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Xia Chaosheng, young lord of the Marquis of Zhenguo's household, was the Crown Prince's study companion. He lived in the palace, coddled and indulged in luxury, for five years.
In the end, not only did he fail to become the Crown Princess, he was also betrothed to Mu Rugui, a disabled prince.
Rumor had it Mu Rugui was cruel and ruthless. Because he himself could not walk properly, he had broken the legs of every servant around him.
On the day news of the marriage spread, the Crown Prince knelt in front of the main hall for hours in the pouring rain.
Xia Chaosheng also fell ill in bed, seemingly on the verge of dying of lovesickness.
Everyone thought Xia Chaosheng and the Crown Prince were made for each other, and that he would defy the imperial decree for love. But no one expected...
He sat bolt upright on his deathbed and struggled to climb into Mu Rugui's wedding palanquin!
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After living a second life, Xia Chaosheng knows the Crown Prince is no good. In the future, he will have Xia's entire family executed, marry Xia's half-brother as his empress, and send Xia to the cold palace.
By contrast, the seemingly fallen and disabled prince will one day rise to great heights and wield power over all beneath heaven.
Only that man was willing to endure the historians' condemnation and bear infamy for a thousand generations. Clad in black armor, he carried Xia's cold body out of the cold palace, one step at a time.
[The gong is painfully inarticulate at first, and stubborn. I just want to write this kind of character. His personality will gradually change as the plot progresses.]
[An old-school flavor.]
[Content warnings]
1. Extremely strong gong, very weak shou. This is a product of me letting loose.
2. Pregnancy and childbirth, pregnancy and childbirth, pregnancy and childbirth, pregnancy and childbirth, pregnancy and childbirth.
3. The characters of the "Ru" generation are explained. No need to keep pointing it out in Chapter 1.
[Setting notes]
1. This is a fictional setting.
2. The pill that allows men to bear children is made up... Anyway, after taking it, one can conceive within a year, but the side effect is a weakened body and poor health. (This is purely to satisfy my personal preferences. Don't click if you dislike it.)
2020/4/15
Currently updating The Regent's Beloved
Everyone says the Regent is bloodthirsty, cruel, and merciless.
Only Yin Xuechen refuses to believe it.
In his eyes, the Regent serves the young emperor with all his heart and exhausts himself for Great Zhou. He is nothing less than a wise and virtuous statesman.
Until, at a state banquet, a foreign princess knelt at the Regent's feet, gazed at Yin Xuechen with affection, and swore she would marry no one but him.
The Regent flew into a jealous rage, his face darkening in front of the envoys from every nation.
That night, he finally revealed his true nature.
He trapped Yin Xuechen on the imperial bed, madness swirling in his eyes.
"Your life is mine."
"Every inch of you, inside and out, belongs to me..."
*An irrepressible, troublemaking little general with outstanding combat skills as the shou × a possessive, ruthless foreign regent who will do anything as the gong
Coming soon: I'll Help My Master Through His Love Tribulation
1.
Shen Muyun, master of Qingxu Palace, had kept up his disguise for years. At last, he revealed his true face.
He was a ruthless man who had fallen into demonic cultivation.
Even his first disciple, Sheng Sijun, was nothing more than a tool. He had taken the boy's heart's blood to increase his own cultivation.
After learning the truth, Sheng Sijun was heartbroken. He plunged the Demon-Slaying Sword into Shen Muyun's chest with his own hands.
"Master, you lied to me!"
2.
Beneath Qingxu Palace lay a frigid pool, its depths a thousand fathoms.
Shen Muyun was bound there by blood chains, suffering the torment of nine layers of heavenly thunder every day.
Purple lightning crashed down from the sky. The pale figure in the water trembled faintly.
A tear of blood fell from the corner of Shen Muyun's eye.
"Master, do you admit your guilt?"
Shen Muyun abruptly raised his head, his black hair turning white as snow.
Sheng Sijun's pupils contracted. "Master!"
The final bolt of heavenly thunder fell, and a distant voice rang out between heaven and earth:
The sinner Shen Muyun is rejected by heaven and earth. His body and path are destroyed, and he shall not enter the cycle of rebirth.
3.
Shen Muyun was a drop of pure dew from the Ninth Heaven, devoid of love and affection.
