The Reborn Favorite Concubine Is Even More Willful

[New historical romance, My Ex's Uncle and I Got Married After I Lost My Memory, now available. Visit the author's page to check it out.] Blurb: When an imperial decree ordering her death arrives, Song Tang is finally certain that Pei Zhao has never loved her, not even a little. She may be the most favored consort in Pei Zhao's harem, but all his affection is just a ploy to make her a target for the other consorts' hatred, protecting the pitiful, beloved woman in his heart. Song Tang is disgusted by the truth. Given another life, she decides to make Pei Zhao get a taste of that same disgust. Song Tang: I love watching you get so fed up with my antics, yet still have to dote on me in front of your beloved. :) Notes: 1. The heroine is no pushover. She stirs up trouble and plays dirty. 2. If there is a hero, he will abide by the rules of male virtue. 3. Updated daily. 4. Please don't compare rankings. My author page: Won't you follow me? ο(=·ω<=)ρ⌒☆ New historical romance, My Ex's Uncle and I Got Married After I Lost My Memory, now available >▽< Blurb: Su Tian accidentally catches the Third Prince, Chen Changjing, making goo-goo eyes at her half-sister Qingqing. Only then does she realize that all the vows of eternal love he once made were nothing but a ruse to trick her into marrying him and securing the support of the Su family. Enraged by the truth, Su Tian declares that she will marry Chen Xingzhou, the most honored Prince Rui of Great Qi and Chen Changjing's young uncle, just to make that scumbag regret everything. But that very day, she accidentally gets hit on the head and loses her memory. · After waking from a days-long coma, Su Tian remembers only that she has been longing to marry Chen Xingzhou. Unfortunately, everyone tells her that she likes the Third Prince, not Prince Rui. Su Tian: What nonsense! If she doesn't like Chen Xingzhou, why would she be so set on marrying him? She's not a masochist! Sure enough, before long, Prince Rui sends someone to the Su family to propose marriage to Su Tian. Su Tian happily marries into Prince Rui's manor, where married life with Chen Xingzhou is blissfully sweet. Until one day, she regains her memory and remembers everything... Visit the author's page to check it out =3= Upcoming historical romance, My Cousin Still Favors Me Most Today, please follow >▽< Blurb: The year Wei Ling'er comes of age, her parents meet with an accident and both pass away. With no choice, she seeks shelter with her aunt, the esteemed Madam Shu of the Duke of Zheng's household, who lives far away in Ye Capital. The Shu family is an illustrious clan of high birth, and Wei Ling'er knows that life under their roof won't be easy. She makes plans ahead of time and learns that her cousin Shu Jin, heir to the duke's estate, has a particular soft spot for delicate, sweet beauties. From then on, Wei Ling'er develops a few new tricks: speaking softly and sweetly, looking aggrieved without saying why, and getting teary-eyed at the slightest disagreement. With these tricks, Wei Ling'er has gotten plenty of benefits from her conveniently available cousin. So when she learns that she is about to be promised to someone she doesn't like, she goes straight to Shu Jin for help. Who would have thought that Shu Jin, usually so proper, would sit on the edge of the bed, listen to her complaints, then beckon her over with an ambiguous smile and say, "Come here. Cousin will teach you how to avoid marrying him." Wei Ling'er: "..." This conveniently available cousin seems dangerous. Little schemer of a cousin X seemingly proper but secretly devious cousin Visit the author's page to check it out =3= Theme: Relying on yourself is better than relying on heaven or earth.