the head?! A seemingly cruel, sinister, and terrifying gong who is utterly devoted to winning his darling's heart, but later lets his darling walk all over him x a beautiful, timid, and tearful shou who is terrified of everything and sweet-talks the gong to avoid getting beaten or killed The gong is one person. Sweet romance + one-on-one + both are each other's first. If a "boyfriend of the shou" appears (as in the second example in the blurb) or anything else like that, it's only part of the original game's setting and has nothing to do with the shou himself. The gong and shou only have each other. If you like me, please add me to your favorites+++ Muah! Theme: Healing each other and answering sincerity with sincerity.