This story is complete. My next book will be "There's a Little Sweetheart in Manbeng Village". I'm preparing the manuscript and plan to launch it in a month. The synopsis is at the end. If you happen by, please add it to your reading list. Many thanks.
Wang Fu is the legitimate daughter of the Wang family, destined to bear the glory of her clan. Though her heart belongs to someone else, she cannot resist her father's arrangements. For the sake of her family's interests, she is forced to marry the Seventh Prince, her father's chosen match.
On their wedding night, a handsome, refined man lifts her veil. Looking down at her, he tenderly vows that they will be together for the rest of their lives, with no one else between them.
Wang Fu's heart stirs. Proud as she is, if she cannot marry the man she loves, this arrangement isn't so bad. She absolutely refuses to share her husband with another woman. The thought disgusts her.
Her father proves to have a keen eye, and the Seventh Prince ascends the throne.
Wang Fu gives birth to a son and a daughter. Though she married a man she doesn't love, the emperor and empress treat each other with respect, and life is at least bearable.
In court, memorials urging the emperor to fill the harem pour in like snowflakes. Her husband withstands the pressure and refuses to take any concubines. The ice around her heart begins to melt, but she never expected that in just two short years, he would have the idea of taking a concubine.
Furious, Wang Fu pushes open the door to the Hall of Diligent Governance and demands, "Are you really going to take a concubine?"
The gentle eyes she remembers are now as cold as blades.
"I am the ruler of an entire country. How can my harem contain only one woman?"
Their promise to be together for a lifetime becomes a joke. So be it!
Wang Fu's heart turns to ash. She cuts her hair to sever their bond, and just as she opens the hall door, a short arrow shoots through the air.
When she wakes, she has become the second daughter of a low-ranking eighth-grade official.
She has been reborn three years later.
She swears she will never repeat her past mistakes and will stay far away from Li Qi.
Fate plays cruel tricks on her, and she is forced into the palace again.
There she sees her eldest son. The clever, well-behaved little ball of glutinous rice she remembers has grown into an arrogant, unruly brat.
Wang Fu is so furious she nearly spits up blood. She seriously suspects Li Qi deliberately raised the crown prince to be useless so he could prepare to make another woman's son his heir.
With a face utterly unlike the one she had in her previous life, Wang Fu settles into a miserable routine of wanting to beat the child every day but not daring to.
Only after entering the palace does Wang Fu learn that her body was never buried in the imperial mausoleum. At some point, that bastard Li Qi began believing in sorcery and became so deranged that he was trying to summon her soul back.
Wang Fu sneers. Late-arriving devotion is worth less than grass.
Where were you before?
At the Shangyuan Lantern Festival, Li Qi falls in love at first sight with Wang Fu, who is dressed in men's clothes and looks dashing and spirited.
He vows to be with her for the rest of their lives, with no one else between them. He showers her with all the love and affection he can, hoping that one day she'll love him too. Even a fraction of her heart would be enough to sustain him for the rest of his life.
Sadly, her heart is like stone. It belongs only to that other man, and she never wavers.
On her birthday, she claims to be drunk and returns to the palace to change. He secretly follows her and sees them embracing. In an instant, it feels as if ten thousand arrows have pierced his heart.
Knowing she hates the thought of him taking another woman, he spitefully says he will take a concubine.
Unexpectedly, disaster strikes. He watches helplessly as a flying arrow pierces her heart.
He cannot accept that she has died before his eyes.
He searches everywhere for sorcerers, all to bring her back from the dead.
As long as she is alive and by his side, what does it matter if she doesn't love him?
Three years later, among the four female officials who enter the palace, one looks very much like Wang Fu.
Another doesn't resemble her at all, but every word, gesture, and smile is exactly like another Wang Fu.
He is confused.
Has she come back?
[Reading Notes]
1. After being reborn, the heroine has a new body. She has not been reborn into her original body.
2. One-on-one romance, happy ending.
3. Don't be fooled by the synopsis. This is a sweet historical romance with no angst or heartbreak. The emperor dotes on his child while figuring out how to bring the empress back to life. The empress raises the child while figuring out how to keep the emperor from discovering that she's alive.
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My next book will be "There's a Little Sweetheart in Manbeng Village". Here's the synopsis. Please add it to your reading list.
A sweet-natured young lady from a crooked jianghu family VS a sharp-tongued bodyguard who isn't interested in beauty. A game of push and pull between a man and a woman.
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The first time Mu Yao saw Han Lie, he was handsome and defiant. She wanted to keep him like a songbird in a gilded cage, train him well, and make him obey her in everything.
But this bird wouldn't behave.
Han Lie clearly never heard the saying, "A scholar would rather die than be humiliated." He knows when to yield and when to stand firm, and can use every advantage to make sure she never gets the upper hand.
He often smiles at her, his smile captivating enough to steal her soul.
But Mu Yao can sense the defiance and disgust hidden beneath that painted-on smile.
The more rebellious he is,
the more she wants to see him behave.
Mu Yao starts thinking about using special means to control him.
She pins a bright red Heartbreak Blossom beside her ear and asks if it looks good.
He doesn't look at her, only at the poisonous flower that has ruined countless lives.
He looks at her with a half-smile.
"You wouldn't dare!"
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Everyone in Manbeng Village knows that the chieftain's niece is more favored than her own daughter.
From the moment they meet, Mu Yao tells him plainly:
She wants to sleep with him.
Han Lie can't openly offend her or turn her away, so he has no choice but to flatter her, however unwillingly.
Mu Yao loves to smile, her smile as sweet as malt sugar.
But she's also a lot like the Heartbreak Blossom, beautiful on the outside and poisonous all over.
