[Coming Soon: Xin Rong and Cui Hao's Modern Story, Green Boughs and Leaves!]
● Synopsis: The Beloved Daughter of a Marquis
〓At first, Cui Hao was after her money. The Emperor's personal treasury, the Great Chen dynasty's money tree: he couldn't find an easier person to latch onto.
He pestered and cajoled her relentlessly, until at last her money became his money, too.
But his greed knew no bounds. Once everything was settled, he blocked her at the door. "I want both you and your money!"
〓Xin Rong spent ten years looking for someone and finally chose him: shameless and sly, with a face to die for.
He loved money, and she had plenty to keep him in luxury. She thought they both wanted the arrangement, until she heard him tell someone, "What do I love about her? I've only ever loved those two stinking coins."
She curled her lips into a smile. At least they were even.
Later, Cui Hao knelt outside her door all night, begging her to let go of that stinking silver and look at him just once more.
Coming Soon 1
Wild and Lovely
Even she, a fierce and unruly girl, feared her teacher.
Fu Yingying sat crying in bed, wrapped in a single quilt. Behind the gauzy bed curtains, embroidered stockings and a camisole lay scattered across the floor.
A moment ago, General Fu had barged in, taken one look, and fled in embarrassment. Now he stood in the courtyard, cursing up a storm. The man he was cursing sat on the edge of the bed, equally disheveled. His collar hung slightly open, revealing faint red marks. Slender and pale, he clenched his fists and bowed his head, silently enduring it all.
He was the tutor hired by the Fu family. General Fu had paid him two hundred taels in an emergency, buying three years of his time to teach the young lady.
"Sniff... Teacher..."
Fu Yingying sobbed, hiding her face in the quilt. Her two exposed eyes gleamed with more than a hint of mischief. Her curled toes slipped out from beneath the covers and rested against the man's side, seemingly by accident.
Fu Dalei was a battle-hardened military man who believed in the rule of the strong on the battlefield.
He had only one daughter, whom he spoiled rotten from childhood. He taught her to fight for whatever she liked, to cheat if she couldn't win it, and to destroy it if she still couldn't have it.
Then his beloved daughter fell for a frail scholar who couldn't hurt a fly. After all her attempts to win him over failed, she got him drunk and forced herself on him.
Coming Soon 2
Green Boughs and Leaves
Cui Hao and Xin Rong met after an incident of school bullying.
When Xin Rong was twelve, she spread her arms and gave him his first hug, along with praise he had never heard before.
From then on, the nouveau riche Xin family had a little live-in son-in-law.
At first, Xin Rong was after his looks. She stroked his fair skin and whispered against his ear, "I heard it. Auntie Song just called you her son-in-law, and you answered."
Cui Hao's expression turned cold. He brushed her hand away. "You should call me Big Brother."
At last, Xin Rong got what she wanted. She took his first kiss and everything else, including his preferences and his heart.
Then, right in the middle of their passionate romance, she waved goodbye and walked away, leaving him behind.
The sun was blazing that day. With his lips pressed together under the scorching sun, he asked with a laugh that sounded like a sob, "Had your fun, and now you don't want me anymore?"
Xin Rong nodded. "Even the most delicious thing gets tiresome eventually."
They met again outside the obstetrics and gynecology department of a hospital.
She sat on a bench, pale and in tears, with a medical report beside her: "Seven weeks pregnant, intrauterine."
The man pressed his lips together, ready to mock her in revenge, but the words that came out were, "Stop crying. I'm here!"
Little bonus scene:
Cui Hao, a major power behind the scenes in the entertainment industry, had spent years dedicated to planting trees and turning the desert green.
During an interview, the host asked him why.
The man's lips curved, as if he were remembering something wonderful.
After a moment, he answered, "Turning the desert into an oasis was my wife's dream."
Later, fans dug up a Weibo account called "Saxaul Trees in the Desert." Cui Hao liked every single post.
Following the clues, someone spotted him fanning a girl and wiping her sweat beside a saxaul tree and a water bottle. A little kid in a duck hat was with them!
That day, apart from a post promoting his business, Cui Hao published his first personal Weibo post: "@Saxaul Trees in the Desert, the person I love."
The picture showed a radiant woman holding a little girl's hand.
Before long, Saxaul Trees in the Desert replied: "My love."
The picture showed nothing but a saxaul tree.
Fans: Hahahaha! I'm dying of laughter!
Theme: The human heart is insatiable. Don't be too greedy.
Hahahaha, little Marquis is afraid of being embarrassed, very good, very good, very good
The reason why the emperor has been protecting the prince is because only the prince can take over the throne. When will the seventh master be able to regain his identity and let the prince step down?
"After all, I have seen this married woman..." This is a big bug for the author~
The crematorium for Cheng Chui's wife of Xiaoqin Temple has been booked
Why aren't articles like this popular??? Although I think some of the planning and battlefield tactics are not very detailed, I can actually make a rough guess by looking at it with my brain. It can be seen that it is the author's great writing style, not the inability to write it. Obviously some people don't have much screen time, and the author may only use a few sentences to describe them, but I just feel that this character has a full image. Some people are good brothers, and the final betrayal is real. The author writes it from the perspective of the person who admires her. This person makes me think she is a delicate little girl. Later, when she is described from the perspective of other people, the character image is different. The same is true for other characters. I'm not very used to the author's writing style, but it's the difference from other authors that makes this article unique. There may still be some imperfections and imperfections, but it is definitely more than worth collecting, and you won't lose money if you invest in it.
Damn Hu Yongfeng deserves to die
Boss Xin really loves Mr. Hou
... I feel like the characterization is a bit thin. Back then, Fang Xiao could risk his life to save his sister, but now he has become like this. Why? Including the prince, it is reasonable to say that he loves the concubine deeply, but why does he vaguely decline when the concubine asks him for help?
Seeing this, I don't quite understand why a good marriage turned out like this. What is the Liu family girl planning for herself? He just forced the Liu girl to go offline.
Big confession! Congratulations on joining V, I'll be hooked on the next one!