[The main story is complete and has been fully revised. Please refer to Jinjiang for the authoritative version.]
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Blurb: Crown Prince Xie Heng was ambushed while traveling south and rescued by a beautiful, simple-minded young widow.
But then her family threatened to make him stay as their live-in son-in-law and produce an heir.
Unable to move freely, Xie Heng had no choice but to swallow his pride and agree.
On their wedding night, the young widow blushed and promised, "H-husband, don't worry. I'll make sure you have a good life from now on!"
Deeply humiliated, Xie Heng turned his back to her. The nerve of these commoners!
Later, once his injuries had healed, Xie Heng decided to leave.
Standing in front of the newly built house, the young widow's eyes reddened as she struggled to hold back her tears. "If you stay, I'll earn more money and support you, all right?"
Xie Heng walked away without looking back.
After returning to the palace, Xie Heng often dreamed in the middle of the night of those tearful eyes and the words, "I'll support him."
Looking at the vast Eastern Palace, he thought that having one more young widow around wouldn't be so bad.
But when he went back, the young widow was gone. Behind the new house stood a fresh grave, a peach blossom planted on its lonely mound.
The villagers of Taoyuan Village discovered that the immortal son-in-law who had been away from Taoyao's home for so long had returned, but gone mad.
He spat blood as he faced Taoyao's grave, her clothes and belongings serving as her memorial, and snarled, "Good riddance! I won't miss you anymore!"
The long-lost legitimate daughter of Chancellor Xu's family had been found. To make it up to his precious daughter, Chancellor Xu held a grand matchmaking banquet.
At the banquet, Xie Heng glared darkly at Miss Xu, the widow whose live-in son-in-law was said to have recently died, as she flirted with the charming and elegant top scorer in the imperial examination.
In the back garden, after exchanging tokens of affection with the top scorer, Miss Xu promised shyly, "Once we're married, I'll make sure Second Brother has a good life!"
The top scorer had barely left when Miss Xu was dragged behind a rockery. Before she could call for help, she found herself face-to-face with a pair of icy eyes.
Her "young, untimely deceased" live-in son-in-law ground out through clenched teeth, "How many times have you said that to someone?"
Miss Xu, formerly Taoyao: !!!
1. The heroine is a widow whose husband died before their marriage was consummated. Both leads are sexually inexperienced.
2. One-on-one romance with a happy ending.
Feng Chun
Blurb: Feng Chun's stepmother wants to sell her as a concubine to an old man.
Her fiance has gone to the capital to take the imperial examinations, and her father is away from home.
With nowhere else to turn, Feng Chun sets her sights on Lu You, her childhood friend from the same village.
He's the only soldier from the village to return alive, more than eight feet tall, and supposedly able to kill a bear with one punch.
When they were children, Lu You always said he would protect her for the rest of her life.
Feng Chun steeled herself, packed her things, and snuck over to his house under cover of darkness.
*
As soon as Feng Chun arrived at the Lu home, she ran into Lu You, who was about to leave.
She nervously approached him and asked cautiously, "Brother Lu You, could I stay here? I can do all kinds of work, and I don't eat much..."
Noticing the luggage on his horse, she hesitated. "Brother Lu You, are you going away?"
The imposing man astride the horse looked down at her for a long time, then smirked lazily. "I'm not going anywhere."
*
When her fiance failed to return, Feng Chun had no choice but to enter a fake marriage with her childhood friend.
Not long after the wedding, she learned that her fiance had gotten engaged to someone else.
Heartbroken, she somehow ended up turning her fake marriage into a real one with her childhood friend.
Afterward, the two tacitly agreed to live as a real married couple.
Her childhood friend was wonderful in every way, except that at night he was fierce and rough. Whenever they were together, she'd sob and call him "Brother Lu You," hoping he'd go a little easier on her. Instead, he only went even further.
