Sixth Master Jiang Yixing had just returned from his travels and was disgusted by the despicable way Su Hanlu, who was staying at his residence, had tried to ruin his eldest nephew's and niece's marriage prospects.
He really did step in to stop Su Hanlu from harassing Jiang Feng, but in the end, he helped...
Bastard.
Su Hanlu: Hah, men!
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"Naughty" is a modern romance, a sweet story I wrote in 2020. I was looking through my old stories the other day and saw that I hadn't posted this one, so I decided to put it up for pre-release.
A secret crush, and sickeningly sweet.
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A historical transmigration story, "Shuangshuang"
Transmigrate into a book
Su Shuangshuang, the supporting female character in the book, is the illegitimate daughter of the Duke of Zhennan's household. The heroine is the wife of the Duke of Zhennan's heir, and the heir is the leader of the Golden Crane Guards, who helped install the new emperor and earned great merit for his cause.
Su Shuangshuang goes from an unloved illegitimate daughter to a beauty in the palace, then a Zhaoyi, after her brother and sister-in-law send her there. As her eldest legitimate brother rises in rank, she becomes a Guipin, then Consort Su, then Noble Consort Su. A palace maid from her Palace of Flourishing Offspring catches the emperor's eye and gives birth to the fourth prince. The empress's plot against the eldest prince is exposed, and she and the second prince, who has been made crown prince, rebel and are killed. The third prince is placed under house arrest, the fourth prince is made crown prince, and Su Shuangshuang becomes an Imperial Noble Consort.
When the emperor dies, her brother pushes Su Shuangshuang onto the throne as empress dowager, making her a puppet.
She thinks the story ends here, with only the hero and heroine left to live happily ever after.
Then, three years after the epilogue that concluded the story, the late emperor's eighth brother, Prince Cheng, purges the court of evil officials, kills her brother, seizes the regent's position, and takes her for himself.
Su Shuangshuang opens her eyes and finds herself back in the first chapter of the novel, when her brother and sister-in-law meet. There she sees Liu Meng, Prince Cheng's heir, the man who would become her lover for more than a decade.
What should she do?
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A few older stories:
"The Wind Rolls the Pearl Curtain," historical transmigration: a prince and an illegitimate daughter, and their secret affair.
"Drunk Beneath the Apricot Blossoms," historical transmigration: a young widow becomes a concubine, then a side consort, then a noble consort, and finally gets rid of the emperor.
"When Will the Bright Moon Appear?" historical transmigration: to stop his father from becoming a foolish ruler, he confines the future noble consort before she can enter the palace, and it all ends happily.
"The Stone of Another Mountain," modern romance: a story about adult relationships.
"My Heart's Intent," modern romance: a forced reunion after a breakup.
Theme: Self-respect, self-reliance, and independence.
Overall impression 1. The heroine is very much a "red girl", with independent initiative and a big heart. I have read all kinds of women-loving articles, feminist articles and non-CP heroine articles, but there is really no one that can write the heroine in such a touching way. She has the romantic and willful spirit of a chivalrous woman, and the self-control, perseverance and perseverance of a benevolent person. Su Hanlu is a true gentleman! A true righteous man! The images of the supporting characters are also relatively vivid. There is no misogynistic element of the concubine's religion, and there is no special "beautiful girl". 2. The pacing in the later stages is sometimes a little slow and not tight enough, and the ending is a bit sloppy. This may be because the battle line is too long and the writing is not focused enough. I think the ending could be made more refined and detailed. But overall, the advantages of this novel can completely outweigh the disadvantages. 3. The ending is biased toward he. Based on the general plot direction of the foreshadowing mentioned above, readers will only feel that the ending of he is not complete. But it was OE that was officially implemented. It is very satisfying for me as a reader who wants both he and oe. I am accustomed to wanting a happy ending, and I am also attracted by the characteristics of the heroine. After all, while reading the article, I repeatedly felt that this article may be more suitable for non-CP. 4. To write this type of heroine, the emotional line seems to be insufficient. Indeed, this emotional line cannot be said to be well written, nor does it have a plot that made me frustrated. Throughout the entire article, I just wanted to see the heroine causing trouble. But unexpectedly, the author can also give high marks to one part. The emotional scene of typing the Morse code on the carriage was well written, fitting the character and keeping the plot unconventional. It was as if the heroine's souls from past lives and present lives were connected to give that moment a deeper and more tragic emotion. It was also the moment in Jiang Yixing's entire novel that was closest to the heroine's true heart. 5. I don't know if it is intentional by the author. Her writing style is very subtle, and she likes to switch perspectives and foreshadowing. The heroine herself loves to act. The more you read later, the more confused you become, because the reader himself does not know whether he has been deceived by the heroine or what the truth of the plot is (of course, he also writes with the author later) It has to be a bit fluent, and the pace is a bit slow.) There is a plot in the later stage where the heroine is "forced to love". Although I knew at the beginning that the heroine was deliberately designed to act, the acting was too real, the author's writing was too deceptive, and the plot was dragged on for too long, so that I felt a little doubtful of myself, and a little unhappy and impatient. The dragon-slaying plot that I really wanted to watch was brushed aside, which is really a pity. Maybe the author should focus on the romance of the article.
How far did they go that night? How come Xiao Jiang could still touch and kiss him!
Ahhhh, I can accept whether the ending is he or oe, but how can such an important plot of killing Tianlong Emperor be brushed off like this? The character of the heroine is so touching. Please consider opening a novel with a heroine without cp in this genre!! No meal replacement
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The heroine is like a red-haired girl! The mind is different from ordinary people! There is no ancient sayings about the Cult of Feijing and Yishushen. The pacing in the later stages was sometimes a little slow and not tight enough, and the ending was a bit sloppy, probably because the battle line was drawn out too long and the writing was not focused enough. I think the ending could be made more refined and detailed. But overall, the advantages of this novel can completely outweigh the disadvantages. I also agree with the oe ending in this form. After all, it is still difficult to imagine the heroine and Jiang Yixing living happily together in the finale. The emotional scene of typing the Morse code on the carriage was already very good. It fit the character very well and the plot was unconventional. It was as if the souls of the heroine's past and present lives were connected to give that moment a deeper and more tragic emotion. It was also the moment in Jiang Yixing's entire novel that was closest to the heroine's true heart. I have read several of the author's articles, and my previous impression was that the emotional lines were good and the writing style was relatively good. This article showed me the author's ability to create such a strange female character. It feels like there is a qualitative leap in the level of the novel. Although this article was really too cold, I gave it up and waited to get fatter. At the same time, I stopped reading romance at all for more than a year and switched to other themes. Now I want to read the heroine novel again, and the first article I picked up was still this. I also admire the author's perseverance in continuing to serialize long stories for free. No matter what pit he opens in the future, I will definitely pursue it (PS: Please don't give up this genre just because the data of this book is not good. Although heroines like Su Hanlu are rare, they are really charming. I beg you to write more!!)
When did Han Lu go and kill the old emperor? It makes me so anxious.
Nice(???????)
When will you write the extra?
It's over? Chasing for a long time