New novel: The Delicate Girl Softly Teases the Mad Prince
Blurb:
After her adoptive mother and childhood sweetheart died one after another, Chen Shuyun died and transmigrated into a rebirth novel as the villainess. In order to marry the male lead, the villainess had killed the heroine and made him impotent. She was utterly deranged.
The day Chen Shuyun transmigrated was the villainess's wedding day. On their wedding night, before she could explain, he plunged his sword into her heart.
She never expected that Cheng Qingrang would look exactly like her childhood sweetheart. He eased the ache of missing her beloved, yet spent every day thinking of ways to kill her.
Even when he personally handed her poison, wearing that face, she accepted it gladly.
Beneath the countless lanterns, she got separated from the bustling crowd, her heart overcome with loneliness. In the end, he found her, took her hand, and led her back to the manor.
She had already lost before she fell in love. After falling in love, she lost completely.
Cheng Qingrang:
He was the youngest top scorer in the imperial capital, with a brilliant future ahead of him. Then Princess Hexiang ruined his life and marriage.
He hated her with all his heart and wanted to kill her every waking moment. But after spending time with her again and again, he realized she had changed. She was silly, adorable, and pitiful.
Yet when the two of them reached the end, he still had no choice but to kill her. When the day came, however, he couldn't bring himself to do it.
"In this filthy marriage, the only thing I never expected was to fall in love with you."
* Important: The heroine is rather pessimistic. Read with caution!
Blurb for the new novel The Delicate Girl Softly Teases the Mad Prince:
Yan Guyu is the daughter of the prime minister. She is breathtakingly beautiful, and the emperor adopted her as his daughter because of her exceptionally auspicious birth chart.
One day, she overhears that the empress had switched the newborn son of Consort Shu with another child to claim the throne, then sent the boy to the slave-fighting arena. That night, she dreams that the prince sent to the arena ascends the throne and massacres the entire imperial city. Her father was entangled in what happened back then, and to protect the family, he gives her to the new emperor.
By day, the young man is an exalted emperor. At night, he seems afraid of the cold and the dark, insisting that she hold him while he sleeps. He takes her everywhere and likes whispering dark things in her ear.
"You know, rabid dogs love biting people's necks."
"Your neck is lovely. It's perfect for sinking my teeth into."
"Everyone in this bedchamber except us is a vengeful ghost. Are you scared?"...
If she doesn't respond, he makes her pay for it.
After entering the palace, she watches the young man torment people with his cruel methods day after day. Her headaches grow worse, and before long, she dies.
When Yan Guyu wakes, she is drenched in cold sweat and hurries to the slave-fighting arena. She knows she can see the future. The events in her dream are still a year away, so there's time to brainwash him.
The young man has just been tortured. He is covered in blood and in a pitiful state. Her emotions are complicated as she watches him, and she finds herself understanding some of what he did in her dream.
With the empress in the way, she can't rescue him. All she can do is request him as her playmate every day, putting on an act that looks ten times more sincere than it really is, so that he will owe her later.
Lu Jingze:
His mother, who despised him, abandoned him, and someone sold him into the slave-fighting arena. Because the real prince looked like him, they used him as a substitute.
Day after day, he stood at death's door, gritting his teeth and clinging desperately to the hope of survival. Until one day, she gently blew on the side of his face that had been branded and put the candy in her hand into his mouth.
The days she spent with him were the only sweet memory in his dark, twisted life.
"Try to be more careful from now on. If you get hurt again, I'll worry about you." "Don't hide. I like this half of your face, too." "If you think you're dirty, then let me purify you, all right?"
From then on, she became the mark on his heart.
He was shunned by the world. Afraid he wasn't worthy of her, he took the real prince's identity and claimed the highest position. But the truth was, as soon as she got his promise, she went off and married someone else.
On the day she married another man, he stormed into the bridal chamber and handed her a bloodstained sword. Then he pressed his chest against its point, inch by inch, and smiled. "I told you, only when you come close to me will I willingly be your dog."
Theme: When you face adversity, meet it head-on.
I came here for free. I briefly read the introduction. I couldn't understand it. The subject was unclear. He and she were used very strangely. The logic was confusing (it's difficult for a passerby like me to have the patience to understand the logic word by word). I suggested that the author re-edit the introduction (after all, the introduction is incomprehensible, so how can I read the specific text)
From the male protagonist's point of view, it's normal to dislike the female protagonist. Imagine for a moment that his sweetheart was killed, and he himself became useless. This is such an overwhelming enemy! But because the heroine has changed her soul, we feel that she is very pitiful and too humble to love.
Reading the copywriting, I think the male protagonist takes it too much for granted. As far as the second place is concerned, there are many top picks, and there are many top picks who do not do well in officialdom. A second-place finisher still has a bright future?
Demining: The heroine is so silly and sweet I wish everyone would find out that she is not a real princess
Am I the only one who thinks that the heroine treats the hero as a stand-in, so the two of them are so miserable?
I miss them so much and Princess Li Ya. It's so miserable.
I quite like the male protagonist, but I don't really like the female protagonist, she's too silly and sweet——
The male protagonist's name is the same as a novel character I like very much, but his last name is different. I feel that the male protagonist does not have the aura of a name. Maybe I got it wrong first. . . (The character in the novel I like is called Shen Qingrang. He is just the second male lead. Hehe, the second male lead belongs to everyone.)
Marrying a consort who is so poisoned that he cannot be treated humanely is because you want to remain a widow for the rest of your life?
So he is really a useless person?????