My new novel, The Big Orange Is Best, is now underway. Come take a look, cuties!
Mu Huai, the new emperor of Great Yan, has a secret everyone knows.
The person he loves is Princess Jinyan of Jin, who disguised herself as a man and took her elder brother's place as a hostage. She endured fifteen years in the imperial palace of Yan. The current empress of Great Yan is merely a figurehead.
Empress Jiang Ningling knows this perfectly well.
But she couldn't let go of the feelings she'd held since her youth. Though she knew he loved someone else, she insisted on entering the palace and marrying him as his empress.
After entering the palace, Jiang Ningling pretended not to know about his beloved, staying by his side until she almost managed to fool even herself.
That was until she learned that the new emperor was willing to give up Jin's yearly taxes and tributes just to ease Jinyan's worries; until she learned Jinyan was to enter the palace as a consort; until she learned she had never once caught his eye.
Jiang Ningling finally understood.
What good was it to stay with a bastard of a man? Better to fake her death and disappear.
The new emperor married Jiang Ningling only because her face resembled that of his beloved.
She was merely a substitute, and the new emperor was sure his heart was as still as an ancient well.
But when Jinyan stood before him, he looked at her face, which bore no resemblance whatsoever to Jiang Ningling's. For the first time, the young emperor who could remain impassive even as Mount Tai collapsed before him panicked in earnest.
Important notes:
1. The male lead will not change.
2. The one he loves is the female lead. The male lead is an idiot who mistook someone else for her.
3. This is a fictional setting, a fictional setting, a fictional setting.
4. Updates six days a week, with Sundays off. New chapters go up before midnight Monday through Saturday. If anything comes up, I'll post a leave notice.
5. I'll add more if I think of anything!
The blurb has been screenshotted.
My upcoming novel next door, The Big Orange Is Best, is open for previews and follows!
Yan Yun, the rebel leader, took the people of Luozhou hostage and forced the prefect's daughter, Su Wangwan, to marry him.
People all said that heroes couldn't resist a beautiful woman, and Yan Yun was no exception. What a shame for the beauty, though.
Su Wangwan once believed that since the Su family had guarded Luozhou for generations, she would be safe even in these turbulent times, protected by her father and her childhood sweetheart, her cousin and betrothed.
But when Yan Yun, infamous for his brutality, threatened the people inside the city from outside its walls, that dear cousin of hers held her father hostage and personally sent her away.
Clutching the chubby orange cat she'd found in front of her courtyard a few days earlier, Su Wangwan nervously entered Yan Yun's room.
When Yan Yun was trapped inside the cat's body, he swore he would make that woman pay for shamelessly trying to rub his belly.
Later, the price he exacted was this: in a world torn apart by war, she would have no choice but to cling tightly to him.
Theme: Stay true to your original intentions, and you will reach the end
The Tool Woman in the Supporting Role, After the Ending of the Pampering Novel
Beauty Xi
Has My Lady Tried to Kill Me in Secret Today?
The Rose and the Dragon Knight
The Rebel Leader Is a Cat
After the Chancellor Became Sweet
The Dignity of Childhood Friends (Transmigrate into a Book)
The Pearl Princess (Reborn)
Fuck fa~ I kind of regret watching the new chapter. I feel that the male protagonist has become a bit greasy and is too hasty in his relationship with the female protagonist. He takes the initiative to touch her before marriage. If I were to be the female protagonist, my love for the male protagonist might be greatly reduced. Maybe this is the reason why I have been solo since I was born. (Teary bushi) At the same time, it is also a pity that in the extra chapter, I learned that the heroine in the previous life still did not fully open her heart to the male protagonist, but this made me, a modern woman, love the heroine even more. Among all the articles about chasing wives and crematoriums, and even many romance novels, Jiang Jiang is really outstanding. Compared with many romance heroines, she is a brave woman with great individual consciousness, self-respect and self-love. Under the heavy constraints on women in ancient times, she didn't care about worldly views, but she was still full of courage to pursue love and take actions for it, such as convincing her father to let her marry the male protagonist. In this ancient environment, Jiang Jiang was really awesome. I love it. Later, she got her wish, but she didn't feel sorry for herself because of her status as a "substitute". She bravely took the first step on her wedding night and ran towards the male protagonist in her daily life. But the male protagonist is really a big fool!!! He loves Jiang Jiang, but he doesn't know how to love Jiang Jiang. He did many wrong things many times during the Princess Jinyan incident. When he and his wife were chatting with each other, he actually discussed "Xin Yue". I think he has water in his head. Maybe this is how emperors and empresses in ancient times got along? Can the couple talk about concubines or the opposite sex that the man is interested in without any barriers? Anyway, I have been criticized and feel aggrieved. But when the male and female protagonists first got married, I was really sweetened. The characters in all aspects were very three-dimensional, but then I gradually felt that the male protagonist was a bit broken (maybe the male protagonists in the crematorium are like this?), But I fell in love with Jiang Jiang more and more. Ah, this long article is still off topic, I feel so sorry. It's a pity that the male protagonist is reborn. In fact, the conclusion of the main story is the best ending for the male and female protagonists due to the erroneous experiences in the previous life. Can the broken mirror really be reunited without any gaps? The answer is impossible, unless we reinvent the wheel. In order to make up for the regret of the male protagonist, Da Da did the same thing, but the cracks were there. After the remanufactured mirror was restored, it was the same as before, but it was no longer the original one. All structures are dislocated and lose their original charm. The rebirth of the male protagonist makes me feel that this is his dream, in order to make up for the original heartbeat of Jiang Jiang lost in his life, but Jiang Jiang in this life has not experienced the sweetness and ups and downs of Jiang Ningling and the male protagonist in the previous life, so she is Jiang Ningling, but not the real Jiang Ningling. The reborn male protagonist and the female protagonist in the previous life have been together for 29 years. They did not adapt to each other overnight. Many habits, small moves, and agility have been integrated into their flesh and blood. Can the new Jiang Ningling and the old Mu Huai still be so compatible? I don't think so. The original pair of soulmates gradually went in opposite directions, which is my greatest sorrow. I don't have much culture, but I still felt a lot about it. The overall story is satisfactory, and my writing style is also good. I look forward to better works from Dada. If there are different opinions, sisters welcome peaceful discussion. There is beauty in diversity.
This male protagonist is a sb
Jiang Xu and Nan Qiao's! I think they are both better than the male and female protagonists.
"The last time" caught a big bug for the author~
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
What happened to my extra chapter 4? It's been linked to Tang Cairen's place.
I thought it was the male protagonist's dream.
Hahahaha, so sweet~
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Your straight shot is a bit tough.