Pampered to Excess in the Palm of His Hand

The Crown Prince of Wei, Ji Rong, is a fierce and valiant warrior. After ten years of campaigning abroad, his army of lions marched south, and South Qi offered up a princess in marriage to secure peace.

But not one noblewoman married to Ji Rong survived. Everyone wondered whether the Princess of South Qi would even make it alive into the Eastern Palace.

Yet no one heard news of her gruesome death. Instead, they watched their Crown Prince fall under the spell of this foreign vixen, step by step. She had the same face as the late Crown Princess, and the court officials urged him again and again: "This woman must be a spy. Your Highness, do not let her bewitch you."

Ji Rong said, "Whether she is my wife or a spy, I can tell the difference myself."

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Yan Zhen had spent two lifetimes as the wife of the same man.

In her first life, she schemed and plotted, earning a terrible reputation before meeting her end as her bones were ground to dust.

In her second life, she had forgotten most of her past... She could just be a pampered empress and enjoy herself.

One man and one woman, a sweet married-life story.

The heroine is still herself. She thinks she has taken over someone else's body, but has actually been brainwashed. This is a major revision of an older work. Thanks to everyone who bookmarked and commented on the previous version.

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[Softhearted, Honest, Beloved by All x Cold, Fastidious Powerful Minister] One man, one woman, HE | Untouchable beauty | Forced love | Pregnancy and flight | Soapy drama

Eighteen-year-old Jiang Chan, a farmer's daughter, discovers she is the real daughter of a Minister of Revenue. After her identity is restored, she is promised in marriage to a notorious playboy in the capital. On her wedding day, her two mothers, afraid she won't be able to keep her husband, draw a love-binding curse over her heart, a spell passed down in their village.

The curse takes effect on the wedding night, and its effects vary. In their small village, only two cases had produced obvious results: one woman's husband liked eating her hair, while another's husband was obsessed with her hands and feet. The women were tormented until they grew exhausted and repulsed, and only became free when they got pregnant and the curse wore off.

Jiang Chan knows how potent the curse is, but for the sake of a secure future, she can only chase after her husband on their wedding night and try to consummate the marriage, hoping to have children to rely on as soon as possible.

What Jiang Chan never expected was to go to the wrong place and mistake the wrong man for her husband, spending one reckless night with her husband's elder brother.

Her brother-in-law, Shao Yong, is the heir to the Marquis of Yongning, a trusted confidant of the Emperor. He is as graceful as snow-covered jade, so lofty and inaccessible that Jiang Chan would never dare provoke him. All she can do is pray the curse has no effect and that Shao Yong will dismiss that night as a dream.

Jiang Chan hides in fear and waits. After half a month, just as she thinks the curse has failed and she can finally get a good night's sleep, a tall, ghostly figure bursts into her bed curtains.

The man's face is deathly pale, his eyes bloodshot. His expression plainly shows disgust, yet he grabs her chin and kisses her like a madman.

"Witch, let me kiss you."

Jiang Chan trembles, close to tears. What strange obsessions might her brother-in-law develop? And does she really have to bear his child to break the curse?

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Shao Yong has a fastidious obsession with cleanliness. The thought of coming into contact with another person's saliva bothers him more than death itself. Yet under the evil curse, he goes mad with the urge to kiss Jiang Chan's lips, taste her tears, and suck her blood. It seems that even draining her dry would not quench his thirst.

He thinks that once the curse is lifted, he will have to kill Jiang Chan and erase this stain from his life.

But later, after the curse is lifted, he sees Jiang Chan living in harmony with his second brother and bearing his children. His heart twists in agony, and he breaks into Jiang Chan's bedroom again in the dead of night.

Theme: Face yourself and bravely pursue what you desire