In My Ignorance, I Broke the Heart of the Prince of Pingnan
年少无知的我渣了平南王世子
by Plain-Boiled Egg (白水煮蛋)
Synopsis
[Important: Both leads have only ever been with each other] [The completed novel Ming Zhi, and upcoming novels Blind Wife, Mute Wife, Dressing the Crown Prince in a New Wedding Gown, and After My Divorce, I Inherited Ten Billion. Please add them to your collection!]
Yun Jiaojiao, sent by her family to live in the countryside, charmed a handsome young man from the village.
Less than half a year later, her family arranged a marriage for her to the eldest legitimate son of the Duke Who Guards the Nation, and summoned her home to wed.
She turned around and broke things off with the young man from the countryside.
"Love is all a lie. Wealth and status are the only things that matter."
"I was only using you for your money and your body. I'd rather be the official wife of the Duke Who Guards the Nation's eldest legitimate son than marry you. If you really love me, you'll let me go, won't you?"
The young man had striking features and a dark gaze.
"Yun Jiaojiao, you won't regret this?"
Yun Jiaojiao said she wouldn't regret it, then turned her back on him and left the estate.
Four years later, the Duke's household broke off the engagement with Yun Jiaojiao. The scandal swept the city, and overnight she became the biggest laughingstock in the capital.
She became a tool for her father to curry favor with the powerful once more.
With her reputation in tatters, Yun Jiaojiao had already resigned herself to becoming the second wife of the old Marquis of Juying, who was over fifty.
But she never expected several men to arrive at the gates of her household bearing lavish gifts, saying their lord wished to take her as a concubine.
With red-rimmed eyes, Yun Jiaojiao asked, "May I ask who your lord is?"
The visitor answered impassively, one word at a time: "The Prince of Pingnan's household."
The Prince of Pingnan had won countless battles, held a high position, and was ruthless by nature. He was a legendary figure whom countless noble families in the capital hoped to curry favor with.
Her father happily sent her off in the wedding sedan, escorting her into the prince's residence himself.
Only after entering the prince's residence did Yun Jiaojiao learn that the young man she had cruelly abandoned years ago was none other than the heir of the Prince of Pingnan, Pei Yue, now the Prince of Pingnan himself!
She entered his room trembling, and spent each day afraid he would take revenge, walking on eggshells.
When she accidentally became pregnant with his child, she was afraid he wouldn't want it. She figured she might as well give up on getting a divorce and make a run for it instead!
After half a month on the run, the man dragged her back. His eyes were so menacing it seemed he might devour her. "Yun Jiaojiao, you abandoned me once, and now you dare do it again! Are you trying to die?"
Yun Jiaojiao's hair was disheveled, her little face flushed. "I won't do it again... Don't bite me."
Pei Yue barely made it back to the capital alive. He married her simply to get revenge.
But how did his revenge turn into him being unable to let her go?
Upcoming novel: Blind Wife
In her previous life, Wei Yao was a pushover. She went blind at thirteen, and at sixteen, her unscrupulous parents sold her to Zhao Huan, heir to the Duke's household, to be his kept woman.
Blind and with no one to rely on, she thought that having him meant she finally had a safe place to call home.
Later, when Prince Qi raised an army, Zhao Huan sought power at any cost. He drugged her, made her sleep with another man, and sent her to Prince Qi's household as a concubine.
In the end, she became pregnant with Prince Qi's child. As she lay terrified and desperate, Zhao Huan poured a bowl of poison down her throat, killing both her and the child.
When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the night she was sent to Zhao Huan's outer residence.
Wei Yao swore she would never again entrust her fate to Zhao Huan! The family who caused her blindness and sold her off would pay, too!
She knew that on this very night, the gravely wounded Prince Qi would hide in this residence.
In her previous life, she saved him, but Zhao Huan took the credit.
This time, she would escape Zhao Huan's control by herself.
So, on the night she was reborn, she knocked Zhao Huan unconscious and sat nervously on the bed, waiting for him to come.
Footsteps sounded in the darkness. Her heart beat faster as she reached out her little hand and caught his belt. Her cheeks flushed as she began to play dumb. "Husband..."
Huo Changlan: "..."
Wei Yao wrapped her arms around him. "Husband, why are you hurt? A-Yao will put medicine on your wounds."
Huo Changlan paused for a moment, then scooped her up and tossed her onto the bed.
Wei Yao panicked. "Wait, something's not right!"
It wasn't like this in her previous life! Wasn't Prince Qi supposed to be gravely wounded? Why was he so...
Also known as: The Night I Was Reborn... and After Being Reborn, I Was Doted on by Prince Qi
Mute Wife:
Because of her muteness, Ruan Zheng was considered inferior to the other noble ladies.
But she was fortunate to have a powerful father who was a high-ranking official, and a well-educated mother from an influential family.