They lived a peaceful, happy life like this for over half a year. One day, Feng Chun returned from the market and found a group of guards kneeling before her husband in the courtyard, all calling out, "We respectfully ask the heir to return home!"
The man who had been washing her small undergarments came to her, took the half-bag of pears from her hand, and said, "Next time you need anything, ask me to buy it."
At that moment, her original fiance appeared, his eyes bloodshot. "Xiao Ye, you despicable scoundrel!"
Feng Chun stood there, stunned.
Who was he, really?
Reading guide:
1. A slice-of-life farming story, one-on-one romance, happy ending.
2. A gentle, healing story that takes its time.
Theme: Sincere hearts deserve sincere love.
There is a side story about what if Yaoyao hadn't met Liansheng, and another about what if Yaoyao hadn't met Xie Heng. Although Liansheng is better, I feel more sorry for Xie Heng. Liansheng has always been a person who has a happy heart, has a family, pursues rich emotions, has a strong heart and can warm others. If he had not met Yaoyao, he might have another lover, and he is very good at loving people. But if Xie Heng had not met Yaoyao, he would have always been a lonely and indifferent person, and there would always be a part missing in his heart. In the main text, Xie Heng and Yaoyao have been entangled for so long and it was so difficult, but it is undeniable that they are the salvation of each other's lives, leading them out of the mud of the past.
After reading this chapter, I suddenly realized that no matter how good Bai Yueguang is, it is just a good past. What I feel more sorry for is the male protagonist. The male protagonist is so good, so good.
After reading Chapter 10 of the main text, I looked at the table of contents and saw that there was a Liansheng extra chapter, so I skipped over to read it. Liansheng is really good. I don't want to watch the male and female protagonists anymore. I feel that it's enough after seeing this. Let Liansheng live and be with the Peach Blossom Fairy for the rest of his life!
It looked good in Taoyuan Village, but not so good in the capital later. Even if the prince took Taoyao by force and the two of them started to have a sweet relationship, the feeling of Taoyuan Village would never come back.
I cried to death. As I looked ahead, I realized that I really liked Liansheng. I even couldn't stand the male protagonist's attitude towards the female protagonist. If Liansheng was still around, I would definitely not let Tao Yao suffer all kinds of grievances. I found out about Liansheng's extra story, so I quickly jumped to read it. I never knew that Bai Yueguang's destructive power was so great. It's so gentle, healing, and perfect. I commemorate Taoyao and Liansheng with this first review [Good Luck Lotus] [Good Luck Lotus]
Song Liansheng is very good, and I think the prince is also very good. Xie has been very good to Taoyao from the beginning, and he is also very good to Song Liansheng's parents, especially Song's mother. He is really commendable because he is the prince and he has no eyes to look down on the country people. When he returned to the capital, he often came to Yanzi Lane to eat the sweet potatoes roasted by the two old people. I prefer to read these small details of life, and Song Liansheng should thank the prince. At least the prince worked conscientiously for him as Mother Song's son. I believe she was Qingming when she died, and I knew that Liansheng had died long ago, but except for this moment, she was really not sober in these years. I really don't understand why those people hate the male protagonist. This article is a sweet article, there is no big abuse point, but I cried when I read it? The author wrote so well!
Full order! There is no conflict at all between liking Liansheng and liking Xie Heng. Both of them are very good, including the heroine.
I felt so uncomfortable reading this novel. The previous writing was very good, but it became too slow when Xie Heng left and Tao Yao was recognized. Some of the heroine's actions made me think that she was quite willing to leave Xie Heng and Shen Er. Her adoptive father and mother were still in Chang'an, so she was willing to return to Jiangnan with Shen Er? There are also these extra chapters, everything is complete at the end, but it seems too alienating.
But the character design of Song Liansheng you wrote is really good.
