Also known as A Thousand Ways My Husband Spoils Me, While I Treat Him Like a Punching Bag (Not Really)
Zhi Yi's family lives in Beijing. Both her parents own companies, and she grew up spoiled, pampered, and domineering.
Who could have known that a plane crash would send her to ancient times?
As soon as she arrived, she heard her legitimate older sister push her into a river.
She went right over and slapped her.
Later, her father wanted to marry her off to the lame second son of the Gu family in the eastern part of the city.
She made such a scene that everyone knew about it.
The whole capital was talking about how the second young lady of the Zhi family was so pampered and domineering that she'd rather stay single for the rest of her life.
The next day, Gu Yan personally came to propose.
The people of the capital were stunned when Zhi Yi actually curbed her temper and agreed.
One day after they were married, Zhi Yi went out.
She came back a little early and heard Gu Yan talking to someone.
“Have you heard of the second young lady of the Zhi family?”
“You mean Zhi Yi, the ill-tempered tyrant?”
“That's right.”
“Unfortunately, my wife is out today. Otherwise, I could have let her see what people say she's like.”
That night, Zhi Yi lost her temper.
Gu Yan was working in the palace, but hurried home as soon as he heard the news.
The Crown Prince asked why he was rushing off.
He replied, “If I'm late getting back, I'm afraid my beloved wife will turn the house upside down.”
* The heroine is spoiled, but she has principles.
* This was just a practice story I wrote when I got stuck on another book. Give it a look, but don't take it too seriously.
* Set in a fictional world.
* The hero is weak early on and strong later, while the heroine is strong throughout qwq
Coming soon: Have No Pity for Me
When Sheng Shan first saw Ming Nu, she
was standing behind the Ming family, dressed in white.
Blood and slaughter stained her white clothes.
Everyone said that the second son of the Sheng family had no heart.
He slaughtered the Ming family, leaving only Miss Ming alive,
and kept her confined in his own backyard.
But Sheng Shan devoted all the tenderness of his life to Ming Nu,
afraid she might stumble or bump into something because she was blind.
One day, Sheng Shan got drunk and went into the backyard.
“Why have you never asked me anything?”
Ming Nu sat beside the stone bench, seeming not to hear him.
She pretended not to know, not to see.
Enraged, Sheng Shan stayed away from the backyard for a month.
And Ming Nu escaped.
When she returned, she had become a female minister.
She looked down at him from her place in court.
Her eyes were clear again. “Minister Sheng, it's been a long time.”
The heroine is blind at first, but later recovers her sight.
The hero is devoted and faithful, but forced into desperate circumstances.
An old-school, melodramatic romance.
Theme: Don't judge people through colored glasses
