[The official version is on Jinjiang Literature City. Pirated copies are incomplete.]
Blurb:
Li Xiao Han is the only son of the Grand Princess and the Marquis of Yong'an, as well as the youngest-ever Minister of the Court of Judicial Review in Great Qi. Upright and proper, cool and noble, he is the object of admiration for countless noblewomen.
Unfortunately, he has no interest in romance.
To him, such things are nothing but a waste of time.
But after he is struck by an aphrodisiac and takes advantage of a pitiful little mute, he is plagued by nightmares.
This is just a side effect of the aphrodisiac. He need not pay it any mind. That little mute is a lowly servant girl. One day, when he is in a good mood, he will send her away...
Lin Yueya can't wait for that day to come. She has piled up box after box of embroidery, and once she is free, she will make her own way in life.
She waits and waits, but all she gets are one lie after another.
The year-end approaches, and snow blankets the sky.
Lin Yueya kneels before Li Xiao Han. A mist veils her lively eyes as she signs to him: A gentleman's word is as good as gold. You promised to let me go.
Li Xiao Han lowers his eyes and strokes her cold little face. "Yueya, I have never been a gentleman to you."
Fine. In that case, she will stop waiting.
To escape from a madman, she needs to become even madder.
Reading guide:
1. The heroine's speech disability will be cured later on.
2. [Old-school melodrama, running away while pregnant, coercive possession, and a groveling pursuit after the breakup]
3. 1v1, both leads are sexually inexperienced, happy ending.
4. Neither lead is perfect. They need to go through hardships to grow. Sorry if that's not your thing.
5. Please don't offer writing advice. Be nice, be nice, be nice!
6. Some chapters are protected from spoilers.
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Blurb: [Coercive possession]
Yan Yi, Prince of Jing'an, is the most powerful prince in the Great East. He values power and talent, but his moods are unpredictable and his temperament perverse. Strangely enough, he keeps countless concubines in his residence, all of them beautiful, yet he never touches them and treats them like playthings, casually giving them away. People whisper that Prince Jing'an prefers men.
What they don't know is that Yan Yi suffers from a strange illness: since childhood, his skin has been so sensitive that he cannot bear to be touched.
Song Zhihui crawled out of a pile of corpses. The daughter of a disgraced official, she was later sold into a brothel. She had hoped to find a chance to leave, but never imagined she would end up in Yan Yi's clutches. From the first time she saw him, she knew perfectly well that he was above the clouds, while she was nothing but dust.
She never dared hope for anything. All she wanted was to live a safe and peaceful life.
But she understood that once she was no longer useful, Yan Yi knew far too much about her. He would never let her live.
The first time Song Zhihui tried to escape, Yan Yi shot straight through her left shoulder without mercy.
"Try it again, and I'll aim for your head." He looked down at her coldly.
The second time she ran, Yan Yi kept his word, more or less, and tossed Zhao Ling's head in front of her.
"Did you really think I didn't know he'd kept you at Chunbao Pavilion for three years?" His expression was sinister, and not a glimmer of light showed in his eyes.
The third time he caught her, his hands shook as he held her tight. Though he had always found her filthy, after that night he became addicted to her, never satisfied.
"Run again, and I'll be collecting your corpse."
"Yes. I won't run again."
Song Zhihui wasn't lying. The last time, she left on her own two feet.
[A resilient, beautiful, highly intelligent courtesan x a mad prince who says he hates her but can't keep his hands off her]
Reading guide:
1. The heroine is sexually experienced; the hero is not.
2. Old-school, melodramatic, coercive possession.
Theme: Life is precious, love is even more precious, but for freedom, both can be cast aside.
Ah, I like Lu Yuan so much. I couldn't stand it anymore. If this book is on sale, how can I let Lu Yuan go?
This book is quite powerful. I read it for several days and every time I think about it I feel emo. On the surface, the main text has a happy ending, and the protagonist has a happy ending. Combined with the extra chapter and looking at their three lives and three lives, it feels like it ended up being a bland be. . . In the end, the heroine in the text did not admit that she fell in love with the hero. She only had palpitations and felt that agreeing to be together was like compromising fate because of the hero's power and the existence of his children. Two people are reborn in the next life. The male protagonist is willing to let the female protagonist go free. The female protagonist really leaves without looking back to start her own career. The male protagonist has been silently guarding her for a lifetime. The two people know that each other is reborn but they don't know. When the heroine dies at the end of the next life, what she says is not love and attachment, but thank you. From this point of view, two people only loved each other the most in the first life. In the second life, it turned into a love-hate relationship. In the third life, they already have a feeling that they have almost forgotten each other. From fate to fate.
It's a bit melancholy. Is the sweetest one the previous life? No, Yue Ya Xiao Han still has many more lives!!!
Nice! I just felt lonely after watching it
I never expected that it would be the sweetest QAQ in my previous life
It took me half a day to catch up. It is a novel that I still prefer. After reading the main text, I was very touched that it was HE, but some of the plots were still a bit too Mary Sue. Every man who sees the heroine with a powerful appearance will fall in love with the heroine, and it is a bit exaggerated to know that the heroine is married and has children in the ancient times. Wouldn't it develop into a relationship where brother and sister seriously bless each other (Mr. Lu is indeed, but he has not given up on the heroine) Then there is the darkening of Ye Mo that feels rather abrupt to me. Can a proud student who has read countless sages and sages, and a young man with a glorious past, really fall in love with the heroine because they have known each other for a year (I can't remember the specific time) and had some business dealings, so much that he turns black and imprisons her and even hurts the heroine and kills the fetus in her belly. The reason for this darkening is too simple and the foreshadowing of the darkening needs to be strengthened. Although everyone is reading the article just to have fun, I still hope that the author can be a little more scientific ~ Mary Sue is better than Mary Sue, and don't deliberately darken a beautiful young man just to portray the difficulty of the male and female protagonists being together. I really like the kind of HE that has the male and female protagonists. In addition, the remaining supporting characters can all get a satisfactory or suitable home, because I always believe that every book written by an author with great care has its own world, and the characters in the book are all living lives in that world, and each one deserves a good home. This is why I almost never read BE books. Of course, this is just my personal opinion and a small suggestion for reference only. The author's writing style is still very good. I like it very much~
Finished spreading flowers! I didn't hear her singing here I really T T
The sisters downstairs are really awesome and can write long reviews. People like me who forget after reading can only check in silently and cry.
I actually really want to see a side story where the male protagonist is not poisoned and the female protagonist redeems herself, and then there is no bloody revenge in Ye Mo High School, and the two of them go in both directions to grow together.
The extras are the essence. Really great