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[Next historical romance, pre-release: The Princess Sent to Marry and Her Loyal Guard. Visit the author's page to see it. Add it to your collection if you're interested!]
The day the rebels stormed the palace, Princess Yongning Yan Wan heard the name of Prince Jiangning, Mu Yan, from the assembled officials.
They called him a merciless killer, a demon who slaughtered without batting an eye.
She hated him for destroying Da Ning's century-old foundations and despised him for plunging the land into war.
But after she died, her spirit saw the so-called "killing machine" carefully burying her, an overlooked princess, after leading the Imperial Guards in suppressing the rebellion in the palace.
Only then did she realize that Prince Jiangning had not rebelled. He had returned to the capital to save the emperor.
Later, she was reborn at the age of sixteen. Rumors still circulated throughout the capital that Prince Jiangning was cold and ruthless, with treasonous ambitions.
He was said to be the assassin who attacked the emperor and a corrupt minister who treated human life as worthless.
But she believed in him. Not only did she believe him, she was determined to save him.
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On the night of the attempted assassination during the autumn hunt at the imperial retreat, Prince Jiangning Mu Yan fought his way out of the encirclement alone, only to fall into a trap after suffering serious injuries.
What he never expected was that the assassins would send a young woman to kill him.
She was frail, and cautiously approached him with a dagger in hand. Just as he thought she was about to strike,
her dagger clattered to the ground.
The little girl approached him, trembling, and softly asked, "D-do you need any medicine for your injuries?"
When he was eleven, Mu Yan fell from a spirited horse at the imperial stables. Princess Yongning happened to be passing by and gave him a packet of medicine, then earnestly told him, "Good medicine may taste bitter, but it helps you get better."
At twenty-one, after countless battles and injuries, Mu Yan saw her again and finally understood: good medicine wasn't bitter. She was the best medicine of all.
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Reader's Guide:
1. 1v1, happy ending.
2. Sweet romance, fictional setting, not particularly historically rigorous.
3. The leads have a five-year age gap. The male lead is twenty-one and the female lead is sixteen. Please read with care if this bothers you.
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[2021.6.30]
Pre-release: The Princess Sent to Marry and Her Loyal Guard. See the blurb below or visit the author's page. Add it to your collection if you like it!
In her previous life, Princess Fuwei Li Wangshu was ordered to marry into Xiqi, believing she could secure peace along the border. But it turned out to be nothing but a trick.
The people of Xiqi had other plans, and she was nothing more than a pawn. She failed to protect the people and died far from home.
Reborn, Li Wangshu knows that a political marriage will not solve the problem. Summoning all the courage she has, she gives every bit of the money she has saved over the years to the strongest guard in her escort.
She plans to escape the marriage procession and drive the people of Xiqi out of Da Ning her own way.
But she never expected that the guard, Zhan Xiao, would not only let her go, but also protect her all the way from the capital to distant Jinzhou.
Li Wangshu has been a princess for two lifetimes and knows nothing about practical matters, yet this guard seems to know how to do everything and takes better care of her than anyone in the palace ever did.
Li Wangshu asks him, "Why are you still following me?"
Zhan Xiao simply says, "I accepted the princess's money, so naturally I must serve her with all my heart."
Later, Li Wangshu succeeds. When the new emperor asks what reward she wants, she answers without hesitation: Zhan Xiao.
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Zhan Xiao was ordered by his former master to keep an eye on the princess who was fleeing her marriage. He never expected the delicate little princess to be so different from what he imagined.
At first, all he wanted was to win her trust. But once you fall into something, you only fall deeper.
He begins to worry about her, care for her, and defy his former master's orders for her sake.
He truly becomes the little princess's guard, until he realizes he has fallen in love with Li Wangshu.
But Li Wangshu is a princess. He is of low status, so how could he dare hope to become her consort?
Zhan Xiao never expected that when her great cause was accomplished, he would hear his own name from Princess Fuwei's lips.
Zhan Xiao was a guard without feelings, devoted to his mission. Then he met Li Wangshu, and became a living, breathing person in this mortal world.
Theme: Your fate is in your own hands
My Husband Can Hear My Thoughts
Spring Returns to Zhangtai
My Childhood Friend Husband Rules the World
The Princess Consort and Her Guard Eloped
The Little Princess and the Young General
After the Divorce, His White Moonlight Regretted It
Scheming to Steal Her for the State
Saving the Frail Heroine [Book Transmigration]
I Have an Old Friend in Chang'an
The Reborn Noblewoman Just Wants to Be a Couch Potato
The Great God Lives Next Door
The Prince Regrets Their Fake Marriage
I am really convinced by the heroine. . .
