Also known as: My Wife Didn't Want to Marry Me in Her Previous Life
Female lead's point of view:
As the only daughter of the emperor's own sister, Gu Qing had always gotten everything she wanted before coming of age. But when she reached marriageable age, she encountered the first thing that didn't go her way: her marriage.
Her betrothed, Jiang Run, was practically the dream man of every young woman in the capital. Unfortunately, he wasn't the man of Gu Qing's dreams.
Male lead's point of view:
In his previous life, Jiang Run granted Gu Qing's wish and gave up pursuing the woman he loved. But in the end, that woman died atop the Ninefold Phoenix Palace. Jiang Run then helped the young emperor ascend the throne, drove the usurper from the throne, and had his bones ground to dust, avenging Gu Qing.
Jiang Run lived to eighty and died peacefully of old age. He never took a concubine or kept a maid. After his death, only the young members of his clan wept before his coffin. One day, he opened his eyes and found himself back on the spring day when he had proposed to Gu Qing.
---One day---
Gu Qing: I'm sorry. I find this side of you a little frightening.
Jiang Run: Frightening? If you knew I had crawled back from the underworld and still wanted only you, would you be even more afraid?
This story: The male lead pursues his wife; the second male lead gets his comeuppance. (The leads are nine years apart in age. In her previous life, the female lead married the second male lead, and everything that was supposed to happen did.)
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Next up: The Humble Him or The Immortal Sect Big Shot (click through to my column!)
Not every love in this world is about two people each taking fifty steps, or one person taking one step while the other takes ninety-nine. There's another kind of love: she retreats a hundred steps, while he runs an unknown distance just to reach her.
Yan Lingyun is the empress of the current dynasty, and Xu Shen is a eunuch.
Everyone in the palace says that Mr. Xu, the Director of Palace Attendants, is gentle, refined, handsome, and elegant. No one knows that what Xu Shen keeps buried in his heart is a hopeless love for the current empress.
This story: The male lead is a true eunuch, and the female lead has no intimate relationship with the emperor.
The Big Shot of the Immortal Sect is also known as: The Immortal Sect's Most Beloved and Her Sweet Little (Wolf) Dog (Why Is My Master Like This?)
The truth behind how the little tycoon of the immortal sect ended up penniless---
Lu Jiaojiao was exceptionally talented and enjoyed smooth sailing on her path to immortality. She spent a hundred years traveling the world, eating, drinking, and having fun. What a wonderful life! But when she turned around, she discovered she had gained a disciple who could bring ruin to anyone without a second thought.
To help this disciple cultivate successfully, Lu Jiaojiao gave him her heart, her soul, and her money. In the end, she even revealed her true identity as a big shot of the immortal sect.
---Bonus scene---
Lu Jiaojiao: I thought of you as my disciple, and you like me?
Fang Mingyue: Master, your great kindness can never be repaid. After much thought, the only thing I can do is give myself to you.
This story: The female lead is max level from the start (but hides her true strength), while the male lead grows over time.
Theme: If you never forget, your feelings will eventually be answered
Why hasn't this been updated for so long?
The young man in the story is Jiang Run~
Happy New Year, come on!
Come on, I've written so much, let's give it an ending.
So can the update be restored to normal, author?
His Majesty the Emperor still liked his father so much that he had some doubts about his mother's feelings for his father. His liking for Concubine Chu so much was probably due to his father's influence. He wanted pure love. Alas, after reading this book, you will know that his father loved his mother very much, and his mother's performance was hard to describe. The late emperor was very good to the emperor.
When did this emperor die?
God, I don't know if Zizhen will be discovered. I just hope that the male and female protagonists can be sweet.
Hey, it was his son who probably forced her to death in the last life, but it was the heroine who did it.
A Qing's doubts are a disaster for her family members. She should be cautious. Why do she reveal it to her mouth like this and ask the male protagonist to investigate? If the male protagonist finds out, what should she do if the Dog King is alerted? Isn't this being careless?