Marrying Again to Become Empress

Blurb:

Cen Fuguang, the second legitimate son of the current emperor.

The emperor is his father, the empress is his mother, and the crown prince is his older brother. As for Cen Fuguang himself, he went to war at the age of twelve, fought for six years, won every battle, and was enfeoffed as Prince of Qin.

With a life like that, a heaven-blessed favorite who had seen every pleasure the world had to offer, he unexpectedly met a woman who suited him in every way when he came of age. She was perfect in every respect, except that she was already married.

Once he was certain of his feelings, he gave the matter a full stick of incense's worth of serious thought and decided to cast morality aside. A life partner was far too important to let morality get in the way.

Dig in and tear down that wall!

As a noble young lady of the Marquis's residence, Jiang Yaojing married beneath her station because she wanted a child with the surname Jiang to inherit the estate. Who could have known that even a low-status marriage wouldn't grant her wish? Just as she was decisively ending the marriage, Prince of Qin barged into her life.

She disliked him, and he annoyed her.

She disliked how his sudden appearance had thrown her peaceful life into disarray.

He annoyed her because his status was so exalted. How was she supposed to make the children take the surname Jiang?

But what did that matter?

He was Prince of Qin. She was destined to be unable to resist him.

So she would just go along with it. Men were all fickle anyway. Once he got tired of her, she would be free.

She didn't get her freedom. Instead, she got two children surnamed Jiang, and the position of empress.

The man who had barged into her life from the very beginning had never once changed his mind. His love remained passionate, and his resolve unwavering.

Brilliant sun x cool moon

Actually, I ended up writing a sweet, everyday romance focused on the two of them.

My next novel, scheduled to start before the New Year: The Princess Is Having the Time of Her Life!

Princess Jiang Zhaozhao is choosing a consort. She has only one requirement: he has to be handsome.

There are three men whose portraits alone are enough to leave her spellbound, but unfortunately:

One has grand ambitions, one is consumed by an obsession, and one has no interest in power and only loves romance.

They are certainly handsome, but they're just as certainly not interested in becoming her consort.

She really can't bear to give up those three faces. Then, seeing that all three men have younger brothers, she thinks it over and decides that if the older brothers won't do, then she'll take the younger ones. They're family, after all, so they should look alike.

But when Jiang Zhaozhao gets her hands on the younger brothers' portraits, she realizes she's in trouble.

They do resemble their older brothers, but the younger ones are also stunningly beautiful, each in his own way, and every bit as gorgeous as his brother.

Jiang Zhaozhao: There were only three people in my heart before. Now there are twice as many!

After thinking it over for the length of a stick of incense, she makes her decision: What consort? This princess won't be taking one in this lifetime. I don't need forever, just a moment together!

Scene One:

Princess Chongxi of the Great Sheng Dynasty had been "little known" until the explosive details of her love life came to light and immediately drew everyone's attention. Three romances, and seven people tangled up in them, counting the princess herself.

Brothers falling out over one person / Which twin is the stand-in, and which is the true love? / An uncle and nephew severing family ties overnight, all for her?

Everyone turns to stare and exclaims, "Wow, the princess really knows how to have fun!"

Scene Two:

Over the past two years, the Great Sheng Dynasty has officially entered an age of brilliant talents.

Short on money? There's a brilliant talent for that. Short on grain? There's a brilliant talent for that. Short on land? There's still a brilliant talent for that!

Every department is vying for these men, and even the emperor has to pretend not to notice their eccentricities. Yes, eccentricities.

All six are observing mourning for their deceased wives. There's nothing wrong with that, except none of them has ever been married, and even their families have no idea whose death they're mourning.

And the six of you became close friends because of the same shared past, often reminiscing together about your late wives. How did you spend two years reminiscing without realizing you were all remembering the same person?!

Important: There will be faked deaths, and each time the couple breaks up, they fake their deaths together. They do it three times in all. The heroine never suffers any injustice, but in a certain sense, this is "torturing the men."

Theme: Being strong in yourself is the greatest source of support.