Luo Yan was betrothed to Jiang Hanche, the young master of the Jiang family, and quite liked him. Innocent and gentle by nature, she looked forward to the day he would come to marry her in a grand procession.
But then she found a storybook. It told a tale in which she was nothing but a minor cannon-fodder character, a supporting actress whose name barely appeared.
The young master of the Jiang family wasn't as kind as he seemed. Beneath his gentle, charming exterior, he was a thoroughly wicked man!
He was even the mastermind behind the imperial court's lackeys, and he had her family wiped out!
The day Luo Yan was sent to the entertainment house, she refused to submit and would rather die. Her first client was none other than him. She jumped from the building and met her end.
After reading this ending, Luo Yan's hand shook, and she couldn't bring herself to read any further.
From then on, she avoided him and even tried to break off the engagement.
Everything in the story was coming true. She was terrified, but she didn't know that Jiang Hanche, the story's villain, regarded her as his moonlight. Later, he would stop at nothing to kill the heroine and avenge her...
"You're a liar..." Luo Yan's voice trembled.
"How have I lied to you?" He smiled. His identity was fake, but his love for her was real.
In the end, Luo Yan became the most envied woman in the imperial capital, cherished in the palm of the young prince's hand...
(PS: This is not a transmigrate-into-a-book story.)
Coming next: The Tyrant's Beloved Concubine. Please add it to your reading list!
Blurb: Gu Lian'er was the least favored princess of the Jin Kingdom. She lived a carefree life until she grew up, and then her father sent her to marry the ruler of the Qin Kingdom because of her beautiful face.
The Qin emperor, Lu Ji, was unpredictable and was said to be cruel and bloodthirsty.
Gu Lian'er was tall and long-legged, with a stunningly beautiful appearance. But once you got to know her, everyone knew she was timid and soft-hearted.
She was terrified and hid in the harem, quaking with fear. Later, she realized that the tyrant rarely visited the harem, so she settled down to eat and drink. She had an even better life than she did in Jin.
Until one day, she accidentally offended the emperor's... dog.
"..." Gu Lian'er: Oh no, I'm doomed.
Coming next: Taken by the Bandits. Please add it to your reading list!
Blurb: Gu Wan and her younger sister, Gu Xuan, were abducted by bandits on the way to the imperial capital. The bandit chief treated her sister like a treasure, but treated Gu Wan like dirt. She suffered endless humiliation and was nearly robbed of her virtue.
Theme: You can't judge everything by appearances.
Author, do you still update?
? A few Jinjiang coins bought the contents of four pieces of paper?
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"Plywood" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ deck