Coming soon: Marrying My Husband When He Was Down on His Luck. The blurb is below this novel's description. It's a sweet romance. Add it to your list if you like it. Mwah!
About this novel:
Fu Chengyun, the Left Chancellor, grew up in a brothel. With a dark disposition, he stepped over countless corpses to seize power at court. Everyone in the capital avoids him.
Lin Yu married him of her own free will.
While visiting relatives in Jiangnan, she wandered into a brothel and saw him in a crimson robe like a blazing flame, surrounded by falling petals. Though trapped in dire straits, his beauty was undimmed. She remembered that glance and his smile for many years.
After their wedding, Lin Yu was considerate and did everything she could to please him, hoping to warm his heart. After all, not every love is returned.
But in the end, her devotion was misplaced.
One day, in his study, she overheard him speaking to someone.
"Lin Yu is in love with me. It's only a matter of raising a child. If I ask, she'll agree."
That's when she learned Fu Chengyun had a son and needed her to legitimize the child. He had known about her feelings all along.
To Fu Chengyun, her wholehearted love was merely a convenient way to control her. Her feelings trampled like that, Lin Yu's heart died.
For ten months, she pretended to be devoted, giving the child legitimacy. She fulfilled her feelings for him, then buried their past.
The day she left, it rained. Alone and bedraggled, she hid from the gossip in the rain, taking care even to cry quietly.
Fu Chengyun stood among the crowd, gripping the divorce agreement he'd torn to shreds, his eyes fixed on her.
His attendant asked, "Shall I bring Madam an umbrella?"
Fu Chengyun laughed coldly. "Has she asked me for one?"
Lin Yu never asked him. Instead, her departure drove him mad.
I see through the clouds and mist, and understand the depth of your love.
Later, Lin Yu looked at the person who had come to see her.
"What are you doing here?"
"Begging you."
Warnings:
1. The child isn't the male lead's. The truth comes out slowly.
2. Both leads are virgins. This is a fictional setting, so don't fact-check it.
3. As the blurb suggests, this story has angst, but ends happily.
4. The male lead grew up in unusual circumstances and has a dark past. Trust that the author loves him like a mother: he's clean.
5. Don't be fooled by the beginning. The heroine is spoiled, and the male lead is a jerk who needs reforming.
2020.9.1 The title and blurb may change.
Coming soon: Marrying My Husband When He Was Down on His Luck
The Su family, the richest in Jiangling, and the Wei family, a family of high-ranking officials, have intermarried for generations. Su Mian was chosen, and ever since she was born, she had a husband ten years her senior named Wei Chenjing.
There was not a trace of love, but marriage was unavoidable.
For public reasons, the Su family wanted the Wei family's power to help their business, while the Wei family needed the Su family's status to avoid imperial suspicion.
For personal reasons, Su Mian had a secret love she'd cherished for years, while Wei Chenjing had a woman he couldn't have.
Neither was losing out.
They married when she was seventeen.
New to leaving home and still young, she was so nervous that she hid away to cry. She never expected Wei Chenjing, usually a man of few words, to comfort her.
"Be good. Don't cry."
"But I'm scared. Really, really scared."
Looking at his young wife, Wei Chenjing helplessly drew her into his arms. "You're such a crybaby. There's no way around it. We have to get through this, okay?"
Su Mian pouted. "All right, then!"
Now that they were married, she would have to get used to her new home. Besides, he wasn't so bad...
Two months after the wedding, Wei Chenjing went off to war in armor, while Su Mian stayed home to care for his parents. She thought her life would carry on like this, but then the Wei family was devastated by a military defeat.
Wounded on the battlefield, Wei Chenjing lost his sight and was left with a lame leg. Enduring everyone's judgment, he crawled along the streets of Huajing, his shoulder bleeding from the strain, but refusing to let go of the bodies of his nephews and brothers.
Everyone remembered only the Wei family's defeat, forgetting all the victories they'd won over the years.
"Wei Chenjing, get up."
"I'm tired."
Su Mian hauled him up. "There's no way around it. We have to get through this. We're husband and wife. If you can't see, I'll be your eyes. If your leg is lame, I'll bear the burden with you. There's no shame in it."
