Spring Recess (A Few Tales of Murdering the Chancellor)

Currently updating: Clear Skies in Early Spring Please add my upcoming novel, Deep in the Hundred Flowers: Deep in the Hundred Flowers lives an unfortunate girl named Hua'er. Miss Hua'er is a night watchman. Whenever night falls, she takes up her bamboo clapper with her delicate hands and follows behind the constables, calling out like a ghost summoning souls. Second Master Bai is a light sleeper. Every time he dozes off, that trembling voice reaches his ears and disturbs his rest. Over time, he decides he wants to marry her, shut her mouth, and finally get a good night's sleep. Unexpectedly, the matchmaker had barely stepped inside and warmed her seat when Hua'er, who clearly didn't know what was good for her, drove her back out. "I'd marry anyone but that infamous Second Master Bai!" I'm no good at writing blurbs. This is a story of ordinary people, where all sorts of characters' joys and sorrows intertwine. Thunder and rain, all are gifts from Heaven Blurb: Liuli asks Lin Qi, who stands before her, "Chancellor, allow me to ask you one thing. Why me, of all people?" The deep pools in Lin Qi's eyes turn green, again and again. "It could only ever be you." Behind them, wedding drapes trail to the floor, and red candles weep wax. Liuli slowly walks up to him and lightly kisses the corner of his lips. "Today is our wedding day. We should be able to drop our disguises, and the lies should come to an end. Why me? Because I look exactly like the bright moon in your heart, Princess Yongshou. Because you want to stage a switch-the-prince-for-the-cat scheme, using me to get your Yongshou back." Anger gathers in Lin Qi's eyes. He reaches out to seize the woman before him, but suddenly his body goes weak and he collapses against her shoulder. She thrusts a short blade into his chest without hesitation, then chuckles in his ear. "To hell with being the mother of the realm! To hell with Princess Yongshou!" With another push, the blade sinks all the way into his chest. Lin Qi's blood blends with her bright red wedding dress. She turns and runs toward the endless night. Many years later, in a pleasure house in Huainan, the madam asks the man seated before her in a flirtatious voice, "Which girl has caught your eye, sir?" The Prince of Huainan pulls her into his arms. "You." My fate is mine to command, not Heaven's, and not yours Content warnings: 1. The heroine isn't a weepy, helpless lamb, and the hero isn't entirely a ruthless, black-hearted wolf, either. 2. The heroine kills the hero three times over the course of the story... Would you like to check out my completed novels? Theme: My fate is mine to command, not Heaven's, and not yours