My new novel is My Doomsday Ghost Husband Is Actually Me. Please check it out!
(This book focuses on overland and maritime Silk Road trade. It won't change the course of history or cover the fall of the Southern Song. The angle and entry point aren't what you might expect. The only person who gets beaten up throughout the story is King Gu Zhita Ta (a fictional character I made up, with no real-life inspiration). Please don't start arguments. Thanks for your cooperation.)
The year the Mongols conquered the Jin, he was six years old.
Large numbers of Song people stranded in Jin territory, along with their descendants, were absorbed into Mongol slave units.
Before meeting Zhao Huaizhi, Qin Juan had slept in prisoner pits, drunk the blood of the northern barbarians, and cut flesh from his own limbs...
After the age of six, he no longer knew what beauty in this world looked like. It was only when he met Zhao Huaizhi that he learned beauty lay in both the bones and the skin...
Everyone said he would destroy all of Zhao Huaizhi's grace and integrity.
But... who doesn't long to draw near to the light? Zhao Huaizhi was the pure, bright moonlight of the Southern Song, and the only light Qin Juan had encountered since he was six.
On a snowy night, the beautiful Zhao Huaizhi leaned by the window. "The warmth of the brazier by your side is nothing compared to me, General."
Offering yourself to me? Qin Juan blushed and gritted his teeth. "You little demon."
The beauty: "Hmm?"
"My wife..."
Qin Juan: Everyone says I ruined his graceful, untarnished nature, but they don't know he carefully lured me into this! QAQ
A calculating, tough, hard-to-beat wolf cub of a girl who knows nothing about certain things (the kind who goes awooo) attacking x a scholar-official tutor who patiently teaches an exceptionally well-read beauty, even studying illustrated manuals of fighting stances after finishing the Four Books and Five Classics (dogeza).
Attacker: From slave with no status to young general.
Receiver: A Song scholar-official who fled to the northern frontier.
Together, they usher in a new golden age of Silk Road trade in their era.
Both virgins, one-on-one, happy ending.
Male-perspective romance, older seme/younger uke, and a raising-up romance.
★ The first ten chapters cover the seme's childhood. After that, every chapter will be sweet. The first several chapters have lots of important foreshadowing, so please don't skip them. The first five paragraphs of Chapter One are a prologue that explains the background. If you don't understand them, feel free to skip ahead a couple of pages.
The characters are entirely original and based on no real people. This is an alternate-history Song dynasty, so please don't nitpick historical details! If you're dropping the story, don't tell me. Let's respect each other; no writing, history, or morals lessons, please. Respect comes first. Love you.
★ It's still a foreshadowing-heavy story. I accidentally soaked up all my good luck by spoiling the foreshadowing early (dogeza).
★ Note: The actual romance begins only after they are fully grown. In childhood, there is only a bond tying them together! The wolf cub takes a while to truly fall in love! Thank you!!
The cover, from top to bottom: Qin Juan, Zhao Huaizhi, Borjigin Gugu (Yueyue), and Wan Xi. They represent the Han, Mongols, and Khitans, symbolizing the great blending of peoples and serving as historical witnesses to trade along the land and sea Silk Roads.
This work was originally and exclusively published by Jun Siwu on Jinjiang Literature City. Stolen copies are absolute trash!!!
Blurb screenshot: October 29, 2020
Theme: Strive without giving up, survive with tenacity, support each other through hardship, and weather the storm together.
The author's writing style is excellent, but the detail of the content is not satisfactory. This article is called Economic and Trade in the Song Dynasty, but the connection between the title and the protagonist's story is too weak. If an article requires additional explanation from the author, it means that the story is not complete enough. Come on, madam, I look forward to your subsequent more fascinating works.
I cried suddenly when I saw this, and finally wanted to return to the Song Dynasty where my dreams lingered.
Junjun is really looking forward to being well-dressed. I hope it can be updated.
Everything is so wonderful. I love these little cubs the most.
The novel is very good. It took me three days to read it in one sitting.
Wow, after reading it, I feel that the previous part is really well written and exciting, but why do I feel that after returning to Song Dynasty, many things were not written out, and some foreshadowings were not explained clearly, but I still hope that everyone can live happily in another world.
So what happened to the poison on Qin Juan?
Ah ah ah, there are so many people that I can't remember, so who is this person?
Ha
No way! Brother Xiaojuan saw this Yao Silang when he was young. It feels like Brother Juan's memory is really bad, with flashes, blanks, and deviations. Is it stress-induced amnesia caused by a sudden change in childhood circumstances, or is it simply that he no longer wants to recall the past and can only face the present and the future?