Wei Chenjing had once been a favored son of heaven, but his brilliance was extinguished overnight. Su Mian was the one who supported him and brought him home.
At first, Wei Chenjing feared he would drag her down and told her to leave.
"If you want to get rid of me, then get well first. Once you're better, you can send me away yourself."
Later, Wei Chenjing returned to the peak of his power. One night, as they lay together under the warm covers, he heard that she wanted to leave.
His eyes darkened at once. "I'll grant you anything else, but don't you dare mention divorce again. Try me!"
Theme: Treasure everyone around you and live life well.
Infatuated After Marriage
After Successfully Getting Tricked into Marriage
A Mute Bride (Reborn)
The Hard-to-Escape Wife
My Consort Regretted It After I Died
The Rugged General and the Delicate Flower
Marrying Him When He Was Down on His Luck
Be Good
A Mistaken Marriage (Reborn)
Marrying a Lame Man After My Second Marriage
Mute Darling (Reborn)
A Blind Marriage
Can we separate more neatly? The guy did all those bad things before, but he still had sex with the heroine, and the heroine acted like nothing happened. When he said that he wanted to separate, he couldn't bear to hang on to the male protagonist, and he was convinced.
It doesn't look good, the writing is a bit tender
I thought Yu Qing would be with Xiao Tang
"Every" is a big bug for the author~ No
If you don't like the fact that the heroine is a dog-licker and a petty bitch, avoid it.
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
It's so sad. The previous chapters of 555 stayed up late to catch up. I read this introduction on Douyin and wanted to see the male protagonist's crematorium. I thought it was a misunderstanding that would be resolved in the end, but he actually left the child behind. The male and female protagonists really regarded the child as their own child, and they directly wanted to be the father and mother. The female protagonist took advantage of it and took it as the mother. 555 Even if the child is my sister's, help her cover it up, does it have to be raised by the male and female protagonist? 555 It's so annoying to me, from then on Later, in the chapters where the male and female protagonists are facing each other, the story develops and the child is required to be taken with him. Even when he goes up the mountain to the temple, he has to carry the child up first. The 555 diaphragm demanded by the heartless female protagonist kills me because this is not the result of their true love. They even broke up. This incident made the female protagonist so sad. In the end, the male protagonist reformed and actually left the child??? 555 At first, he married A Yu with purpose in order to give his child a righteous, well-behaved and obedient mother-in-law. However, A Yu was enthusiastic and cautious towards him. After all, wasn't the child their bond? He actually regarded him as his own son. Zhang Zhang still had him. The heroine She was so kind to him, even though the child was innocent, but I really cried when I saw the diaphragm once 5555. It was so sad. I really like this genre, and I also like to see men and women start to approach the heroine with purpose, and finally fall in love with the heroine, but the heroine knows the truth, regrets it, changes her ways, and pursues her wife in the crematorium! The author, Baobao, has good ideas and good writing, but why did he keep the child?! 555 A Yu suffered so many grievances because of this child being used, but in the end he was able to accept that he didn't mind at all. I don't know if the heroine is a female Bodhisattva or if my thoughts are too vicious. It may be the reason why I couldn't expand on many points. I don't quite understand the love and hatred between Qing Yi and Xiao Qing. The uncle who raised the child instead of giving it to him still made the child's aunt suffer this injustice, not to mention that Ayu is now such an important person to him. 555 Maybe the author Baobao's character network is too wide and I couldn't expand it in detail. In short, there are many things that I don't understand. For example, at the beginning, it is clear that the male protagonist wants to marry a wife to raise the child for his sister, why does the sister still want to whip him, etc. 55 These are just my own opinions. I hope you don't mind if they offend you. I really liked the setting of this article at first! But since I gave birth to the baby, I feel more and more uncomfortable. It's so uncomfortable that I come to complain. I love you.
"Legacy" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ doctor's orders
Xue Zhishui was ill and his son died? He clearly knows who caused all this. Speaking of which, he has a hand in this. He hates whoever gave the bullshit order. Why was he being so weird with the male protagonist earlier?
Finished with flowers? Beautiful! \(☆O☆)/