Blurb:
Mu Shuyi never imagined that one day she would divorce Gu Nanyi, much less spend the rest of her life with another man. Even if they treat each other with the respect of honored guests, her heart will never find peace. She has been the most devoted woman in this city, where love is rare, but she has also been the most faithless.
When they first met, Mu Shuyi thought he was vicious and ruthless, someone no one should approach.
Later, after a night of drinking, she slept with the “man” of her closest friend and lost her chance at a good marriage.
In the eyes of the city, he was the villain who broke up Mu Shuyi's relationship and stole her away.
Her heart belongs to the moon, while he is nothing but a brief affair she wishes she could erase from her memory.
The story of a faithless woman and a scheming man.
Important warning: In the city of Jueji, women are in charge. The heroine is awful, awful, awful. She has flaws and is not perfect. She marries for the second time. The male lead is chaste, but the female lead is not. The male lead is Yu Ge. If this bothers you, please don't read.
Leaning on the railing by the river, I lament the wind; when the song ends, autumn's chill becomes sorrow.
Do not say the longing of years past was in vain; looking back on old feelings breaks the heart.
Coming soon: A Woman's World: The Mistake of That Time
Blurb: The legitimate son of the Xiao family is a man of extraordinary talent, chosen to become the future ruler of the imperial harem.
Changning, the unfavored second princess, only wants to be a wealthy, carefree prince.
Her elder sister is accused of “rebellion” and imprisoned. The throne falls into Changning's lap overnight, along with the Xiao family's son.
When they were young, she called him Brother Jing.
Newly married, she called him Dear Jing.
Years later, one utterance of “Qing” sums up a lifetime of love and hate.
Xiao Jing once thought the rest of his life might be like this: even without love, they would still support one another, until he met the greatest rival of his life.
Important warning: The leads are each other's first love, but the heroine has a harem, a harem, a harem. There are palace intrigues, so proceed with caution if that's not your thing. The ending is one man and one woman.
Readers' comments:
The male lead's tale of mending a broken relationship
The second male lead's rise through the harem
New story in the works: Who Fell in Love with Her First?
Three years ago, Ji Lan and Xie Yao entered a business marriage: sex without love.
Three years later, Ji Lan placed a divorce agreement in front of him. He sneered and spat out two words: “In your dreams.” Then he tore the paper to shreds before her eyes.
She thought she would be entangled with Xie Yao for the rest of her life, until a male assistant joined her staff.
Excerpt 1:
Ji Lan: You should know I won't take responsibility for you.
Fu Jiacheng: I know.
Excerpt 2:
Xie Yao: You seduced another man's woman. Do you think I'll let you walk away alive? You're nothing but a shameless, lowly homewrecker!
Fu Jiacheng: A homewrecker? I doubt anyone is more practiced at that than you, Mr. Xie.
In one sentence: The wife and the male mistress, three people caught in a cycle of betrayal.
This is an unconventional subject, so proceed with caution.
Completed historical romance: Longing for Home
Blurb: Everyone said he was sickly and weak, with little time left to live. At first, even Lian Jiahe believed it, but only after witnessing his methods did she realize it had all been a lie.
The emperor, who holds life and death in his hands, draws closer step by step and bends down to whisper in her ear: “His life or death depends on your decision.”
From that moment on, Xiao Jiahe goes from being a prospective princess consort to the imperial consort, favored above all others.
A patient, scheming emperor versus his beloved imperial consort.
This is a story about a male lead who forcibly takes his brother's fiancee. P.S. Both leads are sexually inexperienced, one man and one woman, and the male lead is no good person. The writing is spontaneous, so research enthusiasts, please don't nitpick.
Theme: Heal old wounds and make amends for past mistakes.
After reading it, I personally feel that the only shortcoming of this book is that it is not a boy. Everything else is OK. I was very excited after reading it. If it's a boy, it wouldn't be wrong to give each of the three boys a child, hahaha. Nan Yi and Jing Xiu are really a bit pitiful
The author writes about the heroine very well, but why does he write it so violently? The copywriting is very sadistic, and even if the public loves to eat shit, they can't be the creators of it.
Ah, I feel so bad for Nan Yi. I really want the heroine to accept Nan Yi too.
In fact, the heroine is quite sentimental, and the writing is very good. It is not just for the heroine's sake, but the heroine's emotional description is really delicate. It is rare to encounter such excellent writing. The development of the heroine is too deserted, not to mention that the process is not 1v1. I hope you can keep writing. I will always support you.
After reading it, I found that red roses and white moonlight, I like red roses better. I like our A Ge, who is proactive and bold, and the arrogant young man. I picked one up. Seeing how worried about gains and losses he is, I really want to hug him into my arms and inhale the fragrance like crazy. Hahahaha. The big beauty is plastered and has long legs. Haha.
Romantic and happy Rong Huanying, with deep affection and comfort (but you have to live like Rong Huanying to be happy)
Please write a side story about Nan Yi and Shu Yi being together?
How about giving Nan Yi another love? Even if it's not with the heroine, Nan Yi is too miserable. At least the hero will have the heroine and her children to accompany him for the rest of his life. Nan Yi has nothing.
It's really sad to be separated in life than to say goodbye in death... A 1v2 fantasy of a parallel world
In my mind, the heroine's ending should be 1V2, which is more reasonable.
After reading it, I personally feel that the only shortcoming of this book is that it is not a boy. Everything else is OK. I was very excited after reading it. If it's a boy, it wouldn't be wrong to give each of the three boys a child, hahaha. Nan Yi and Jing Xiu are really a bit pitiful
The author writes about the heroine very well, but why does he write it so violently? The copywriting is very sadistic, and even if the public loves to eat shit, they can't be the creators of it.
Ah, I feel so bad for Nan Yi. I really want the heroine to accept Nan Yi too.
In fact, the heroine is quite sentimental, and the writing is very good. It is not just for the heroine's sake, but the heroine's emotional description is really delicate. It is rare to encounter such excellent writing. The development of the heroine is too deserted, not to mention that the process is not 1v1. I hope you can keep writing. I will always support you.
After reading it, I found that red roses and white moonlight, I like red roses better. I like our A Ge, who is proactive and bold, and the arrogant young man. I picked one up. Seeing how worried about gains and losses he is, I really want to hug him into my arms and inhale the fragrance like crazy. Hahahaha. The big beauty is plastered and has long legs. Haha.
Romantic and happy Rong Huanying, with deep affection and comfort (but you have to live like Rong Huanying to be happy)
Please write a side story about Nan Yi and Shu Yi being together?
How about giving Nan Yi another love? Even if it's not with the heroine, Nan Yi is too miserable. At least the hero will have the heroine and her children to accompany him for the rest of his life. Nan Yi has nothing.
It's really sad to be separated in life than to say goodbye in death... A 1v2 fantasy of a parallel world
In my mind, the heroine's ending should be 1V2, which is more reasonable.