I Regret Flirting With the Crown Prince

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Blurb

Shen Su has someone she loves. When they were children, he once saved her from danger. She never forgot him, and when she grew up, she traveled a great distance to find him.

After all those years apart, he had grown into a handsome, elegant man. She fell for him at first sight and vowed that she would marry no one but him.

She pursued him, flirting and tempting him at every turn, throwing all a young lady’s modesty to the winds. She was determined to win him over.

Unfortunately, he was a blockhead. With red candles glowing and a beauty lying beside him, he remained unmoved. He even tucked in the blanket for her and reminded her not to catch cold.

Hah... Who would want a man so utterly clueless about romance?

She certainly didn’t.

Furious that he was as wooden as a board, Shen Su left for home in the middle of the night.

But as soon as she got back, she learned that the person who had saved her back then was someone else: the heir of the Nanyang Prefecture, a refined and dignified gentleman with impeccable manners.

Best of all, he had fallen for her at first sight and pursued her with every kind of flirtation and enticement, treating her with the utmost tenderness.

Shen Su loved being adored. She planned to keep him on tenterhooks for a little longer, then accept his proposal.

One day, Shen Su and the heir were sitting together in a pleasure boat. He declared his love for her again, and she was about to give in when a mocking laugh came from outside.

“I had no idea Miss Shen was so fickle, falling in love with one person after another.”

Shen Su’s fists clenched. Which crown prince had the nerve to ruin her plans?

Still seething, she watched as the crown prince swept aside the curtain and entered. He looked exactly like the blockhead she had tried to seduce before. Shen Su froze, then immediately pretended to have amnesia.

“Who are you? Why have you come aboard our boat?”

The blockhead glanced at the heir across from her and gave a cold smile. “You don’t recognize me, Su Su? You didn’t say that when you were in my arms...”

Shen Su: ...This is a disaster!

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Crown Prince Zhao Yan was detached and cold by nature. He had once been demoted and sent to Xizhou to guard the city.

In the bleak, endless years there, a woman suddenly appeared, insisting he was the man who had saved her life and saying she would repay him by marrying him.

Zhao Yan was certain no such thing had happened, and he refused to take advantage of her. He turned her down again and again, and even when his heart stirred, he observed the rules of propriety.

He had planned to ask for her hand once he returned to the capital, but she left in the middle of the night and vanished without a trace.

Zhao Yan searched all the way to the capital, only to learn that she had found someone new. What’s more, she told him, “I’m sorry. I once injured my head, and I can’t remember a lot of things.”

Zhao Yan sneered. “That’s all right. I can help you remember.”

Hadn’t she said she’d forgotten?

Then he would try every trick she had used to tease him, one by one, on her.

Shen Su: QAQ

Reader’s guide:

The male lead is the crown prince, Zhao Yan, the city lord.

The person who saved her is the heir, but he is still the second male lead.

After returning to the capital, the heroine pretends to have amnesia.

Later on, the male lead will go through a long, painful pursuit of his wife.

My new novel, The Prince of Jin Wants to Secure His Place Through His Child, is now open for follows. Please add it to your collection!

Blurb

A year ago, Prince of Jin and Yun Yao entered into a marriage of convenience.

They agreed to act like a loving couple in public, vowing to stay together until death, but to keep their distance in private and sleep in separate beds.

Their one-year agreement was almost over. All Yun Yao had to do was fake her death, and she would receive a large sum of compensation...

But Prince of Jin’s carriage accidentally tumbled off a cliff. He barely survived, and when he woke, he recognized no one.

The imperial family seized the chance to try to strip Yun Yao of her title. To stay alive and pocket the money, Yun Yao had no choice but to cling to Prince of Jin.

Yun Yao told him, “You love me to the point of madness, and you said you would never take a concubine. Everyone in the household can testify to that.”

She also had the vows of eternal love in his letters to prove it.

But the amnesiac Prince of Jin was not easy to fool. He kept asking Yun Yao questions she found hard to answer.

For example:

“If we’re married, why don’t you share my bed?”

“If we love each other so much, why won’t you consummate our marriage?”

“I’ve been trying this hard, so why aren’t you pregnant yet?”

He said far too many shameless things, and Yun Yao could barely keep up.

Knowing this couldn’t last, Yun Yao secretly saved money so she could run away.

But somehow, the money she saved always disappeared.

Until one night, she saw Prince of Jin sneak off with her money pouch...

Yun Yao: ...I can do without that compensation.

*

The night Yun Yao ran away, Prince of Jin lay awake thinking about it until dawn.

Why did she still want to leave?

Before, he hadn’t treated her well.

But now, she was all he could think about...

A pathetic man pretending to have amnesia to keep his wife vs. a clear-eyed little beauty who only wants to make money and has no sense of security

There’s also an upcoming novel, Joy with You, where the second male lead wins

Blurb

Song Jin was Li Chengye’s fiancée for three years, gentle, sweet, and obedient.

Everyone laughed at her. “What good is having such a nice temper? She’s just an outsider and a concubine’s daughter. Young Master Li will never marry her.”

Song Jin didn’t care. Li Chengye himself had proposed the engagement, so surely he cared for her.

Only later did she learn that he had always loved someone else. He had proposed to her only so he could order her around without anyone questioning it.

On the Qixi Festival, Song Jin asked Li Chengye to celebrate with her, but he refused, claiming he didn’t care for festivals. That very night, he was seen embracing a woman on the Magpie Bridge.

At that moment, Song Jin’s heart finally died.

Six months later, the crown prince’s wedding caused a sensation throughout the city.

A breeze lifted the bridal veil. Li Chengye saw Song Jin in her wedding dress, as beautiful as a goddess, perfectly matched with the crown prince beside her.

Consumed by jealousy, Li Chengye chased her all the way to the bridal chamber. “A Jin, come back with me.”

Song Jin didn’t even look at him. “Guards, throw him out!”

*

One night, while traveling, Song Jin accidentally injured a man. His leg was broken, leaving him unable to walk properly, and he latched onto her.

Song Jin had no choice but to keep him at her little courtyard and care for him every day, hoping he would recover soon.

At first, the man often made grand declarations. “As soon as my leg heals, I’m leaving. I don’t want to spend another minute in this dump.”

Then a month passed, then two.

Then three...

The man’s leg showed no sign of getting better. Song Jin fretted over it until one day she saw him kick a shuttlecock straight into a basket.

Song Jin: You lied to me?

Furious, Song Jin insisted on throwing all his belongings out.

The man pounded on the door from outside. “Song Xiao Jin, open up! If I hadn’t been worried that you’d be miserable and have no one to comfort you when you cried, I would’ve left ages ago!”

#The scumbag gets his comeuppance, and the second male lead wins#

#The male lead has a sharp tongue, but falls hard and means what he says#

#The male lead is wonderful, a man of action who gives the heroine the best love and security#

Theme: Love can overcome any distance, no matter how great