Suddenly, the Lanterns Fade

Completed. Extra chapters will drop at irregular intervals. My other little saplings are happily growing in my column. Feel free to check them out if you're interested~~

There are two couples, and all four are protagonists (I'm a simple country bumpkin, so I wrote whatever I wanted. Just read for fun, okay? QAQ~~~)

Li Fengyuan opened his eyes to find that he had gone from being a college student to a royal "grade-schooler." Like everyone else, he had found himself a study companion, supposedly to keep the prince company in class.

He had always thought that royalty got to live a carefree life, with plenty of good food, clothes, and drink.

That was until he had to get up at four or five in the morning, with a packed schedule of classes, strict tutors, and a father emperor who inspected his schoolwork.

The lazy Li Fengyuan used a painting to trick his study companion into copying all sorts of assignments for him, making the poor boy work like a beast of burden without complaint.

Then, as the boy's first stirrings of love began, Li Fengyuan realized that the way he looked at his young study companion was becoming more and more improper.

Song Fusheng was born into misfortune. He was not only a son of a concubine, but also had a father who disliked him and a mother who refused to acknowledge him.

His mother spent her whole life confined to a tiny residence, and raised him as a girl from childhood.

His mother said that finding someone who treated you well was more important than anything else.

She talked about serving a husband and raising children, about how spouses should get along, and about her own hardships... but she never once showed him affection.

The first time he met Sun Zhuo, a refined gentleman as warm as jade, he thought, This is the man I'll marry.

The first time he met Xiao Bei, who was crude, savage, and frightening, he didn't even dare to fight back.

Later, he learned that "gentleman" was nothing but a deceptive label. And if you just stroked a tiger's fur the right way, that tiger would turn out to be a paper tiger who loved him most.

1. This is an alternate history. Everything in the story related to dynasties is made up by the author. Plot points exist to serve the story, and the author writes things as they see fit. Deep-dive nitpickers, please stay away.

2. Comparisons are forbidden. Writing is hard for every author, and there is no such thing as better or worse.

3. Finally, if you think the blurb sounds all right, feel free to take a look. You might end up liking it??? Also, this is a pregnancy story. The author says he can get pregnant, and the site says he can too. Don't ask why; the author likes it that way.

Theme: The road stretches out beneath the sky, and you and I move forward