Little Tail

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Rong Que never understood why his little tagalong stopped liking him after she grew up.

But that didn't stop him from protecting the little thing with all his heart. She was so weak and cried so easily. How could he not protect her?

Xiao Xi was the ninth princess, but she was never loved by her family. She was terribly timid, and the high fever she suffered at nine made her forget the little tyrant who had always protected her.

When they met again, she trembled in fear because of what others said about him.

It wasn't until she was close to death that she remembered how kind the little tyrant everyone feared had been to her. Even after she grew up and he took her back by force, he never so much as laid a finger on her.

She never forgot the time she ran away without permission and was caught. The man had red eyes and looked especially fierce, but he didn't lay a finger on her. Instead, he gathered her in his arms and gently soothed her.

If she could do it all again, she'd be good and listen to him. She'd never run away again.

One-on-one romance: a timid little princess x a domineering young lord

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How Is This Not Following the Plot?, synopsis:

Wen Yan is the only daughter of the Wen family of Tiandibao. She is exceptionally gifted, a true daughter of heaven. According to the usual storybook plot, she should have a fiancé who has fallen on hard times but will eventually rise through his own efforts, while she and the Wen family are destined to be the villains who get defeated.

But something isn't right.

Wen Yan compares the storybook's description of herself, wielding a long sword and wearing a colorful celestial dress, ethereal as a fairy, with the ordinary saber in her hand and her very ordinary disciple's uniform.

The storybook says that after her fiancé's family gets into trouble, her father will go to annul their engagement. So who's that guy under the tree?

“Hey, I got it.”

Wen Yan, utterly baffled, tosses aside the confusing storybook and charges forward with her saber.

Whether the storybook is true or not doesn't matter. If there's really a heroine, then she can call off this engagement.

That so-called “remarkable woman” had better show up soon!

A blunt young lady who'll cut down anything with a saber x a male lead proficient in music, chess, calligraphy, painting, swords, staffs, formations, and talismans (everything but the saber)

The heroine may be very impulsive, the sort who'd rather fight than talk. She's not stupid, just very direct. Even a straightforward confession might not work on her. The male lead is shrewd and clever, with extraordinary martial prowess.

The original heroine may have very little page time and won't appear early.

Wolfhound, synopsis:

“Impertinent!”

A handsome, refined man in white shielded a petite young woman behind him and sternly rebuked the richly dressed girl opposite.

The girl froze for a moment, then said coldly, “Jing Nan, when you call me impertinent, do you forget that I am Princess Zhaohua of Beiliang? My father is the emperor, my mother is the empress, and I am the only princess to have ruled Beiliang in hundreds of years.”

“No matter what I do, it is not for an outsider to call me impertinent.”

Years later, Zhaohua thought that was what she should have told everyone present. But in the end, she said nothing. She simply returned to the palace, and the next day she broke off the engagement.

Jing Nan's version:

“My parents always said I would one day become Princess Zhaohua's consort, the husband of Beiliang's first empress. But how could a man like me accept being confined to the inner palace?”

“So I always thought I didn't like Zhaohua.”

“But later, why did seeing someone else by Zhaohua's side hurt so much?”

The male lead's version: Zhaohua, turn around. I'm right behind you.

In Beiliang, being a wolfhound is the highest honor a warrior can receive.

A wolfhound follows its master to the death, never stopping until it dies, for all eternity.

No one could have guessed that the wolfhound chosen by the Princess of Beiliang would be the once-glorious top young noble of Beiliang.

Jing Nan is not the male lead. A ruling princess x a “wolfhound” who lives only to obey the princess

Theme: Life may treat you unfairly for a while, but as long as you keep hoping and working hard, the future will always be bright.