She rose all the way from Crown Princess to Empress of Great Zhou. She seemed to embody the ideal of an empress, enjoying a lifetime of favor and glory.
Yet the life everyone envied brought Ruan Zheng nothing but suffering.
After ten years of marriage to Su Cen, her father's clan was wiped out and her mother's family fell. Trapped deep in the palace, she endured loneliness and isolation.
Everyone said that over her ten years as empress, she had been dignified and virtuous, managed the imperial harem, and helped the emperor take in more consorts. Neither jealous nor envious, she was a model for all women.
But she didn't want to be so accommodating. She wanted to be like an ordinary woman, cuddling in her husband's arms and listening to him gently coax her into a smile.
She also hoped her husband would protect her family, instead of using her and then exterminating her entire clan.
So Ruan Zheng died. The weather was pleasant on the day she took her own life. She had the palace servants in the Cold Palace send the new empress the jade token Su Cen had given her as a love token.
That night, dressed in red, she hanged herself in the Cold Palace.
The new empress took her place, but the emperor never came. The only thing that arrived was news of the former empress's death.
The emperor, who had always been so composed and restrained, suddenly went mad.
When she opened her eyes, she had returned to her girlhood, with both her parents still alive.
Ruan Zheng was still that naive, innocent little mute.
But this time, she refused to marry the emperor, no matter what. She would live a free and fulfilling life.
Rather than be empress, she'd be the wife of an idle official.
Theme: Your fate is in your own hands
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Let me tell you a little suggestion of mine. I think it would be better to put a request for leave. I just checked it today. After looking at the update time and comments, I realized that you said in the comment area that you would update the post in the future. There was a period before where you did not update or ask for leave. You said in the comment area that you are not asking for a long-term leave. No one knows when your next update will be. I see that there are people who come to urge you to update. You said that your comments have been exhausted. Newcomers don't know about your update if they don't read the comments. It would be good for readers to put a request for leave to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings. Take me for example. I don't read the comments and I don't know why I stopped updating? Just say no leave request in the comment area. From the previous comments, you should be busy with work, so I think it is irresponsible to the readers to post a leave request to explain the fate update, because the time of the fate update is uncertain. To put it bluntly, it means interrupting updates in the middle. But as an author, you must be responsible for the readers. We are paid to read books. I know there are always busy people in real life, but I think just saying it in the comments without a leave request will cause misunderstandings among the new sisters. To put it bluntly, spending money to read books, in addition to supporting the genuine version, is to have a reasonable and regular update speed and quality, rather than to comment on a fate and let it go without giving up, and not to stop updating at will, and to update unexpectedly. If you really can't balance work and writing at present, I think it is better to take a leave and write more when you are resting, rather than to prevent readers from losing their favorites and being afraid of unraveling v Just update a few chapters suddenly to perfunctory your readers (this is my intuitive feeling. It's really tiring to wait for a long time. I believe readers can see that there are only a few comments now, and many of them didn't update without asking for leave before)
I'm going to be speechless soon. Seriously, I've seen it said before that it will be updated at the end of August and will be straight to the end. Why has it been deleted again? Go back on your word again? If I'm wrong, there's nothing I can do. I've been disappointed so many times. If you don't want to update, just refund my VIP money. Don't block v to update. Thank you. If you don't let me wait until you start updating at the end of August, write it to the end. If you want to report it directly to v, you're not that bullying.
Since a reader has made another lengthy comment in the comment section, I wanted to join in the fun. I completely agree with what she said.
... Can we still wait for the update? Yuan's attitude is more ambiguous, and I can really update the text as I please. It's been two weeks since the last update. I'm really disappointed. I won't read it again in the future, and I won't accept it. I just want to see when you can update Chapter 40?
It's completely ruined and I won't write anymore???
I'm really begging you, please refund my money, can you please stop being stuck on v updates???? It's a good time to get together and get together. I don't want to read what you wrote. I have never seen an author who writes more than 60 chapters in a year. He never keeps his word. Is it interesting to set a time to update?
... Can you refund my money? I haven't come to see it for a long time, and suddenly I remembered that it really lived up to my expectations... Is it a bad card?
Wow, how long has it been? This person is so shameless. Is there anyone else who wants to scold me? I don't know how long it will be before the next update.
See for yourself how patient I have been since the beginning. Is it interesting that I deceive and perfunctory readers again and again? If you don't like writing and can't keep writing, then you can refund my money. Why do you keep asking me to report for refund as soon as the time comes, and then update me in ex? (I probably wrote it myself last time. I came back to update it at the end of August, and it was straight to the end. I believed it again? In fact? I have screenshots. Whoever lies knows better)
Damn, give me more candies next time! I'm referring to the kind of scene where the male protagonist is nice to the female protagonist. It's so cruel now. He even put the heroine in solitary confinement before. Pei Yue is really going too far! Sweet text as promised, I want candy 555