A possessive romance from the same series, [Claiming a Widow], starts November 1. Other upcoming stories: [Bridal Kidnapping], [Nong Nong], and [Nan Rong]. Blurbs below. Please add them to your reading list!
The Chronicles of Tianqi
Empress Zhenyu, wife of Emperor Tianqi, came from a distinguished family. She met and saved the emperor when he was in danger. Noble in character, pure and kind, brilliant and extraordinary, she was a rare woman indeed. The emperor never forgot her, treasured and loved her, left his harem empty, and doted on her alone. Their devotion to each other was the envy of all.
Yet no one knew that this beautiful story was nothing more than a ruthless power play, a case of taking what one wanted by force.
Ji Yutong transmigrated into a dynasty that did not exist in history. She stayed where she had first appeared, constantly searching for a way to return.
An accident brought her into contact with the powerful Prince of Beijiang. At her elder brother's request, she did her duty as a doctor, hoping only that he would leave as soon as he recovered.
She had no idea that he had already fallen for her. He wanted to keep her by his side, where he could see her, touch her, and be close to her whenever he pleased. To her, he was only a passerby. He wanted to keep her at his side. One fled, the other pursued, and he would claim her by force if that was what it took to keep her!
[Cold-blooded, iron-willed, possessive hero x cool-headed, warm-hearted heroine who stays true to herself]
Content warnings: 1. Writing blurbs is hard. This is a straightforward story about a hero from a feudal society being drawn to an unconventional heroine and taking her by force. Approach with caution if you don't like old-school melodrama!
2. Medical details will draw on general knowledge, online research, and creative liberties, but will be used sparingly. Everything serves the story!
3. When the leads meet, he is 26 and she is 18. The heroine grows over the course of the story. Hope you enjoy!
------ [Claiming a Widow] ------
A peerlessly beautiful young widow is taken by force by a powerful nobleman.
When Yun Ting transmigrated, it was her wedding night. Fortunately, her husband, though frail, was gentle and refined, treating her with tenderness and care.
Sadly, their happiness did not last. Just two years later, her devoted husband fell gravely ill and passed away.
The only person in this strange era who had loved her wholeheartedly was gone. Grief-stricken, she saw no reason to go on.
But the relatives who had tricked her into returning to her parents' home on one pretext after another actually planned to marry her off again as a widow. How could she tolerate such cold, selfish, and heartless relatives?
Feng Ao, the emperor's own nephew, served as a grand commandant in charge of the troops. Exceptionally talented and skilled in both letters and arms, he was also arrogant and reckless. Everyone in the capital knew he was a young tyrant best left alone.
One day, he was out riding when he heard a clear voice, shaking with rage, coming from a mansion with its gates wide open. What caught his attention, though, was the woman's audacious threat to sue her own parents.
With a crack of his whip, he sent the gatekeeper barring his way scattering, then rode right up to watch the commotion. Dismounting outside the courtyard, he saw a slender figure in a pretty white outfit, her long black hair tied back with white silk, brandishing a whip with fierce authority.
When the woman turned around, her exquisite little face cold and beautiful, and walked straight past him without so much as a glance before swinging onto his horse, Feng Ao smiled with interest. He tapped his riding crop against his palm and thought, This woman is beautiful and fiery. I'm going to win her over!
A sensitive, stubborn heroine who won't turn back until she hits a wall x a lawless, fearless hero who ends up afraid of the heroine
---- [Bridal Kidnapping] ---- Please add it to your reading list!
The Zuo family has a daughter named Pianpian, beautiful and accomplished, cherished at home like the apple of her family's eye. Her former childhood sweetheart once broke off their engagement, leaving a blemish on her otherwise perfect reputation. Still, she found a worthy husband who shared her feelings and treated her with loving care.
On their wedding day, the Zuo family sent her off with a lavish procession of bridal gifts, while her husband's family welcomed her with smiles and fine horses. The onlookers, friends, and relatives gathered before the hall all praised the match as one between equals, a marriage made in heaven.