As a Virgo, I'm actually quite surprised that the male protagonist is not nice to the female protagonist, but even though Xiao Xie made the female protagonist sleep on the floor and didn't give her a good look, I could endure it in this article, because he is so nice, and Liansheng is considered the strongest Bai Yueguang. The emotional transition in the entire article is actually quite natural, except for the lack of writing power when Xiao Xie was seriously injured and the two reconciled... In addition, I also stood on the wrong CP. I always thought that Wei Zhao and Princess Wei were a couple.
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There is a side story about what if Yaoyao hadn't met Liansheng, and another about what if Yaoyao hadn't met Xie Heng. Although Liansheng is better, I feel more sorry for Xie Heng. Liansheng has always been a person who has a happy heart, has a family, pursues rich emotions, has a strong heart and can warm others. If he had not met Yaoyao, he might have another lover, and he is very good at loving people. But if Xie Heng had not met Yaoyao, he would have always been a lonely and indifferent person, and there would always be a part missing in his heart. In the main text, Xie Heng and Yaoyao have been entangled for so long and it was so difficult, but it is undeniable that they are the salvation of each other's lives, leading them out of the mud of the past.
After reading this chapter, I suddenly realized that no matter how good Bai Yueguang is, it is just a good past. What I feel more sorry for is the male protagonist. The male protagonist is so good, so good.
After reading Chapter 10 of the main text, I looked at the table of contents and saw that there was a Liansheng extra chapter, so I skipped over to read it. Liansheng is really good. I don't want to watch the male and female protagonists anymore. I feel that it's enough after seeing this. Let Liansheng live and be with the Peach Blossom Fairy for the rest of his life!
It looked good in Taoyuan Village, but not so good in the capital later. Even if the prince took Taoyao by force and the two of them started to have a sweet relationship, the feeling of Taoyuan Village would never come back.
I cried to death. As I looked ahead, I realized that I really liked Liansheng. I even couldn't stand the male protagonist's attitude towards the female protagonist. If Liansheng was still around, I would definitely not let Tao Yao suffer all kinds of grievances. I found out about Liansheng's extra story, so I quickly jumped to read it. I never knew that Bai Yueguang's destructive power was so great. It's so gentle, healing, and perfect. I commemorate Taoyao and Liansheng with this first review [Good Luck Lotus] [Good Luck Lotus]
Song Liansheng is very good, and I think the prince is also very good. Xie has been very good to Taoyao from the beginning, and he is also very good to Song Liansheng's parents, especially Song's mother. He is really commendable because he is the prince and he has no eyes to look down on the country people. When he returned to the capital, he often came to Yanzi Lane to eat the sweet potatoes roasted by the two old people. I prefer to read these small details of life, and Song Liansheng should thank the prince. At least the prince worked conscientiously for him as Mother Song's son. I believe she was Qingming when she died, and I knew that Liansheng had died long ago, but except for this moment, she was really not sober in these years. I really don't understand why those people hate the male protagonist. This article is a sweet article, there is no big abuse point, but I cried when I read it? The author wrote so well!
Full order! There is no conflict at all between liking Liansheng and liking Xie Heng. Both of them are very good, including the heroine.
I felt so uncomfortable reading this novel. The previous writing was very good, but it became too slow when Xie Heng left and Tao Yao was recognized. Some of the heroine's actions made me think that she was quite willing to leave Xie Heng and Shen Er. Her adoptive father and mother were still in Chang'an, so she was willing to return to Jiangnan with Shen Er? There are also these extra chapters, everything is complete at the end, but it seems too alienating.
But the character design of Song Liansheng you wrote is really good.
As a Virgo, I'm actually quite surprised that the male protagonist is not nice to the female protagonist, but even though Xiao Xie made the female protagonist sleep on the floor and didn't give her a good look, I could endure it in this article, because he is so nice, and Liansheng is considered the strongest Bai Yueguang. The emotional transition in the entire article is actually quite natural, except for the lack of writing power when Xiao Xie was seriously injured and the two reconciled... In addition, I also stood on the wrong CP. I always thought that Wei Zhao and Princess Wei were a couple.