You, the Clear Breeze and the Bright Moon

Please add my upcoming novel, Deep Among the Flowers, to your collection: A poor girl named Hua'er lives in Deep Among the Flowers. Hua'er is a night watchwoman. Whenever night falls, she takes up her bamboo clapper in her delicate hands and follows the constables, calling out like a restless spirit. Second Master Bai is a light sleeper. Every time he drifts off, her trembling calls reach his ears and disturb his sleep. Over time, he decides he wants to marry her, gag her, and finally get a good night's rest. But as soon as the matchmaker steps through the door, before she's even warmed her seat, that clueless Hua'er drives her out. “I'd marry anyone but that notorious Second Master Bai!” I'm no good at writing blurbs. This is a story of ordinary people, whose lives are woven together through joy and sorrow. Thunder and rain are both gifts of grace. Blurb for this novel: At twenty, Song Qingfeng married Ouyang Lancang. She was the unloved third daughter of a Grand Tutor; he was a fourth-rank official in the capital with neither father nor mother. These two reserved people found a way to get by together. They were restrained in everything: in their speech, in their spending, and even in bed. Song Qingfeng thought she could bear a life like that, until one day she found a love letter in her husband's study, every word burning with passion. He had not always been so cold. He had simply married someone he did not want. Song Qingfeng went to great lengths to divorce him. On the day they parted, she copied the Emperor's handwritten decree a hundred times and posted it all over the capital. From then on, she became a free-spirited young lady. After one painful lesson, Ouyang Lancang finally understood that the third young lady who melted snow to brew tea, held her brush with both hands, embroidered brilliantly, and hid great wisdom behind an unassuming manner was his own Qingfeng, his moonlight. Song Qingfeng: A person only lives once. You ought to burn brightly at least once. If this one won't do, find the next. Ouyang Lancang: You can burn as brightly as you like, and I'll be right there with you. But you can't replace me. Warnings: 1. Both leads are sexually inexperienced, and the ending is happy. 2. There are no huge twists. It's simply a story of two people who can't make married life work, divorce, then remarry and learn to live happily together. 3. They fall in love after marriage, slowly and steadily; then they marry again and fall in love again, with a love that never fades. Check out my completed novels on my author page. Theme: You are my gentle breeze and bright moon