But just as the newlyweds were about to complete the ceremony, a noble young man in red, dressed much like the groom, suddenly arrived with a crowd of guards.
He interrupted the wedding and treated the groom as if he didn't exist, scooping the bride up in his arms. As the guests stared in shock, they heard the bride cry out and curse in anger. The nobleman in red wore a wicked smile, but his voice was tender as he said, "My darling Pianpian, I'm still alive. How can you marry someone else? Be good. I'm taking you back to our home so we can finish our wedding ceremony."
"Xun Moqian! You bastard! You ruined my wedding and my reputation. I'll never forgive you!"
"Don't be mad, Pianpian. I'll be waiting for you."
A seemingly gentle but secretly twisted hero x a sweet-faced heroine with a fiery temper
--- [Nong Nong] --- Please add it to your reading list!
Lan Nongnong fell for a man, a man from ancient times. He was elegant and handsome, distinguished and graceful, and every gesture drew attention.
She was just an ordinary young woman, easily bewitched by his good looks.
She gave him all her passion and affection, hoping he would return her feelings. She thought she'd found true love in this strange world, a good man who would repay her for everything she gave him.
When Tan Jingyao stopped in Yuqing City to visit a friend, a young woman confessed her feelings for him. She was pretty and gentle, yet had a boldness and enthusiasm unlike any other woman.
With nothing else to do, he played along with her in a little tale of perfect romance. Then a letter from home suddenly called him back. After making up an excuse, he left without a second thought.
He didn't expect the woman, who seemed so delicate and soft, to be so bold as to travel a great distance to find him after he had been gone for so long. Only then did Tan Jingyao truly take an interest in her.
He never imagined that when she discovered the casual promise he'd made to placate her was a lie, she would dare to ask him to break up and go their separate ways.
It was true that he had lied about having no wife, no concubines, and no family. It was also true that he had been moved by her wholehearted devotion. Now that he had drawn her in, whether she could leave him was up to him, not her!
A heroine who loves and hates without restraint x a ruthless, scheming hero
Content warning: old-school melodrama
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Theme: Stay true to yourself and never forget why you started.
Although I like to read sad stories! But this article is a bit confusing. The female protagonist who was born in a different era said that the male protagonist used power to plunder, but the female protagonist is not measuring the male protagonist according to modern rules, so this is unfair in itself. So as the old saying goes: Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you. (The female protagonist's thoughts are too extreme, and she only sees the male protagonist's predatory side of men's power. Could it be that the male protagonist has not been good enough and gentle to her for so many years? Think about it from the perspective of having only one wife in front of an emperor. Women in that era fantasized about it and loved her very much.) It's not that the female protagonist is wrong, or that the male protagonist started to make mistakes, but after a lifetime, the female protagonist is still brooding and refuses to be buried together. It's a bit too much. As the saying goes, even if it is a stone, it should be warmed by the heat! So in the end, I don't know what thoughts and wishes the author had in constructing such an ending.
This is what a normal modern woman should look like. It's very well written.
I like this ending, but I think the heroine is quite miserable. After all, she doesn't love the hero, but she is forced to be tied to him for the rest of her life. The hero deserves it. But I want to read a sweet story, if the male protagonist, alas, they will not reach this ending.
The ending is quite satisfying. It's great for a loser like me.
I'm speechless, I'm speechless. Some comments say that don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you. Why do you still use ancient standards to ask for a heroine with modern social thoughts to grow up in modern society?
The female protagonist was raped by the male protagonist, imprisoned by the male protagonist, tortured in various ways, and the existence of the original world was wiped out. She was fine if she didn't suffer from mental illness, right?
The male protagonist's love makes the female protagonist feel so painful. Is it possible that the female protagonist should be so moved to accept it?
