· My other novel, "Quirk," is currently updating. My next historical romance will be "Taming the Imperial Uncle."
[1]
Bu Youying and Xiao Qisong had loved each other since childhood. They were childhood sweethearts, perfectly matched.
One was a bright and gentle noblewoman, the other a dashing prince of the imperial court. Everyone praised them as a match made in heaven.
But this perfect pair never got their happy ending. Instead, an imperial decree of marriage arrived.
She was betrothed to the Crown Prince, Xiao Qisong's own brother:
Xiao Qimo.
[2]
Xiao Qimo had always known that his Aying was constantly lying.
For instance, she hadn't bitten the corner of her own lip until it bled.
The red marks on her neck weren't from her own scratching, either.
And when she occasionally returned late at night, it wasn't because she'd been out having fun.
He knew all this, but he didn't mind.
In Xiao Qimo's heart, Bu Youying was a bright white moon in the darkness.
He cast aside morality, betrayed his brother, and stopped at nothing to bring that shining moon to his side.
As for whom she held in her heart...
A lifetime is long. Who can say what will happen?
[3]
Bu Youying used to think the human heart was small, so small it could hold only one person.
But later, she discovered that
The heart could be vast, too.
Reading guide:
1. This story's setting is very loose. Please don't nitpick historical details. You don't need to tell me if you drop it.
2. In terms of screen time, both men are male leads. The blurb focuses on the older brother because he's easier to write about, not because of the ending. The romance is one-on-one during the same period.
3. The heroine only made the same mistake every woman in the world makes (not really). If you're devoted to the male lead, want a chaste heroine, or have strict moral standards, please don't read!
2022/10/30
· Next novel: "Taming the Imperial Uncle"
Several months have passed since the regent took in the little princess under the pretense of helping her recover, when in truth he meant to use her as a hostage to control the young emperor.
Memorials impeaching him had piled up like a mountain, but Yin Xie didn't care.
Then word got out that the little princess had developed a thin callus on her palm. At last, an enraged minister stepped forward and denounced the regent in open court.
Yin Xie, eight feet tall, walked slowly toward him and looked down at him from above.
His oppressive gaze left everyone around them too frightened to speak.
He gave a mocking laugh and said arrogantly, "Old fool, if you're so eager to die, I'll make an exception."
"I'll grant your wish."
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When Yin Xie took Ji Ru in, he thought he had a hostage in his hands. He never expected to end up with a living ancestor on his hands.
The little princess was delicate and frail, precious and pampered. He had to do everything for her himself.
He had to put on her shoes, feed her medicine, and coax her to sleep. Even when she got her period, he had to care for her personally.
At first, he found it utterly vexing and was often cold to her. But as he cared for her, he gradually became hopelessly ensnared.
On a night unseen by anyone, Ji Ru looked down at Yin Xie kneeling before her. She tugged on the golden chain in her hand and smiled sweetly.
"Imperial Uncle, do you really like Manman that much?"
Yin Xie's neck tightened. He leaned forward of his own accord and wrapped his arms around her waist, breathing her in deeply. "I do. I only like Manman, my Manman..."
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Ji Ru had a secret: she had died once before.
On her eighteenth birthday, the ambitious regent rebelled, imprisoned her Crown Prince brother, and sent her, a fake princess, off to marry for political reasons. Driven to despair, she jumped off a cliff and died.
Reborn, she decided to strip him of his sanity before he could bring about that tragic ending.
Theme: When making life's choices, follow your heart.
The full text of this article has been locked due to a report. The full text settings have been changed at the request of the editor. [The specific change settings are] 1. Change to the fact that the heroine and her brother are unmarried, and everyone knows that they are unmarried. The heroine cannot be called the princess and sister-in-law. 2. Changed to a situation where the heroine and her brother break up without any intimate interaction, and the heroine can only have thoughts in her heart. 3. The interaction between the heroine and her brother can only be based on their status as friends and cannot be guided by the love between a man and a woman. The above changes are all editorial requests. "Moonfall on Two Branches" is a theme that I like very much. The core of this theme is not that brothers compete for a woman, but that the heroine likes both. It does not conform to traditional morality, but it is consistent with human nature. I like such a heroine. But now that I have "encountered a huge change", I have to change the entire article to a look I don't like, and my heroine to a look I don't want. As an author, this is the most painful for me. What's even more painful is that I have let down the readers who like this subject as much as I do. I hope you can meet a wife who is capable of cooking without being reported in the future. After this article is completed, I probably will not dare to write about this subject again. I am really sorry. I hope that we can all go smoothly in the future, and that literary creation can still have a day when hundreds of flowers bloom.
Seeing this, I feel like everyone's character is shattered. . .
I was very silent after watching it. I can only say that I was so happy in front of me, but so congested in the back. I really shouldn't read a story with this setting in Jinjiang. I really liked the setting and direction at the beginning, it was very delicate and well-handled, but when we got to Princess Ooc, the writing style changed drastically. The entire staff has been overhauled. So sad.
Thank you so much for your hard work. This is what a green girl is like. What are the male videos like? There are also emperors who have several concubines. They have all done it but why can't you see them? I suspect that it will not work if it is an empress with a few male favorites. I'm convinced.
Was Xiao Yunmu taken away?
Alas, my sister's character is too...
Very good, have fun together
. . . . . No matter how entangled the three people were with each other, it didn't matter. Why did they end up killing others? . .
Hey, so it's allin, right?
Why are there so many details about my brother and me... When it was my brother's turn, I turned on the light directly. I was interrupted by my brother before. Is my brother a very mean person?