Since you don't love or dislike, why should you doubt? As an ordinary person, even if you don't love or dislike your own children, or someone who has been in power for a long time, you can sentence a person to death just because of a little selfishness. When I saw the princess being held hostage by that Jiang or something, He said to the emperor: Isn't the emperor curious that your daughter knows everything, even the things around the emperor (probably the meaning of the words is this), and then his knife approached the princess's throat little by little, but the emperor was still unmoved. The eldest prince tried his best to ask the emperor to save Princess Yongning. At that time, the emperor's inner monologue was: How could she know so much? Is it really because of a dream? How could it be possible that the hunting she dreamed about and what happened this time happened? She must have been coerced or exploited by future generations. At that time, the princess really looked at her good father and the emperor was unmoved. In an instant, King Jiangning actually raped that Jiang or something. Without the emperor's permission, of course he was severely punished by the emperor. It's my fault that the person behind the scenes was not revealed this time (I thought after watching this kidnapping) There is no way to lead out the person behind the scenes. After all, who is holding the princess hostage is not very important to the person behind the scenes. He is just a chess piece that works for him (unless the emperor suspects that the person behind the scenes is King Jiang Ning). But then again, after the princess woke up after this kidnapping, she was still worried that the emperor would have a rift with the eldest prince. She was not heartbroken by the emperor's actions?! Frog Qu, does a person who doesn't care about your life need your mercy and salvation? I still want to use a poor dream to save the emperor, but after this time, I will definitely no longer care about the emperor's life. Since the eldest brother is good to me, I should do something for the eldest brother, instead of thinking about how to save the emperor and a dynasty. This undercurrent is political and even in the Jiangshan Dynasty. An unpopular princess actually wants to rely on a dream to hope that the emperor will be well or that the royal family will not be murdered. My mind is full of questions? Save the situation of the royal family being murdered through the hands of King Jiangning? A soft-spoken and unpopular princess, she has to have her own thoughts on what she is capable of and what she should do. Hum, anyway, I hate the emperor. He is too narrow-minded.
I think the emperor is smart. He will use everyone to control everyone to achieve a balance. You say he is not smart. The princess is a bug. I can't understand why the emperor suspects that the princess is coerced by someone behind the scenes or is an enemy. I remember that when the princess was reborn, she went to the emperor to talk about it. Hunting is dangerous, and the subsequent plot also shows that the people named Zhou and Jiang are enemies, and they have been found out. It really proves that these two people have the intention to murder the emperor. Then the dream that the princess said to the emperor has been confirmed. Why can't we guess that she can really predict the future? He couldn't even guess that he was reborn, and he didn't even believe in the dream. He still suspected that the princess was the person behind the scenes. Looking at the overall situation, this dream did not threaten the emperor. It should be beneficial to him. Who would be so stupid as to push something that is beneficial to himself to the enemy? Shouldn't the emperor interrogate my dear princess? In addition to dreaming about Zhou and Jiang's murder, did she also dream about other things? Why didn't the emperor think about this aspect but instead suspected that a person who was beneficial to him was an enemy? Will the enemy tell you in advance that the hunting journey will be dangerous? Will the enemy tell you in advance to be careful that I am going to murder you? Why is this emperor so stupid? The more I read, the more I feel like I am insulting myself. It seems like it is saying, I just don't like her, so I have to be suspicious, even if she is worried about my father because of a ridiculous dream, even if she is a weak woman, who has lived in the palace for a long time and has no ability, even if she is not favored. , I just want to suspect that she was coerced by others to make up a dream to care about me, my father. I suspect that her purpose is to attract my attention and love for her. This is a point that I cannot understand about the novel, but the novel is quite interesting, and the male and female protagonists are quite loving. I support the loyal prince and the unfavored princess with both hands and feet.
Let's be together soon, please
She actually has the nerve to ask the male protagonist that King Jiangning Xinyue is in love with Miss Nangong. What does the male protagonist think... Why is the male protagonist involved with Miss Nangong? You have no idea... I am really convinced by this female protagonist...
He might have been fine, but he was caught in a weak point because of you... He was restrained by all parties, and he was helpless and clueless in doing things... He was hurt and even lost his life... The heroine returned from rebirth and was still innocent and innocent.
Damn, my only dissatisfaction is that there was only a little intimate scene between Wan Wan and Xiao Mu until the last chapter.
I haven't read a heart-warming article in a long time!!!! Love to death
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I really like my wife's article!!! When will Wedding Princess open?