My upcoming novels The Ex’s Father Is a Black-Hearted Lotus and After Our Divorce, the Emperor Became My Child are open for follows! Blurbs at the very bottom ↓
Synopsis:
Princess Changyang of Duanyang was peerlessly beautiful, refined, clever, and virtuous. She devoted herself to the Great Wei dynasty and married four men over the course of her life.
Her first husband was Jinzhen Khan of the Turks, a man nearing sixty.
Her second was Mo Nahai Keduo, the eldest son of Jinzhen Khan, who had long coveted her.
Her third was Qin Ke, the mighty General Zhenwu, who destroyed the Turkic tribes. His first wife had just died, and not long after the wedding, he was poisoned to death.
For her fourth marriage, she was given as a peace offering to the renowned Prince Zhen'an of the enemy state of Jin. But she became a concubine, endured endless scorn, and died alone.
After waking up, Li Jingsheng found herself transmigrated into the famous Princess Changyang, already on her way to the Turks for a political marriage.
Knowing how the story went, Li Jingsheng snapped her whip: “Damn it! I’m not marrying any of them!”
On the run from her marriage, she happened to pick up a little wolfdog to tease and feed.
Seeing that the little wolfdog was tall, broad-shouldered, incredibly handsome, and looked so easy to bully, the princess pointed at him. “All right! I’ll take him!”
Prince Helan Lian of Jin: “...”
Three years later, when the princess tried to run from another arranged marriage, Helan Lian, now emperor, said, “Well, well!”
The heroine is stunning! Stunning! Stunning!
The hero is so into her! So into her! So into her!
This is a thrilling, satisfying, and badass story with an absolutely fantastic plot. Why not tap follow?
Notes:
1: The setting is fictional, inspired by the era of the Sixteen Kingdoms. Please don’t nitpick the history! All surnames and names in the story are invented by the author. Turkic surnames come after given names, purely for ease of reading. If you don’t like that, please don’t flame me.
2: The heroine really did marry four times in her previous life, and all of her husbands will appear in the story!
3: I’ll do my best to keep the story logical, but please don’t nitpick. If you enjoy this story, please follow the author. I’d be very grateful. There are also other completed works on my author page for you to enjoy!
Completed works:
My Cousin Is the Chief Minister
The Black-Hearted Chief Minister’s Daily Devotion to His Wife
Marrying the Prince’s Uncle
The Many Faces of Trending Topics
Winning Over the Heroine
“My Lord, Those Guys Are Attacking Again!”
A Thousand Blossoms Across the Land: historical danmei (Emperor seme × fake eunuch uke)
Upcoming novel: The Ex’s Father Is a Black-Hearted Lotus
Synopsis:
Ji Huan was straightforward and carefree all her life. Only after she died did she learn that she was a sacrificial character in a storybook.
The man who had cruelly strangled her to death, her husband and cousin Xie Yuqing, who had grown up with her like a childhood sweetheart, was the male lead of the novel. He had hidden his true nature since childhood, biding his time and restraining himself, all so he could use her to destroy her and her entire family.
The Ji clan was accused of treason and exterminated, their bodies left exposed for three days. Xie Yuqing rose to power on the strength of his service, earning a title and a high government post.
On the night she died and her clan was wiped out, Ji Huan was reborn at eighteen, the night before her engagement to Xie Yuqing.
This time, she set her sights on Xie Shen, the youngest and most mysterious prince outside the imperial family in the Li dynasty. He had only a small part in the book, but every time he appeared, he left a deep impression. He was also Xie Yuqing’s adoptive father.
Just as she had gone to great lengths to earn Xie Shen’s trust and break off her engagement to Xie Yuqing, she discovered that the mastermind who had laid a meticulous trap around the Ji clan was none other than Prince Yingqi, Xie Shen!
Ji Huan: “...Well, damn!”
Should she run for her life? Or run for her life? Or run for her life?
Prince Yingqi, Xie Shen, joined the army at twelve. He rode with his blade drawn across mountains of corpses and seas of blood, subdued the Xiling region, pacified Nanyue, and made a fearsome name for himself across the land.
He carried a deep blood feud, leaving countless corpses and wronged souls in his wake. His name as a god of slaughter struck terror into the hearts of all under heaven.
A fortune-teller once declared that Xie Shen was so bloodthirsty he would become a demon, suffer the consequences, and never live past thirty-two.
And so Xie Shen killed any god or Buddha who stood in his way, slaughtering his enemies and anyone who dared to protect them, until he died on the eve of becoming regent and prince.
The one who killed him was his adopted son, Xie Yuqing.
Reborn, Xie Shen happened to encounter Xie Yuqing and the young lady Ji Huan, who had come with her clan to break off the engagement. His phoenix eyes lingered on the two of them. “...Interesting.”
Later, after Ji Huan had gone to great lengths to break off her engagement to Xie Yuqing, and had seen through Xie Shen’s true nature, she tried to run. Xie Shen caught her around the waist, his dangerous, captivating voice murmuring in her ear. “Huanhuan, trying to run? Did I give you permission?”
Upcoming novel: After Our Divorce, the Emperor Became My Child
Jiang Ji was an illegitimate daughter of a marquis’s household who had married out, only to be divorced. One day, she transmigrated into a xianxia storybook and discovered that she had become a fairy maiden of Penglai, while all her elders had become immortals from various sects.
Most surprising of all, her ex-husband, the eldest legitimate son of a duke’s household, had become the Heavenly Lord of the Thirty-Three Heavens. During a battle between immortals and demons, he was badly injured and turned into a childlike little immortal.
Looking at the little tyke who had appeared before her, Jiang Ji decided to strike first and swore to torment her ex-husband a thousand times over.
But faced with a pink-cheeked little doll as delicate as white porcelain, Jiang Ji couldn’t quite bring herself to do it.
In that case, she’d do the opposite!
So she taught the little doll to respect his elders, cherish the young, honor his wife, devote himself to one person, and love them for life...
Until one day, the Northern Marshes Emperor regained his memories and magic. Looking at Jiang Ji sleeping before him, he asked, “Who are you?”
Jiang Ji, the divorced ex-wife who had gotten used to being called Mother: “...I’m your mother!”
Emperor VS little goddess
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Theme: It’s better to rely on yourself than on others
Probably something happened later, so the male lead was changed.
In such an environment, it is obvious that she is forced to get married. It can be seen that the heroine only has the title of eldest princess. She is beautiful but has no power to protect herself. How can it be a golden-fingered heroine? She must be patient at all times, take precautions, write well, and be romantic without losing reality.
The heroine is really a typical brainless Mary Sue.
When will you join V?
The second male lead has too many scenes, right?
I always feel that the heroine is so pitiful
I can meet the hero again
These men each have their own purposes
I can't finish it tonight, I'll write more tomorrow!
Does that mean Qin faked his death in the novel?
Probably something happened later, so the male lead was changed.
In such an environment, it is obvious that she is forced to get married. It can be seen that the heroine only has the title of eldest princess. She is beautiful but has no power to protect herself. How can it be a golden-fingered heroine? She must be patient at all times, take precautions, write well, and be romantic without losing reality.
The heroine is really a typical brainless Mary Sue.
When will you join V?
The second male lead has too many scenes, right?
I always feel that the heroine is so pitiful
I can meet the hero again
These men each have their own purposes
I can't finish it tonight, I'll write more tomorrow!