The Struggle for Favor

Please add my next book, The Captive Princess, to your reading list. Its blurb is at the very bottom.

Blurb:

The Eastern Palace is full of beauties.

Su He: Fighting for favor is a waste of effort. Better to be yourself.

Tong Rong'er: A red beauty mark between her brows, clever and courageous.

Zhong Yiling: The most aloof plum blossom, even she feels the chill of winter.

Jiang Yuehua: The face of an immortal, the heart of a vulgar woman.

Liu Yuanyuan: Ambition as high as the heavens, fate as thin as paper.

In broad daylight, Su He collapsed into the Crown Prince's arms, astonishing all the beauties.

Good heavens, this is utterly indecent!

Crown Prince: The warm, fragrant beauty in my arms seems to be in trouble.

The Captive Princess

Emperor Jiasheng waged wars across the land, ending two hundred years of chaos, unifying the realm, and founding a prosperous dynasty. History would call him the Great Emperor of the Kaiyuan Era.

Not only was the Great Emperor of the Kaiyuan Era a wise ruler, but his virtue also made him a model for all men. He had only one woman in his harem, the empress, whom he loved all his life.

Yet unofficial histories claimed that Emperor Jiasheng had once built a “Golden House” in his palace.

He spent every night there, coaxing her: “A Bao, be good. Call me Brother Yuanzhou...” and so on.

Two eunuchs chatted at a corner.

“I heard the one in that Golden House is Princess A Bao of the former dynasty. Our emperor was originally her prince consort.”

“What? That silly princess?”

“Shh! You'll get your head cut off.”

How could he find again the A Bao who had looked up at him with delight and held out the milk candies she loved most?

A wife-pursuit-in-crematorium romance with a happy ending.

Theme: No matter the circumstances, live positively and work hard. Refuse to give in to despair.