Upcoming works: Qing Dynasty: Shunzhi’s Deposed Empress and The Fallen God. Check them out on my profile, and please add them to your collection if you’re interested.
A melodramatic reborn romance with a groveling husband. Happy ending. Read with care if this bothers you.
In her previous life, a twist of fate led her to marry Prince Su as a concubine-born daughter. He had once saved her life, and she thought she had found true love. But on their wedding night, the first thing Prince Su said to her was, “Miss Lin, I have someone I love. Marrying you was never my wish.”
He did not love her, yet he confined her for her entire life, until she withered away in the cold prince’s manor.
Reborn, Lin Shangxi wants nothing more than to stay far away from Prince Su. But fate has other plans, and the emperor arranges their marriage once again.
This time, she has learned her lesson. She will never give her heart away so easily again.
Upcoming: The Fallen God
*The second male lead grovels for his wife, but he won’t win her back.*
Chao Ying was an unremarkable little fairy in the Heavenly Realm. Then, in a stroke of unbelievable luck, the revered God of War took a liking to her and proposed.
Chao Ying had never known the taste of love, and quickly fell for the God of War’s sweet words, agreeing to marry him without a second thought.
Later, the God of War told her she had to descend to the mortal realm and undergo a trial before they could wed.
The trial involved being struck by heavenly lightning. “I can’t do it.”
The God of War said, “Don’t be afraid. I’ll take the lightning strikes for you.”
Chao Ying trusted him and foolishly descended to the mortal realm. Only then did she discover that the God of War hadn’t chosen her at all. He had his eye on a mortal woman. He had tricked Chao Ying into descending only so he could give her immortal body to that mortal woman!
Chao Ying: “…”
There was no way she was giving up her immortal body, even if the lightning left her disemboweled.
Chao Ying steeled herself and faced the lightning trial. For some reason, the original ninety-nine strikes became nine hundred and ninety-nine. Chao Ying thought, “Well, that’s it. I’m going to be obliterated.”
But she wasn’t obliterated. She survived the lightning trial and became the first Fallen God in hundreds of thousands of years. From then on, the gods both feared and respected her. Even the God of War had to bow his head when he saw her.
Chao Ying: Now that really is a stroke of unbelievable luck.
So, what’s the first thing to do after becoming a Fallen God? Naturally, settle every score and get revenge on everyone who wronged her!
They say Chao Ying should have died the day she faced the lightning trial. But somehow, the Demon Lord and the God of War both stumbled into the lightning formation and were nearly struck to death. That was what allowed the reckless little fairy to survive the trial and become a Fallen God.
As for why those two stumbled into it at the same time, nobody knows!
Upcoming: Qing Dynasty: Shunzhi’s Deposed Empress
Meng Lu transmigrates into the body of Borjigit, the empress deposed in the eighth month of the tenth year of Shunzhi’s reign.
The scary part is, it’s already the sixth month of the tenth year of Shunzhi’s reign…
Meng Lu: “…”
After recalling the historical reasons for Shunzhi’s deposition of his empress, Meng Lu thinks, “What’s the point of even trying? I might as well lie flat and wait to be deposed.”
But later, not only does she avoid being deposed, she also stands firm in Shunzhi’s harem, outlives the Shunzhi Emperor, and becomes the revered Empress Dowager.
Looking at the Kangxi Emperor, who respectfully greets her, Meng Lu narrows her eyes slightly. “At last, it’s my turn to enjoy life.”
Theme: See the people around you for who they are
The rebirth of this novel is really uncomfortable. The conflict between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is too petty. After the heroine is reborn, she is still too small. She cares about the same things as in her previous life and hates them. It is also embarrassing. The male protagonist is stupid. Nothing has changed after rebirth. He falls in love with the heroine inexplicably. Crematorium is not well written either. There are many stories about rebirth, almost all of which have a lot of plots. The main thing is the hatred, entanglement, pain, and unwillingness of both parties. Most of the authors did not give me this feeling. Maybe the author is not very old and cannot write it. In short, the writing style does not give us readers that sense of picture.
I can't figure it out, the heroine loves the hero but can't love her back, so she is so sad that she abuses herself to the point of death. Who should be blamed for this? It can only be said that the heroine has a problem with her own outlook on life. Is love more important than life?! The heroine in the previous life used her own life that she did not cherish to verify the result of three views ruining her life.
I just wonder how someone with a broken arm can move around with his hands
This is the first time I write a review to express my own opinion. The author's writing is quite good, but I still can't accept that King Su is the male protagonist. I think he is not only a scumbag but also hypocritical and selfish. In his previous life, he sacrificed an innocent woman to cover up for Zong Shu, which destroyed the heroine's yearning for love and marriage. In this life, because he thought he was in love with the heroine, he married her again despite her objections. He couldn't be more selfish. As for the heroine, her relatives are not good to her, and she only has a loyal maid by her side. As long as the maid's escape is arranged, she has nothing to lose. After learning that the hero has been reborn and was forcibly married again, a normal person would be disgusted. I don't know how she can continue to be with the hero in the future. I hope the author can consider changing the male protagonist. It's just my personal thoughts. Come on, author!
???? Don't tell me this is the male protagonist?!!!!!
Lin Shangxi is one of the best beauties, not as good-looking as her sister, so her sister is a unique beauty? Didn't Chen Huaijin like that concubine? He didn't want her because of guilt. The emotional line is a bit stiff.
Yue (not against the author, but against the feudal monarchy)
This male protagonist is really weird
I don't know what to say, so I put an ellipsis here...
You have such high demands on your beloved. The male protagonist is famous for his double standards.