1.
Xie Yunyan and Li Zimo were betrothed as children, but she only wants to marry Prince Yan, Li Xuanji, Li Zimo's adoptive father and the man who once protected her for a lifetime.
In her previous life, he said, "We had no fate in this life. I beg you to let me have you in the next."
In this life, he has forgotten. Sitting upright, his expression stern and imposing, he says, "Yanyan, don't make a fuss."
Xie Yunyan isn't afraid of him. She's seen this man lose all control for her, in a way that makes her blush and her heart race.
2.
A revered monk read Li Xuanji's fate and declared him a star doomed to bring calamity. He was unwilling to bring misfortune upon Xie Yunyan.
That is, until she stopped his warhorse in the pouring rain before his departure, her face drenched.
"If you don't come back, I'll wait for you all my life."
He thought that for her, he would gladly become a vengeful ghost and claw his way back from a battlefield of blood and fire.
From then on, the clamor of iron-clad horses was for her, and so was every tender caress.
Reader advisory:
The leads have an age gap, and their relationship begins with him raising her.
The ex-husband is trash. His redemption arc failed, and he was reduced to ashes for good.
Cover character artist: Bingzi Can Fly
Synopsis dated May 30, 2020, archived from a screenshot on Weibo.
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Upcoming 1: My Uncle the Emperor: An aloof heartthrob gets cruelly abandoned
1.
Fu Tangli is born into a prominent family. She's known throughout Chang'an as a refined and dignified young lady, and has been designated the future Crown Princess. But the Crown Prince has someone else in his heart and treats her with indifference.
Fine by Fu Tangli. During a short stay in the mountains, she happens upon a man of striking bearing, a rare and handsome sight. She takes a liking to him and relentlessly flirts with him until he is utterly smitten.
But when the man intends to marry her, she loses her nerve, abandons him, and runs away.
Later, at a palace banquet, she is stunned to see the man she wronged. He's none other than Zhao Shangjun, the Prince of Huai and the Crown Prince's uncle.
Zhao Shangjun commands a powerful army, is decisive and ruthless, and inspires fear throughout the realm. He's a dangerous man no one dares provoke.
Fu Tangli makes up her mind: Deny it, deny it, and deny it even if it kills her.
2.
The Prince of Huai seizes the throne with an iron fist. The former Crown Prince is deposed, and everyone says his former Crown Princess is doomed to a miserable fate and will never rise again.
Fu Tangli is miserable too. She lies in Zhao Shangjun's arms, crying until her nose is red and her elaborate hairdo comes undone.
Zhao Shangjun grits his teeth. He once wanted to hack this heartless woman to pieces, but in the end he holds back again and again, patiently coaxing her: "What's so special about being Crown Princess? I made you Empress right away. Isn't that better?"
He has never lost a battle, sweeping across the land with iron horses and spears. But when he met her, he was utterly defeated.
Upcoming 2: The Crown Prince's Daily Pursuit of His Wife: Marriage first, love later, and a proud prince gets served one face-slapping after another
1.
A Ruan's mother died young, and her father was unkind. She went to live with her maternal grandfather in a small town in Jiangdong.
There was a military household in town. Her grandfather said the young man's face foretold a remarkable future, so he brought him home as A Ruan's live-in husband.
Though her husband came from a humble family, was dull, and treated her coolly, he was handsome and impressively built, which was easy on the eyes. A Ruan was fairly satisfied.
Until one day, she accidentally overheard someone speaking to her husband.
"My lord, will your wife accompany you to the capital this time?"
Her husband replied coldly, "A country girl? How can you call her a wife?"
A Ruan: "Pah, liar!"
2.
When the Crown Prince was still obscure, he lived in seclusion in the countryside and married a woman surnamed Ruan. They later became separated by war, and people said the Crown Prince was devoted to his first wife and could never forget her.
In truth, Ruan had dumped the Crown Prince and run away. He was nursing a bellyful of anger, waiting for her to come back and beg him.
But instead of her return, he got news that A Ruan was engaged to the top graduate of the palace examination. The Crown Prince's face darkened.
3.
The eldest daughter of Minister Ruan has become a young widow and returned to her family home. Her parents dislike her, and others look down on her.
But at a palace banquet one day, everyone sees the dignified and noble Crown Prince bend down to serve Miss Ruan tea, then swallow his pride and coax her: "Calm down. Isn't it enough for me to apologize to you?"
A Ruan: "Pah, liar!"
Theme: Break through conventional prejudice and bravely pursue true love
The taste of an old man, hey hey hey hey, his saliva is flowing
Oh my god, I finished reading it in just two days?
I was attracted by the copywriting at first, and I read the comments section and got good reviews, so I bought the whole book. But to be honest, after reading it, I can only say that I was a little disappointed. Although I expected it to be slower, it was too slow. Furthermore, there were too many bad things about the prince and the Wen family, and the male protagonist was also entangled. There are too many, and confusingly interspersed memories of past lives. As a result, I basically didn't hit any sweet spots in the first 60% of this book (maybe the candy is too small and too obscure). In short, I personally feel that I regret buying this book. It far fell short of the expectations created by the copywriting. After reading it, it was like a light and unpleasant wind blowing past me. Ps: Although the small part at the back can be said to be a bit sweet, it is as if it is separated from the so much badness in the front and is not coherent and smooth.
Hey
So sweet, so sweet, and the flowers are sprinkled at the end!
What a pity for my Jinjiang coins... It feels like an anticlimax
The heroine is a bit stupid, I read the article many years ago
Great! It's been a long time since I've read an entire book!
Wuwuwuwuwu, when will the new article be published? I've been waiting for a long time.
The taste of an old man, hey hey hey hey, his saliva is flowing
Oh my god, I finished reading it in just two days?
I was attracted by the copywriting at first, and I read the comments section and got good reviews, so I bought the whole book. But to be honest, after reading it, I can only say that I was a little disappointed. Although I expected it to be slower, it was too slow. Furthermore, there were too many bad things about the prince and the Wen family, and the male protagonist was also entangled. There are too many, and confusingly interspersed memories of past lives. As a result, I basically didn't hit any sweet spots in the first 60% of this book (maybe the candy is too small and too obscure). In short, I personally feel that I regret buying this book. It far fell short of the expectations created by the copywriting. After reading it, it was like a light and unpleasant wind blowing past me. Ps: Although the small part at the back can be said to be a bit sweet, it is as if it is separated from the so much badness in the front and is not coherent and smooth.
Hey
So sweet, so sweet, and the flowers are sprinkled at the end!
What a pity for my Jinjiang coins... It feels like an anticlimax
The heroine is a bit stupid, I read the article many years ago
Great! It's been a long time since I've read an entire book!
Wuwuwuwuwu, when will the new article be published? I've been waiting for a long time.
Let's review it again, it's a good read