My new novel is out, "The Duke's Wife Is a Black-Hearted Lotus." The blurb is at the bottom. If you're interested, please take a look. Thank you.
Blurb:
Ning Chichi transmigrated into the leader of Qingfeng Stronghold. With a handful of exasperating subordinates, she worked hard to keep the stronghold from being wiped out by Yuan Xun, Prince of Zhennan.
Her grateful subordinates captured a handsome young scholar with red lips and pearly teeth when she came of age, brought him up the mountain as her coming-of-age gift, and advised her, "Great Leader, it's time to take a husband."
The scholar was both ashamed and angry. "You... can't force a melon to be sweet..."
Ning Chichi replied, "Sweet things hurt my teeth. I don't like sweet melons either."
All his resistance proved useless. Later, the scholar recognized which way the wind was blowing and happily married into the Ning family.
On their wedding day, the stronghold was celebrating when Yuan Xun's army silently descended like troops from heaven.
The frail scholar in wedding robes exuded a formidable aura and smiled wickedly. "Chichi, these Zhennan troops are all my betrothal gifts to you. Surprised? Happy?"
Seeing the swords pointed at her, Ning Chichi's legs went weak. She flung herself into his arms, held a short blade to his chest, and sobbed, "Please spare me, husband..."
Later, Yuan Xun looked at his subordinates' exam papers. "If I had another chance, I definitely wouldn't be so suicidal."
"If my mother and your mother fell into the water at the same time, who would you save first?"
"If there are complications during childbirth, do you save the mother or the baby?"
"Whose surname will the children take?"
A lighthearted, satisfying read. Powerhouse versus powerhouse, a clash of equals. No romance talk, just focus on their careers. Fictional setting.
Blurb for a forthcoming novel:
Ming Yi transmigrated into the wife of the Duke of Fuguo.
Above her was a mean mother-in-law, below her a pile of troublesome legitimate and illegitimate children, and the inner court was packed with the duke's darlings.
The duke had won countless military honors and was deeply favored by the emperor. When word came that he'd been wounded on the battlefield, the emperor personally left the palace to welcome him home.
Ming Yi's tears fell harder than the rain on the night Yiping went out to ask for money.
After crying, Ming Yi went back to her old ways: devoutly praying to Buddha, swallowing her anger when the concubines bullied her, acting meek before her mother-in-law, and tirelessly tending to her husband.
Before long, her husband's wounds worsened and he died. Her mother-in-law also fell ill and soon followed him to the grave, while a concubine, overcome with grief, took her own life for love…
A censor impeached Ming Yi, accusing her of murder. The emperor tossed the memorial aside and casually found an excuse to exile the censor to a bitterly cold land.
The powerful families of the capital expressed sympathy for Ming Yi while secretly anticipating the day the Duke's household would collapse.
Who could have guessed that years later the Duke's household would still enjoy unceasing favor, and that its title would become hereditary in perpetuity?
#On the Duke's Wife, with Buddhist scripture in one hand and a butcher's knife in the other#
#The Duke's Wife planted a prairie by her husband's coffin#
The leads are not both virgins.
Fictional setting, no historical fact-checking, please.
Recommended: my friend Shifeng Erji's "The Rules of Heart-Pounding Deals [Quick Transmigration]," it's great.
Visit my author page for completed novels in different genres. If you're interested, please check them out. Thank you.
Theme: Work hard, strive for self-reliance, and never give up
I feel like I can expand and continue writing, wuwuwuwu is not enough. Madam, you write well Your protagonist is a free and strong Wuwu no matter what situation he is in. The clear cuts that are still being serialized are also super pretty! Wow!
Wow wow wow, it's so touching, the male protagonist has been following the female protagonist namelessly and without status. What kind of love is this www
The writing is very good, the plot, logic, and conspiracy are all very well written. Some people directly skip the process when writing a conspiracy and only write the result. For example: from begging to the richest man, many people directly write the result of becoming the richest man. They don't write the process of how to become the richest man. They feel very abrupt and inexplicable. If you write about murdering a person, you directly write the result of the successful plot. It's harmful, but I don't write it no matter how I arrange it. When the heroine was beaten by King Wu, King Wu was subdued by her, and she could still explain what happened next before she fainted. I felt it was very smooth to write. If King Wu beat the heroine, and then write nothing in the middle and just write about King Wu being killed by the heroine the next day, it would make people feel very abrupt. Thank you, the author, for bringing good works to old bookworms.
I really like the heroine in Da Da's writing
It's just a pity that the writing style is so good and the writing is so good. It's a short article.
Wow wow wow, sorry for my tears, it made me cry. Due to the limitations of the short story, I have tried my best to achieve such a result. If such a general background was written in a medium-length novel, it would be more detailed, and readers would not have to pick out the fluctuations of the emotional line everywhere. It is too obscure, wow, wow, the ending should be different. What a pity. The heroine's character is too attractive. Although the male protagonist is not like a thing, you can still see it. Growing up, I never tire of this love-and-kill plot. I really want to watch every twist and turn in the plot. I want to see the supporting characters and the heroine work together to govern. I want to see the male protagonist express his feelings after his transformation. I want to see the heroine accept each other little by little. I really don't have enough short stories! Ah Ying, why don't you think about the next long essay on ancient Chinese proverbs?
I really wish this article would be a long one, it would be nice to read
Unknown to him, the male protagonist has begun to look at the female protagonist differently.
The heroine is right, you are a queen!
The main text will be finished tomorrow and will be updated later, thank you.