His mission was to assist the Heavenly Dao by arranging tribulations for immortal lords who descended to the mortal realm.
Armed with his script, Shen Muyun diligently followed the plot. Just as an immortal from Qingxu Palace was about to return to the immortal realm, his first disciple, Sheng Sijun, whom he had thoroughly wronged, suddenly turned dark at a crucial point in the story.
Sheng Sijun not only refused to execute him as a "sinner," but also started keeping him locked up in Qingxu Palace's frigid pool.
Shen Muyun had no choice but to use his final trick: fake his own death.
After Sheng Sijun watched Shen Muyun's body and path vanish, he went completely mad.
"Master, do you hate me that much?"
Having finished his part in the plot, Shen Muyun discarded his sect leader secret identity and enjoyed himself in the mortal world.
But for some reason, his old enemies appeared one after another:
The demon king presented him with a demon core and demanded they cultivate together. The human emperor made a proclamation to the world, naming him empress... People Shen Muyun couldn't even remember all came crying to confess their love for him.
What Shen Muyun found hardest to understand was that the disciple who had every reason to hate and resent him,
without hesitation, drove a sword into his own heart after learning Shen Muyun had little time left to live.
Obsession stained the corners of Sheng Sijun's eyes. In his dark pupils surged a madness that cut to the bone.
"Master, would you like me to give you my life?"
*Younger gong, a mad and corrupted disciple like a rabid dog × a cold-hearted, universally adored master as the shou
Theme: Treasure your life. You won't get a second chance.
I don't know why the story about two children made me feel uncomfortable.
I would like to write a separate story about Brother and Zhaoxue, tens of thousands of words are enough. I really want to
Damn it, orthopedics is so delicious...
Oh my god, I want to see a side story between my brother and Zhaoxue??(??Д`?)??
To be honest, I think this article can only be said to be okay, not very good. In the first twenty chapters, Shou Tuo Tuolala did not explain what he meant clearly to Gong. Indeed, the author also said that because Shou's parents and Gong didn't believe it, but it still felt weird. It may also be the reason why I prefer reading fast-paced books recently. I was very curious about where Chang Zhong went when King Liang died in the end. After all, the author did not explain it clearly (it is just my own curiosity. Do you have any comments on the article? It didn't have much impact on the body), I think it was a bit hasty when Mu Zhaoxue found Mu Ruyi in the last extra story (Mu Ruyi took Yizi medicine and had a relationship with Mu Zhaoxue, and thought he would run away and have children), and I was in Yan Ling Hua Hua and Qin Xuanlang felt something during the quarrel in front of the gate, but the author did not write about it. However, I feel that the article is still good overall. If you are impatient, you can skip to chapter 20 and read it. It should not affect the viewing experience too much.
Yeeh cp is right
Wait, so it's true orthopedics, but his father didn't shy away from telling a lie for him?
I don't know why the story about two children made me feel uncomfortable.
I would like to write a separate story about Brother and Zhaoxue, tens of thousands of words are enough. I really want to
Damn it, orthopedics is so delicious...
Oh my god, I want to see a side story between my brother and Zhaoxue??(??Д`?)??
To be honest, I think this article can only be said to be okay, not very good. In the first twenty chapters, Shou Tuo Tuolala did not explain what he meant clearly to Gong. Indeed, the author also said that because Shou's parents and Gong didn't believe it, but it still felt weird. It may also be the reason why I prefer reading fast-paced books recently. I was very curious about where Chang Zhong went when King Liang died in the end. After all, the author did not explain it clearly (it is just my own curiosity. Do you have any comments on the article? It didn't have much impact on the body), I think it was a bit hasty when Mu Zhaoxue found Mu Ruyi in the last extra story (Mu Ruyi took Yizi medicine and had a relationship with Mu Zhaoxue, and thought he would run away and have children), and I was in Yan Ling Hua Hua and Qin Xuanlang felt something during the quarrel in front of the gate, but the author did not write about it. However, I feel that the article is still good overall. If you are impatient, you can skip to chapter 20 and read it. It should not affect the viewing experience too much.
Yeeh cp is right
Wait, so it's true orthopedics, but his father didn't shy away from telling a lie for him?
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I always feel like I've bought and seen it before
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