Clad in Iron, Draped in Snow

[Displaced noblewoman X rough bandit chief]

[Gentle and delicate X roguish and wicked]

When the world was thrown into turmoil and war broke out everywhere, the displaced Cen Xue took her servants and a chest of gold up Yanshan Mountain to save her own life.

The bandit chief on the mountain was called Wei Huaifeng. When he heard someone had arrived, he appeared with a blade of foxtail grass in his mouth.

Cen Xue lowered her eyes and said, "Pretend to marry me. Three months from now, the divorce papers are mine, and this chest of gold is yours."

Wei Huaifeng could hardly believe the world offered such a good deal. He grinned and said, "You can make it a real marriage if you want."

Cen Xue: "..."

[Reading notes]

· The male lead is a handsome, dark-skinned man who loves to smile and has a roguish streak. He's descended from a famous general. The female lead looks gentle and delicate, but is strong and clever inside and out. (She has a reason for asking the male lead to pretend to marry her.) They were childhood friends and had an engagement when they were young, but after the male lead's family fell on hard times, the female lead's father broke off the engagement.

· One-on-one romance, slow burn, with an even split between romance and plot, and a little ensemble cast.

· Set in an imaginary world with many original details. The story involves war and a little bit of the fate of the nation. Happy ending.

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[Coming soon: An Old Acquaintance Returns]

[Princess X Great General]

[Blurb]

The year after Xin Mei became a princess, two people from her past traveled a long way to see her.

One was her first love, whom she had once "betrayed."

The other was her husband, whom she had once "poisoned."

[Reading notes]

· Reunited lovers, happy ending.

· Rivalry between men, love triangle chaos, sweet and angsty.

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Theme: There is right and wrong in what we do, and people should have a sense of shame. In this life, how can winning and losing be all that matters?