Let Us Buy Osmanthus Wine and Ride Together

[My next book is The Father and Son Both Get Their Comeuppance. Please add it to your collection~]

A Gui first met Fang Yutong on her wedding night, when she married his father to bring him good fortune.

That night, a torrential thunderstorm raged. Fang Yutong’s father had a weak constitution, and the great joy of the occasion proved too much for him. He died.

Wearing her red bridal gown, A Gui huddled with Fang Yutong in a corner where the rain leaked through the walls, and they spent the night there.

The next day, a flood struck, and A Gui planned to take Fang Yutong with her as they fled.

She said, “I’m your mother. I won’t leave you behind.”

Later, Fang Yutong reluctantly began calling her “Big Sis.” Under her strict discipline, he was forced to mend his ways.

She stayed up until her eyes were bloodshot, got her hands frostbitten, and wore out her feet, all so she could keep helping him up from the muck.

That mischievous little brat eventually grew into a gentle, refined young man. He rose through the imperial examinations to the highest ranks of government, and his slender shoulders became a shelter for her.

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Fang Yutong had risen above everyone else. He was no longer the boy he had once been.

When A Gui learned that he had blood on his hands and was ruthless, and that he had become a terrifying, obsessive tyrant of a new emperor, she left him a farewell letter, her fingertips trembling.

#He’ll do whatever it takes to give the heroine everything she likes#

#The one thing she can’t have is leaving him#

#He earned the top score in all three imperial examinations for her, and built a prosperous age for her#

#A Gui is the meaning of Fang Yutong’s life#

- One-on-one romance, incredibly sweet

- Older woman, younger man; the heroine is three years older

- The hero’s evolution from a little wolf pup to a gentle, loyal dog, and finally to a deranged mad dog

My next book is The Father and Son Both Get Their Comeuppance. Please add it to your collection~

Prince Xiao Qinghe of Zhenbei had guarded the northern frontier for many years, and everyone knew to fear him.

Everyone knew that after his hated legal wife died, he took a concubine who was the apple of his eye.

Wang Qing, who had lost her memory, never expected that she was that cherished woman.

No matter. That wouldn’t stop her from saving up silver and running away.

But she never expected that his exclusive devotion was a lie!

Xiao Qinghe, you bastard! You’re awful!

And there was an annoying brat who stole her food and drink and caused trouble all day long.

Facing the cold punishments of the bastard, and the constant antagonism of his son, Wang Qing stayed by their side and showered them with sweet words until she finally saved enough silver.

Now, run!!!

But the little dumpling, who always looked down his nose at her whenever they met, ran over and clung to her leg, asking softly, “Mother, don’t you want me anymore?”

And that bastard, too, charged alone through a deadly battlefield and into the enemy camp, digging her out of a pile of corpses. His face was smeared with savage, bloody fury, yet he pleaded hoarsely, “Wanwan, don’t go...”

In the days when I rode in fine clothes and on a spirited horse, in the lush depths of spring, you were the first person I saw.

From then on, you were etched into the mountains and seas in my heart, and onto the bright moon at its center. I could never forget you.

One-on-one sweet romance. Father and son both get their comeuppance!

Theme: Staying resilient in the face of any hardship