Little Princess

[Next book, Moonlight Shines on Me, launches June 2 at 9:00 p.m. Please add it to your favorites!]

Ye Zhen, an orphan from the countryside, once saved a blind young gentleman who had fallen on hard times.

The young man was as beautiful as an immortal, gentle and refined. After spending so much time together, Ye Zhen began to develop feelings for him.

After finding out that he was neither married nor engaged, Ye Zhen tested the waters, only half joking: "They always say in stories that you repay someone who saves your life by marrying them. Are you going to repay me for saving you?"

The young man froze for a moment, then gently agreed. He said that once he returned home and informed his elders, he would come to marry Ye Zhen.

But later, Ye Zhen was the one who broke her promise.

After learning about the young man's family background, Ye Zhen knew she was out of her depth, so she dumped him.

But fate had other plans. Not long after she left him, Ye Zhen was taken to the capital and discovered to be the emperor's younger sister, who had been lost among the common people.

One day, the emperor summoned Ye Zhen and said, "I've found you a tutor."

Ye Zhen turned around. When she saw who had arrived, she suddenly found it hard to breathe.

The young man she had dumped now had clear eyes. He bowed to Ye Zhen and said, "Your subject, Xie Chonggu, greets the princess. I will be teaching you from now on."

Ye Zhen: "..." Help!

Next book: Moonlight Shines on Me. Synopsis:

Qi Mingyue loves Wei Shu, the heir to the Duke of Wei.

She hears that Wei Shu likes refined young ladies, so she puts away her sword and learns elegant pursuits such as making incense and brewing tea.

She believes that one day, Wei Shu will come to love her.

But when a flash flood strikes and Wei Shu unhesitatingly protects his cousin, Qi Mingyue finally realizes that sometimes, no amount of effort can bring the outcome you want.

Qi Mingyue lets go of her obsession with Wei Shu and follows her father's arrangement, marrying Zhang Yuanxiu, the third-place winner of the imperial examinations.

Their marriage is arranged without either of them getting to know the other. Qi Mingyue doesn't expect much from it, but after the wedding, she discovers that her husband is not only talented and handsome, but also gentle and warmhearted, and very good to her.

Qi Mingyue had planned to ask for a divorce if things didn't work out. Suddenly, she feels that perhaps this life together isn't so bad after all.

Everyone in Shengjing knows about Qi Mingyue and Wei Shu. When Qi Mingyue is about to marry Zhang Yuanxiu, everyone thinks she's doing it out of spite.

Zhang Yuanxiu thinks so too, but he doesn't care, because he is marrying Qi Mingyue only to repay a debt of gratitude.

After their wedding, the two treat each other with courtesy and respect. Zhang Yuanxiu waits for Qi Mingyue to ask for a divorce. But as he waits, he finds himself unable to let her go. He wants the moon to belong to him.

Those who were waiting to see Qi Mingyue regret marrying beneath her station never expected Wei Shu to be the first to regret things, followed by Zhang Yuanxiu's rise from a low-ranking Hanlin Academy official to a powerful chief minister.

In a dark alley, Wei Shu lies on the ground, battered and struggling to lift his head.

He sees the gentle, courteous chief minister slowly grinding down the hand that once touched Qi Mingyue. His eyes are cold as ice. "Mingyue is my wife. I trust the heir to the Duke of Wei will conduct himself accordingly."

Coming soon: The Playboy's Guide to Winning Back His Wife. Synopsis:

Talented young lady Yu Lingyi is forced by an accident to marry He Jinchao, the young marquis.

He Jinchao is stunningly handsome and comes from a noble family, but he is also notorious in the capital for being a wastrel.

After the wedding, He Jinchao continues to spend his days carousing with his disreputable friends, and barely sees Yu Lingyi once a month.

When people ask He Jinchao what he thinks of his new wife, he bluntly replies, "She's obedient and quiet, stiff and dull."

A few days later, He Jinchao goes out with his friends and accidentally wanders into a ladies' banquet.

At the banquet, Yu Lingyi, whom He Jinchao had called obedient, quiet, stiff, and dull, is enjoying herself, drinking and chatting with others.

When someone mentions He Jinchao, he sees his gentle and elegant wife immediately pull a face of disgust. "Why bring him up when everything's going so well? You'll just spoil the mood."

He Jinchao: "!!!"

He Jinchao's disreputable friends: "Oho!"

When they first married, He Jinchao didn't think much of the wife he had been forced to bring home.

But little by little, he discovers that in addition to her brilliant writing, his wife is also skilled at pitch-pot, sword dancing, and polo. And the reason she barely speaks to him is that they have nothing to talk about.

Watching Yu Lingyi's eyes light up as she composes poetry with other people, He Jinchao, who has always hated reading, enters the study of his own accord for the first time in his life and pulls out a book that had been propping up the table.

Message: When the road seems to end, a new path appears beyond the mountains and rivers.