[Blurb One]
After her country fell, Qin Yaowei was left to depend on others and suffered endless abuse. In that long, lightless night, only Song Quyu, the crown prince of the new dynasty, treated her with exceptional kindness. He even gave her the pet name "A Shan."
Yaowei swore she would stay by Song Quyu's side for the rest of her life.
Years later, Song Quyu arranged for her to marry someone else. "A Shan, the Wei family is powerful, and they may be harboring rebellious intentions. If you can keep the head of the Wei family in check, you'll help me achieve my ambitions sooner."
So that Song Quyu could ascend to the throne, she was willing to become a sharp blade and marry into the Wei household.
On the night the capital was thrown into chaos, Qin Yaowei and the crown princess were abducted at the same time, forcing Song Quyu to choose between them.
"Nothing must happen to the crown princess." Song Quyu made his choice at once.
Qin Yaowei thought: I saw this coming, but having you make the choice is utterly unbecoming.
So she smiled at the man she had loved for years and threw herself off a deep cliff, leaving Song Quyu with nothing but a mangled severed arm.
Years later, people would still shudder when they spoke of the sudden cruelty and tyranny Song Quyu displayed that winter.
[Blurb Two]
When Qin Yaowei married into the Wei household, she was prepared to die for her cause.
Who didn't know that her new husband, Wei Kuang, was the sworn enemy at court of the crown prince she loved?
On their wedding night, her husband entered with a smile and presented her with a round silk fan. "A fan brings forth a gentle breeze with a flick of the wrist, and can be slipped in and out of one's sleeve. Would you do me the honor, Princess, of soothing me with your breeze?"
Reading notes:
1. Both the crown prince and Wei Kuang have a lot of scenes.
2. A melodramatic story featuring forced possession, marriage before love, love and hate, and a groveling regret arc.
3. The crown prince really is a scumbag of the worst kind. Don't get your hopes up.
4. I'm busy with work, so updates are slow, but I won't abandon the story. It's almost finished.
Coming next: The Supporting Female Character Doesn't Want to Be the White Moonlight
[Blurb One]
In the past, Gu Chunshen was a willful, savage woman. As the young mistress of the Xingyi Sect, she was spoiled, ruthless, and extravagant, and often bullied the boy in the sect who seemed almost mute.
She once planted her foot on his back, forcing him to crouch on the ground, then asked with a beaming smile, "Can you imitate a puppy? I like watching people bark like dogs."
The boy lay at her feet and raised his dust-covered face. His hands were scraped and bleeding from crawling on the ground. His gaze was fathomless.
Later, the Xingyi Sect fell. Amid its blazing ruins, Gu Chunshen came face to face with the man who had slaughtered the entire sect. Cold as solitary snow, he had become the lord of Luosang City. He raised her chin with one hand and told her, "I want you to watch as everything you care about is destroyed."
She was no longer the lofty daughter of the sect leader, but a homeless, ruined stray. And he was no longer the boy who had suffered endless humiliation: he had attained the Great Dao and cast off all worldly attachments.
[Blurb Two]
Everyone said the wicked woman Chunshen would get what she deserved and be cut down by the Lord of Luosang City.
And so it came to pass: he ran her through with his sword to save the beloved fiancee of Lord Shan Mian.
Later... later, she sacrificed herself and turned to ashes before Shan Mian's eyes.
From that very day, Meng Shan Mian, whose name was known throughout the land for his benevolence, fell into the demonic path and never regained his senses.
And Gu Chunshen? After turning to ashes, she suddenly remembered that she had come here to undergo a tribulation.
Now that the tribulation was complete, she was supposed to return to the heavens.
"Those consumed by love and desire are like someone carrying a torch against the wind. Their hands are bound to be burned."
1. An old-school, melodramatic story with a cold-on-the-outside, unhinged and obsessive male lead × a ruthless, strong-willed female lead from the southern frontier.
2. A tragic ending: the female lead suffers first, then the male lead, who will have his ashes scattered in the groveling regret arc.
3. The author is over thirty, and a retro story that goes against the grain is coming your way!
Theme: True love can heal the wounds of pain.
It was so cool to watch it in the end. I finally saw the male protagonist chasing his wife in the crematorium without success, but I still felt a little sorry for Ayu. Hahaha, maybe I am overly sympathetic, but I still feel sorry for Wei Kuang the most. I hope they are both well. The author is asking for a sequel to Wei Kuang! ! !
The ending is pretty good. Is there a sequel? I want to see the heroine and Wei Kuang be sweet. They are both too bitter in the main story.
I'd like to see a sweet side story between the heroine and Wei Kuang, and I also want to see a side story about Young Master Tang.
Squat, squat, why is my husband so miserable?
If you don't abuse the male protagonist, it would be "I'm so sad that she doesn't love me anymore"...
Okay, okay, I selected a few chapters based on the chapter names of the novel and read the ending. The heroine did not forgive the person who hurt her deeply according to the text, and she met her lover at the end. You can follow the full story with confidence.
Wei Kuang is so miserable. First he was disfigured and now his arm is broken.
First of all, I wish the author a happy birthday week!
Also, when the Crown Princess and A Fan meet at King Chu's place, are they about to reach the cliff-jumping plot in the introduction?
Could Wei Kuang be injured by Jing Qingming? (Guessing)
It was so cool to watch it in the end. I finally saw the male protagonist chasing his wife in the crematorium without success, but I still felt a little sorry for Ayu. Hahaha, maybe I am overly sympathetic, but I still feel sorry for Wei Kuang the most. I hope they are both well. The author is asking for a sequel to Wei Kuang! ! !
The ending is pretty good. Is there a sequel? I want to see the heroine and Wei Kuang be sweet. They are both too bitter in the main story.
I'd like to see a sweet side story between the heroine and Wei Kuang, and I also want to see a side story about Young Master Tang.
Squat, squat, why is my husband so miserable?
If you don't abuse the male protagonist, it would be "I'm so sad that she doesn't love me anymore"...
Okay, okay, I selected a few chapters based on the chapter names of the novel and read the ending. The heroine did not forgive the person who hurt her deeply according to the text, and she met her lover at the end. You can follow the full story with confidence.
Wei Kuang is so miserable. First he was disfigured and now his arm is broken.
First of all, I wish the author a happy birthday week! Also, when the Crown Princess and A Fan meet at King Chu's place, are they about to reach the cliff-jumping plot in the introduction?
Could Wei Kuang be injured by Jing Qingming? (Guessing)
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