I Have an Imperial Edict to Steal a Bride

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A Historical Romance by a Friend: Jue Sheng's No Return

Fu Wujiao has spent years conquering battlefields. He earned the title of "Ghost-Faced God of War" while still young, and a single furrowed brow from him was enough to make every child within ten miles burst into tears.

After his great achievements made the emperor wary, he spent several years idling at home. Eventually, he was given the task of "rescuing a rebellious girl who ran away from home."

The rebellious girl was none other than the emperor's younger sister.

So Fu Wujiao packed his bags and traveled a thousand miles to a neighboring kingdom, hoping to bring the princess back to Chang'an.

But the rebellious princess married on the spot just to get away from him.

Fu Wujiao was left reeling. To keep his reputation intact in his old age, he decided to ambush the wedding procession and abduct the bride.

Who could have guessed that after her first wedding was called off, the princess would cheerfully get married a second time?

Fu Wujiao abducted the bride again, then rolled up his sleeves and got ready to do it a third time.

But the third time, somewhere along the way, Fu Wujiao wound up in the bridal chamber with the princess.

[Grumbling, rough-edged general x stubborn, troublemaking Western Regions princess]

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Coming Soon: Her, the Emperor She Supported

Song Leshu, a noblewoman from the Marquis's household, wrote dozens of storybooks and used all the money she earned to support poor scholars. People called her compassionate as a bodhisattva, and said that her Song family would surely enjoy a hundred years of peace.

No sooner had they spoken than her curse came true: the whole family was stripped of noble status, left without even a pair of chopsticks.

Song Leshu, who had been pampered for over a decade, picked up her brush and started writing storybooks again to support her family.

The once-privileged young lady was bent beneath the burden of life. Then one day, a poor scholar she had once supported suddenly appeared. Wearing a dragon robe, he swept Song Leshu into his arms and asked tenderly, "A Shu, does it hurt?"

As it turned out, he was Emperor Yuan Qi.

Song Leshu won the emperor's favor and was appointed "Court Recorder," spending every day at Yuan Qi's side.

From then on, she accompanied him at meals, listened in during court sessions, and was even by his dragon bed at night.

"A Shu's hands make words bloom with fragrance. They are the sweetness in my heart."

"Let the chilblains grow on my hands instead. A Shu, don't cry."

Theme: Stay true to yourself and keep moving forward