Please add my new book, I Pass the Imperial Exams with Medicine, to your reading list~~
Qin Yue, a handsome medical school professor over forty, still unmarried and childless, transmigrates into the body of a notorious wastrel known throughout the surrounding villages.
He drove his father to his death and his mother died of illness. All he has left are a younger brother and sister looking at him pitifully: "Big Brother, we're hungry~"
Qin Yue sighs helplessly at the house that "he" has squandered down to its four bare walls. Relying on his miraculous medical skills, he resigns himself to shouldering the burden of raising his younger siblings.
Nobody believes the Qin family's wastrel can make his way through the imperial examinations. But Qin Yue, in his new body, proves them all wrong.
Not only does he embark on the road to success through the exams, he walks it... with remarkable steadiness.
1. Slow burn, rural-life story.
2. There is a female lead, one-on-one romance.
3. The title is provisional. Suggestions for a better one are welcome.
Everlasting Peace, a Huairou and Huaiji fanfiction, written to soothe an unresolved ache.
A short story, both leads are reborn, not contracted, updates whenever inspiration strikes. No nitpicking over historical accuracy.
"Huaiji, do you think people get another life after this one?"
"In my next life, I definitely won't be a princess. I'll just be an ordinary girl from a humble family, wearing a hairpin and plain clothes."
"And you, you'll probably be a scholar in a white robe."
"One day, I'll carry a basket to pick mulberries, and you'll ride by on a fine horse, holding a riding crop, along the road where I'm gathering them."
"You'll find the flower ornament I've dropped..."
"That would be wonderful. It's a promise."
When she is reborn, she is still a princess, unable to escape the towering imperial palace. But he is no longer the lowly palace eunuch everyone could bully.
He becomes the scholar in a white robe she once wished for, passes the highest imperial examination, and, triumphant in his success, gives her a phoenix crown and bridal robes, a wedding sedan carried by eight men, and a lifetime of loving devotion.
[Please add my new book, Princess Syndrome, to your reading list~~]
*A parking-space mural artist focused on making money x a self-made tech tycoon
*A fallen princess who once never lifted a finger but now has mastered every skill under the sun x a devious, devilishly handsome, unbearable little princess-syndrome brat whose only redeeming quality is his money. (Important: the latter is the male lead.)
1.
Chu Yingxin is the only daughter of Jiangcheng's richest family, born with the fate of a pampered princess. She grows up spoiled into someone as proud and fiery as a flame, bold and carefree.
Then her father falls for a manipulative, fake-sweet homewrecker, and Chu Yingxin is thrown out of the Chu family along with her mother.
From then on, the princess who had never known ordinary life falls to earth.
Once praised by a master as a genius born for art, she becomes a parking-space mural artist who'll paint for anyone willing to pay.
Everyone says a fallen princess is worth less than a chicken.
What they don't know is that there's someone who wishes he could cut out his own heart and carefully hide Chu Yingxin inside it.
From beginning to end, Chu Yingxin has been the little princess cherished in Yu Yihang's heart.
The only one, the one and only, his beloved.
2.
Yu Yihang is a tech tycoon who has returned from overseas. Arrogant and suspicious, moody and impossibly perfectionistic, he has a face so handsome it could make heaven and earth resent him, but nobody can stand his strange and irritating personality.
One day, a girl accidentally paints a parking space at Yu Yihang's home with a picture of the adorable Sailor Moon.
Everyone thinks the careless girl is done for.
Who could have guessed Yu Yihang would bring her into his home and pin her against the wall? Instead of getting angry, he smiles wickedly: "How about you pay off the debt with yourself?"
His body, to settle her debt.
Nobody knows that Yu Yihang, who seems cold and heartless, has been hiding someone in his heart.
Back then, she was the lofty little princess of the Chu family, while he was a desperately poor student relying on scholarships for his good grades.
They came from completely different worlds, but a moment of kindness from her brought them together.
Chu Yingxin donated the prize money she won for her paintings to the school.
Yu Yihang used the scholarship funded by Chu Yingxin to study abroad.
She smiled gently onstage, unintentionally touching the sensitive heart of a young man.
From then on, she filled his dreams.
After all these years, what can I give you?
Tears? Silence?
No. Yu Yihang refuses to take the ordinary path. He is going to spoil her back into a little princess.
His very own little princess.
Theme: Passing the imperial examinations
Nice! But historically, Empress Cao didn't love Zhao Zhen at all, so she promoted Mao Ze as soon as the emperor died hahahaha
I really don't know how to evaluate this queen. At first I thought she was okay, but later I looked at her rather than Zhang Guifei. Zhang Guifei at least lived a comfortable life. I feel like her personality is a bit contradictory. And I think there is really no need to brag about the true love between the emperor and the empress. If it were true love, there would be no life or death between the two empresses.
This is the best and most satisfactory ending for Huirou and Huaiji. Really well written! Somehow I always feel like I haven't finished writing.
I quite liked Queen Cao at first, but then I really didn't like Queen Cao! Huirou respected her so much and always thought about how she treated Huirou in the end! What Queen Cao did was not as good as Madam Zhang. At least Madam Zhang really had nothing to say to her own people, so why did Queen Cao only think about herself? Should others be nice to you?!!!
Huirou clearly respected and filial to Empress Cao in her previous life, but the queen did not love her much in the end, but she still dislikes her in this life.
The Cao family is really too powerful, and the son is too young. Empress Cao has the status of legitimate mother, and with the help of the Cao family, she can crush the young emperor to death. If the young emperor is the queen's biological son, there may be a buffer due to the blood relationship, but no, the conflict between the young emperor and the regent queen will only increase layer by layer. Unless both of them are smart and decent people, one of them will definitely be killed. This is not just a family matter, but a political struggle, and has nothing to do with personal will. Because it turns out that the emperor said that the queen was unreasonable, and deposing the queen without any reason will definitely be discussed by the world. In addition, he deposed a queen in the first place, and there will definitely not be a second time.
Without Empress Liu, how could he secure the throne, hahaha! What a pity, Empress Cao!
The Queen is such a spicy egg
For a cold-hearted person like Queen Cao, this ending is simply perfect.
This is how two little people should be, sweet and sweet. The last life was too bitter. Thank you to the author for giving them a happy ending in this life.