My new novel, After the Tyrant's Cousin Claims Me, is now out. Blurb:
Tang Rong, the beautiful Junyang Commandery Princess, married He Tao, heir to the Duke of Zhenguo, after coming of age. He Tao was handsome, but also a womanizer. The couple were at odds beneath a veneer of harmony.
Three years later, the Sixth Prince seized the throne and launched a purge of the Eastern Palace's former faction. The Duke of Zhenguo was implicated and thrown into prison.
To save her husband, Tang Rong had no choice but to seek help from the new emperor, her cousin Wen Jingyu, whom she barely knew.
Wen Jingyu was seventeen that year, dressed in his imperial dragon robes. He gave her a youthful smile. "I can pardon the Duke of Zhenguo, but what can you give me in return, Cousin?"
Tang Rong knelt on the ground, tears rolling down her cheeks. "What does Your Majesty want?"
Wen Jingyu came to her and bent down to lift her chin. "I want you, Cousin."
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After her husband returned, she shut herself away in the estate, refusing to receive visitors. She never expected Wen Jingyu to come straight to the Duke of Zhenguo's residence.
When He Tao accidentally barged in, Wen Jingyu's gaze was full of desire.
Tang Rong's hair was disheveled, and she looked flustered. She tried to leave, but he held her back. Wen Jingyu snapped, "Can't you see, Brother-in-law? Get out!"
*
Wen Jingyu had loved Tang Rong since childhood and had no reservations around her, but his proud, aloof cousin had never given him the time of day.
On the night Tang Rong married, he hid in the palace and grieved. Blood-red drops fell from his arm to the ground, stark and winding.
After receiving the pardon, Tang Rong tried to end their entanglement, but Wen Jingyu refused.
He had finally gotten her in his grasp. He wouldn't let her go so easily!
Blurb for this novel: [70% of chapters are protected, with a 72-hour delay.]
In her previous life, Princess Zhao Yinghua played a winning hand terribly. Her husband had never even touched her hand.
In a fit of anger, she summoned her personal guard, Xia Ze, to her bed.
Bound by his duty, Xia Ze served her against his will.
Yinghua knew he was unhappy, but didn't care in the least. She only wanted his body. Why get emotionally involved?
She never expected that when her husband poisoned her, Xia Ze would return to save her.
Reborn, Zhao Yinghua decides to eliminate her husband to prevent future trouble and, while she's at it, treat Xia Ze a little better.
She wants to end their ridiculous relationship, buy him a house and land, and even find him a wife.
But Xia Ze isn't having it...
"Since the Princess won't let me have any peace, no matter what I do, I might as well keep serving you."
And so they slowly fall for each other.
Also known as The Beloved Princess and Her Devoted Guard Lover
1. One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's first, happy ending.
2. This is a fictional setting. No need to fact-check.
Theme: True love revealed through hardship, though realized too late.
The princess is a little too self-righteous. It has been like this from the beginning, and I thought it would change. This is the result until the end. More than ten years after the emperor ascended the throne, she was still in charge of the government. Fortunately, she was the heroine, otherwise she would have been a treacherous person. The prince was still the same as before, but things had changed for the better! The same goes for the relationship between the male and female protagonists. She always feels that the male protagonist will always be inferior to her, and he will be presumptuous at every turn, kneeling down! The heroine always has her own way and does whatever she decides without considering the feelings of those around her. I don't know how I finished watching it. Maybe I was thinking about whether the heroine would change in the future, but I was disappointed.
I feel so sorry for the second male lead, I cried when I saw him
What's sad is that Zhenbei Palace still has no heirs in the end.
I like this ending, I like the princess, I like Xia Ze, and I like Zhang Lanchu. Thank you for not finding another lover for Lanchu and for protecting the love he has held on to for two lifetimes. Sprinkle flowers, congratulations on the completion!
The author's writing is very good, but I still feel that the female protagonist doesn't love the male protagonist as much as the male protagonist loves her. Maybe this is also in line with her character and personality as the eldest princess. Hey, she still loves the male protagonist more.
I've been watching it for a long time and I can't bear to leave it.
The ending is very happy, thank you for your hard work
When are you going to start writing about the history of conducting? Want to see.
Climb High
Stealing Jade Creates Fragrance
The Regent's Beloved Sparrow Has Flown Away
Never Tiring of Each Other
Stealing Love
The Emperor Slept with the Enemy Emperor After Being Captured
Willing to Be a Servant at the Princess's Feet
After I Dumped the Emperor's Younger Brother, He Went Dark
Those Years I Spent with the Embroidered Uniform Guard
The princess is a little too self-righteous. It has been like this from the beginning, and I thought it would change. This is the result until the end. More than ten years after the emperor ascended the throne, she was still in charge of the government. Fortunately, she was the heroine, otherwise she would have been a treacherous person. The prince was still the same as before, but things had changed for the better! The same goes for the relationship between the male and female protagonists. She always feels that the male protagonist will always be inferior to her, and he will be presumptuous at every turn, kneeling down! The heroine always has her own way and does whatever she decides without considering the feelings of those around her. I don't know how I finished watching it. Maybe I was thinking about whether the heroine would change in the future, but I was disappointed.
I feel so sorry for the second male lead, I cried when I saw him
What's sad is that Zhenbei Palace still has no heirs in the end.
I like this ending, I like the princess, I like Xia Ze, and I like Zhang Lanchu. Thank you for not finding another lover for Lanchu and for protecting the love he has held on to for two lifetimes. Sprinkle flowers, congratulations on the completion!
The author's writing is very good, but I still feel that the female protagonist doesn't love the male protagonist as much as the male protagonist loves her. Maybe this is also in line with her character and personality as the eldest princess. Hey, she still loves the male protagonist more.
I've been watching it for a long time and I can't bear to leave it.
The ending is very happy, thank you for your hard work
When are you going to start writing about the history of conducting? Want to see.
Can you try writing an article about the Empress?
Woooooooooooooooooo