My Little Husband Is Sweet and Fierce

Thank you, darlings, for supporting the official release! My completed novel, After the Loyal Minister Was Forced to Marry a Treacherous Official, is available to read!

[Synopsis]

Yu Sheng lost his father when he was young. After his mother remarried, he suddenly became a little cabbage growing in the fields: unloved and uncared for. Later, his stepfather even schemed to sell him to a brothel.

He thought he would be reduced to a male courtesan, but instead someone paid a hundred times the price to ransom him and welcomed him into their home as a lawful wife.

On their wedding night, his veil was lifted. The man before him was handsome and elegant, and the tenderness in his eyes left Yu Sheng dazed.

"My name is Xie Canyu." The man smiled and held out a cup to him.

Yu Sheng's cheeks instantly flushed. "Th-thank you..." Unsure whether to call him Young Master or Sir, Yu Sheng nervously twisted his fingers, ready to flee.

Xie Canyu smiled. "Not 'thank you.' Call me husband."

Yu Sheng's face burned, and he almost bit his tongue. "H-husband."

Xie Canyu had always thought his husband was gentle-tempered, with soft lips and a soft waist, until the day he saw him kick a young hooligan's leg clean in two.

The young husband dusted off his hands with a look of disdain. "With legs that skinny, how dare you try to abduct a man by force!"

Behind him, Xie Canyu smiled. "Then how about me?"

The young husband's body stiffened, but in the end he was led back to the residence by Xie Canyu, as "obedient" as could be.

"Husband, let me explain..."

Note: Neither partner is perfect. There are two side couples, so skip this if that's not your thing~

[Synopsis of After the Loyal Minister Was Forced to Marry a Treacherous Official]

Xiao Jiuqin, heir to the Marquis of Pingjin, was carefree in his youth. When his father and elder brother died in battle, he took command at just fifteen. After five years of war, the Northern Di submitted, but he was left frail and sickly.

The imperial censor Bai Yan lost his parents early and was taken in by his uncle. Living under another's roof, he endured contempt and abuse, digging wild vegetables and drinking cold porridge. Once he rose to power, he impeached decorated officials, sabotaged colleagues, and framed his benefactors. Yet somehow, he became the foremost official of the Censorate.

One was a meritorious general with a record of glorious victories. The other was a courtier and lackey whom everyone despised.

Everyone in the capital knew that Bai Yan had framed his benefactor, Marquis Xiao, to advance his own career, causing the entire Xiao household to perish.

The day Xiao Jiuqin returned to the capital, the two ran into each other in its busiest district. Someone had just thrown a bucket of filth over Bai Yan.

He was covered in muck, with a rotten cabbage leaf hanging from his shoulder.

Xiao Jiuqin dismounted and walked toward him step by step. "Lord Bai, long time no see. You've become quite skilled at making people jealous!"

Half of Bai Yan's clothes were soaked, but his back remained straight. "What? Would you like to try it too, Marquis?"

Xiao Jiuqin's profile turned cold and harsh. He suppressed the urge to strangle Bai Yan. "Don't be in such a hurry, Lord Bai. We'll settle our score in time!"

Everyone in the capital waited to see Bai Yan suffer. Instead, before long, news spread that Xiao and Bai were getting married.

A loyal minister marrying a treacherous official: what an outrageous joke!

During the Lantern Festival, the emperor hosted a banquet for his officials. In the end, Lord Bai was carried away by Marquis Xiao. As the marquis's carriage passed, its curtains tightly drawn, people heard the usually aloof and dignified Lord Bai speak in a soft voice: "Be gentle..."

A passerby: "..." The treacherous official must be corrupting the loyal minister again!

[Synopsis of So Much for the Master-Disciple Story]

Bo Yu transmigrated into a book and became the utterly forgettable fourth junior disciple in a melodramatic master-disciple novel.

Familiar with the usual tropes, Bo Yu knew that being a master in this kind of story was a high-risk occupation, and the three disciples beneath him would probably be...

# A Demon Lord who takes what he wants;

# A scheming, devoted hound and leader of the righteous path;

# A good-for-nothing who rises to become a domineering hero.

Bo Yu was delighted: That means I have nothing to worry about. Satisfied.jpg.

But he'd forgotten that things had already gone wrong from the moment he entered this book.

So...

# The senior disciple with the Demon Lord's destined role fell in love with the leader of the Joyous Union Sect;

# The second senior disciple, destined to lead the righteous path, became a humble cat servant;

# The third senior disciple, destined to rise as a domineering hero, turned out to be a pure swordsman.

As for Bo Yu, his master, who had no interest in men, had begun looking at him strangely. Bo Yu grabbed a bundle of spirit stones and was just about to run.

Instead, he was dragged onto the bed.

The next morning, Bo Yu clutched his aching waist, his head full of socialist core values. So much for the master-disciple story?!!!

Theme: A gentleman cultivates the Way and builds virtue, never changing his principles because of hardship.