I have always liked cool female protagonists, but this one is a bit too extreme. For a heroine who traveled to the past in modern society, she was a bit too harsh on the hero. The hero gave her almost everything he could and learned to respect her. However, the heroine never wanted to see the hero again for the rest of her life. Did the hero really make such a big mistake? ? ? Even in modern times, couples can still be friends after divorce, right? It's not like we'll never have contact with each other forever, right? What's more, it's not that the male protagonist cheated or anything, it's just that the feudal ideas can't be changed, but the male protagonist is learning and changing. I can't stand the female protagonist. I think the heroine is really cruel.
The more I watch it, the more disgusting I feel for the male protagonist. But I also like the heroine, the heroine is so miserable T^T
I personally think the plot is really weird, and I always think of the male protagonist's name as his muse.
It's so heart-wrenching after watching it. The falling flowers are in love and the flowing water is unintentional. The paranoid love is suffocating. They are thousands of years apart from each other. One of them wants to return to modern times, and the other is forced to stay because of love. It really complies with that sentence, each other's doom.
If you read the comments, you will understand that as long as men are affectionate, they are easily forgiven and given another chance.
Although I like to read sad stories! But this article is a bit confusing. The female protagonist who was born in a different era said that the male protagonist used power to plunder, but the female protagonist is not measuring the male protagonist according to modern rules, so this is unfair in itself. So as the old saying goes: Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you. (The female protagonist's thoughts are too extreme, and she only sees the male protagonist's predatory side of men's power. Could it be that the male protagonist has not been good enough and gentle to her for so many years? Think about it from the perspective of having only one wife in front of an emperor. Women in that era fantasized about it and loved her very much.) It's not that the female protagonist is wrong, or that the male protagonist started to make mistakes, but after a lifetime, the female protagonist is still brooding and refuses to be buried together. It's a bit too much. As the saying goes, even if it is a stone, it should be warmed by the heat! So in the end, I don't know what thoughts and wishes the author had in constructing such an ending.
This is what a normal modern woman should look like. It's very well written.
I like this ending, but I think the heroine is quite miserable. After all, she doesn't love the hero, but she is forced to be tied to him for the rest of her life. The hero deserves it. But I want to read a sweet story, if the male protagonist, alas, they will not reach this ending.
The ending is quite satisfying. It's great for a loser like me.
I'm speechless, I'm speechless. Some comments say that don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you. Why do you still use ancient standards to ask for a heroine with modern social thoughts to grow up in modern society? The female protagonist was raped by the male protagonist, imprisoned by the male protagonist, tortured in various ways, and the existence of the original world was wiped out. She was fine if she didn't suffer from mental illness, right? The male protagonist's love makes the female protagonist feel so painful. Is it possible that the female protagonist should be so moved to accept it?
I have always liked cool female protagonists, but this one is a bit too extreme. For a heroine who traveled to the past in modern society, she was a bit too harsh on the hero. The hero gave her almost everything he could and learned to respect her. However, the heroine never wanted to see the hero again for the rest of her life. Did the hero really make such a big mistake? ? ? Even in modern times, couples can still be friends after divorce, right? It's not like we'll never have contact with each other forever, right? What's more, it's not that the male protagonist cheated or anything, it's just that the feudal ideas can't be changed, but the male protagonist is learning and changing. I can't stand the female protagonist. I think the heroine is really cruel.
The more I watch it, the more disgusting I feel for the male protagonist. But I also like the heroine, the heroine is so miserable T^T
I personally think the plot is really weird, and I always think of the male protagonist's name as his muse.
It's so heart-wrenching after watching it. The falling flowers are in love and the flowing water is unintentional. The paranoid love is suffocating. They are thousands of years apart from each other. One of them wants to return to modern times, and the other is forced to stay because of love. It really complies with that sentence, each other's doom.
If you read the comments, you will understand that as long as men are affectionate, they are easily forgiven and given another chance.