I originally planned to write a story about a female protagonist transmigrating to ancient times and changing the course of history. Later, I was called in for a talk by the screenwriter and the story was locked for over half a month. I changed the setting to a fictional world, changed the names, and changed the ending I'd originally planned. So if readers who come along later feel the story is inconsistent, all I can say is that the author did her best to finish it., November 3, 2023
After accidentally transmigrating to the final years of a dynasty, Cao Xianyue hadn't even figured out how she was going to survive when she was forced to get married.
Unruly to her core, she refused to let her parents marry her off to some stranger on a whim, so she decided to find herself a husband.
But after finally finding a suitable candidate, she discovered that the other person was a woman.
Cao Xianyue: "Since things have come to this... I'll just have to make do. A woman it is..."
History had it that the other woman would never live past twenty. Cao Xianyue originally thought that once she had seen her off, she could enjoy life as a happy, free widow. But amid the petty, everyday chaos of married life, her mind suddenly changed. She didn't want the other woman to die so soon...
Cao Xianyue slipped off her outer robe. "Changyan, do you know that the finest canvas for painting in this world is neither paper nor silk, but... a woman's soft body?"
"Th-That... doesn't seem quite right." Xie Tang blushed scarlet.
Cao Xianyue rolled up her sleeve and held out her arm to Xie Tang. "Paint me a blue dragon. Right now!"
After crossing a thousand years of time, Cao Xianyue realized that it wasn't she who had saved the other woman. It was the other woman who had saved her.
Also known as Sesame Tangyuan and Her Sweet Rice Cake and The Secret Behind the Early Death of a Genius Painter
Fictional setting. Sweet-on-the-outside, dark-on-the-inside meets dark-on-the-outside, sweet-on-the-inside. A seemingly refined young lady with the heart of a slacker x a reserved, mild-mannered genius painter.
Coming soon: I Might Not Like Girls
A strange new student transferred into the class.
She was pretty, smart, and incredibly likable. Not long after transferring, she was voted the only school beauty at An Yue's school.
But the reason An Yue thought she was strange was the way she treated her.
Though they'd never met before, she was unusually nice to An Yue, carefully prepared gifts for her, and rushed her to the infirmary when she got hurt...
It seemed obvious that she was interested in An Yue. That is, until An Yue fell for her too and finally worked up the courage to confess.
But after hearing her confession, the other girl made a strange face and turned her down as gently as she could. "I'm sorry. I might not like girls." There seemed to be some secret she couldn't bring herself to say.
An Yue was silent for a moment, then declared with complete confidence, "A forcibly picked melon may not be sweet, but because it's you, I still want to give it a try!"
Later, An Yue stripped naked and climbed into the other girl's bed, only to discover that some people may say they don't like girls, but their bodies tell a very different story...
Later still, An Yue finally understood: the most skilled hunters often appear in the form of prey.
Happy ending, mutual pining, campus romance.
The author's previous works: Must Make the Most of This Joy, about a mischievous troublemaker x a stuffy doctor who has lived deep in the mountains and knows nothing of the world; Slow Down, Prince, about a scheming prince x a gentle princess; To My Dear Senior, the story of me and the nurse I just can't stop thinking about.
Theme: The Buddha saves all living beings, but I only want to save you.
Originally, this article was intended to be about a heroine who traveled to ancient times and changed the trajectory of history. Later, the screenwriter interviewed her and locked it up for more than half a month. The story was changed, the names were changed, and the original ending was changed. Therefore, if people later feel that the article is inconsistent, they can only say that the author tried his best to finish it.
Ah, not changing the historical ending is the reason why I like this book. Why are so many people criticizing it? But the history of the Song Dynasty is fixed, and it is quite possible to change the ending of Xie Tang. Why must the ending be changed? Sometimes history ends in tragedy. The prototype of Xie Tang also became legendary because of his bizarre life experience. The Legend of Zhen Huan does not change the historical ending, it is still a classic chant and spread. I want to say that this book is already far higher than Shuangwen in my heart.
Originally, this article was intended to be about a heroine who traveled to ancient times and changed the trajectory of history. Later, the screenwriter interviewed her and locked it up for more than half a month. The story was changed, the names were changed, and the original ending was changed. Therefore, if people later feel that the article is inconsistent, they can only say that the author tried his best to finish it.
Good guys, 2333 was specially issued on 2.14. After all, the wheel of history has to move on. Ten years of cheating is enough, right?
You are such a timid author, don't be so naughty, I really want to laugh
Uh... Can't it be Li Qingzhao? That's true
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha does not have any human rights at all. If you want to be stripped naked, you will be stripped naked. You can't express your dissatisfaction and resistance. Apart from crying, laughing, yawning, and drooling, you can't do anything else. Don't you feel speechless and choked?
Most of these ancient plane novels have one thing in common. While enjoying the prosperity and social status brought by feudal rights, they also satirize feudalism itself and evade feudal obligations. They put their own likes and dislikes above everyone and everything. To be honest, this kind of character is ultimately a satire on everyone in the novel.
Ah, alas, I think the ending of the Song Dynasty cannot be changed. Changing it is nonsense. They are all Chinese. But Xie Tang's ending can be changed. Life to be thirty is still a little short, which is pitiful.
Thank you for not ending it and continuing this wonderful story.
Originally, this article was intended to be about a heroine who traveled to ancient times and changed the trajectory of history. Later, the screenwriter interviewed her and locked it up for more than half a month. The story was changed, the names were changed, and the original ending was changed. Therefore, if people later feel that the article is inconsistent, they can only say that the author tried his best to finish it.
Ah, not changing the historical ending is the reason why I like this book. Why are so many people criticizing it? But the history of the Song Dynasty is fixed, and it is quite possible to change the ending of Xie Tang. Why must the ending be changed? Sometimes history ends in tragedy. The prototype of Xie Tang also became legendary because of his bizarre life experience. The Legend of Zhen Huan does not change the historical ending, it is still a classic chant and spread. I want to say that this book is already far higher than Shuangwen in my heart.
Originally, this article was intended to be about a heroine who traveled to ancient times and changed the trajectory of history. Later, the screenwriter interviewed her and locked it up for more than half a month. The story was changed, the names were changed, and the original ending was changed. Therefore, if people later feel that the article is inconsistent, they can only say that the author tried his best to finish it.
Good guys, 2333 was specially issued on 2.14. After all, the wheel of history has to move on. Ten years of cheating is enough, right?
You are such a timid author, don't be so naughty, I really want to laugh
Uh... Can't it be Li Qingzhao? That's true
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha does not have any human rights at all. If you want to be stripped naked, you will be stripped naked. You can't express your dissatisfaction and resistance. Apart from crying, laughing, yawning, and drooling, you can't do anything else. Don't you feel speechless and choked?
Most of these ancient plane novels have one thing in common. While enjoying the prosperity and social status brought by feudal rights, they also satirize feudalism itself and evade feudal obligations. They put their own likes and dislikes above everyone and everything. To be honest, this kind of character is ultimately a satire on everyone in the novel.
Ah, alas, I think the ending of the Song Dynasty cannot be changed. Changing it is nonsense. They are all Chinese. But Xie Tang's ending can be changed. Life to be thirty is still a little short, which is pitiful.
Thank you for not ending it and continuing this wonderful story.