The chieftain favors her even more than her own daughter, and every man in the village wants to become her willing servant.
Only him.
He hates this sweet little menace more than anyone.
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Han Lie: "There's an old saying in my hometown: You can't force a melon to be sweet. Why insist on making me, Young Lady, when you don't have to?"
Mu Yao wears a pure, harmless smile and answers with utmost sincerity.
"I never force men. One day, you'll climb into my bed of your own free will."
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Reading Notes:
1. Little Sweet Menace is short for Sweet Little Menace.
2. The heroine is no saint. She kills from the start. She treats human life as worthless as a weed, but that's a disguise. She only kills those who deserve it.
3. There are no lovesick doormats in this story, only a game of push and pull between men and women. Everyone has their own agenda, and none of them are good people.
4. The setting is the Three No's Realm, meaning a lawless place beyond the reach of authority. It's a fictional setting, so please don't overanalyze it.
I'm preparing the manuscript. Please add it to your reading list. It launches in a month.
Theme: One person for a lifetime
I don't know why there is such a vicious female protagonist. It would be really disgusting if the emperor said he loved the heroine and at the same time indulged the female protagonist's family, or even killed himself.
Is she the concubine from the Wei family?
The next volume is "Have a Good Wife at Home, Tea is in the Tea". I offer you the copy, please collect it. Tu Chacha was born into the Qing clan, one of the eight major royal clans in the world of cultivation. Her blood was impure and she was not taken seriously. However, her talent was too high and she was trained by the elders of the clan. She is very ambitious, crushing the geniuses of her clan along the way, and becoming the leader among her peers. When he was two hundred years old, he left his clan to gain experience and came across a sala fruit that could improve his cultivation. Unexpectedly, Cheng Yaojin appeared halfway. The Salo Fruit that I had longed for for a long time was swallowed by the Red Clan Emperor and melted into his essence and blood. I had no choice but to harvest it because I couldn't beat it. By chance, she became husband and wife with the emperor of the Red Clan. She pretended to be gentle and virtuous, and in everyone's eyes, she was a well-deserved virtuous wife. But the old immortals of the Chi tribe still wanted to force her to help spread the branches and leaves. A good wife can pretend, but she can't bear children. At this time, his Bai Yueguang was pushed for marriage by his tribe. When several young people went out of the clan to experience together, Bai Yueguang was the first one to see her disguise, and it was very difficult to deal with her. Seeing that the sal tree was about to mature, she was afraid that Bai Yueguang would destroy it, so she ran away with the sal tree overnight. After being caught by him, when I heard that he was going to take away the Salo Fruit, I was so anxious that my virtuous character did not break down. He looked coldly, "Is it possible that you still want to fight with me?" She was scared. Can't beat it! We can only continue to use softness to overcome strength. It's not that she wants to pretend to be gentle and virtuous, but that she's just showing off. Gentleness is the best, and that's what her husband will do. Chi Xuan, the emperor of the Chi clan, the head of the eight royal clans, is a genius of a generation and has countless beauties in his life. His favorite is Chaoyao, a saint of the Bai clan, but he is married to Tu Chacha, a genius of the Qing clan. Unlike Chaoyao who was cold and distant, Tu Chacha was gentle and virtuous, and she was completely obedient to him. I thought she agreed to marry him because she admired him, but later I found out that her tenderness and admiration were all disguises. Marrying him was to get rid of the clan members and to legitimately use his warm and tonic physique to break through the realm. After a hundred years of marriage, the couple still had no children, and the clan members hinted that he would take a concubine. When a foreign land invades, the Bai tribe sends a holy girl to seek help and intends to form a marriage. The clan elder did not dare to force him, so he put pressure on Tu Chacha. His wife was still virtuous, smiled and said she didn't mind, and ran away that night, taking the sal tree that he had narrowly escaped death to find. She was planting trees when he found her. He got angry at the thought of being deceived by her for a hundred years and asked her if she didn't want to live with it anymore? She looked ashamed, "I didn't think carefully about it as a wife. I should have left a seal and divorce letter. She is a proud daughter of heaven, how can she be a concubine?" He gritted his teeth with hatred, "You are so generous!" She smiled softly and virtuously. "That's what a good wife is." He looked at the tree and said, "I narrowly escaped death to find this sal tree. Since we want to reconcile, I have to take it away." After listening to Tu Chacha, the character of the good wife could no longer be maintained at all, so she sacrificed the magic weapon. "No, Heli will also get a share of the property." The overbearing and passionate emperor's son VS the tea-like little white lotus. The heroine is not a kind person. She will do whatever it takes to practice her career. Marry first, love later. Download the book. Please collect it.
Watching the male supporting role made me want to vomit [covering my face and laughing and crying]. It was so disgusting that I felt so tired talking to a love brain with a different frequency. The heroine also forcibly reduced her intelligence, just to let the male partner show off his IQ like crazy
No, it wasn't Wei Yunxu's own family who forced Wei Yunxu to death [covering face, laughing and crying] What does it have to do with the heroine? It was her family members who pushed her out to take the blame, and the heroine herself died in front of her. Could it be that her logic is that if the heroine didn't die, this matter would be over. [Covering face, laughing and crying] How is that possible? Come on, as long as her biological mother is still under the control of the Wei family, if it weren't for this, she would push the concubine out to block the knife for other things. 💔 What does it mean?
This anthropomorphic birth mother and daughter are scared now [covering face, laughing and crying] How proud they must be when they just treat the concubine mother and daughter like monkeys [covering face, laughing and crying] Send these two dirty things away quickly, Wei Guang is ambitious and cruel, and his brain is not matched, Chunzhu has one
This Wei is disgusting enough. He wants to be the queen. He is crazy. It seems that when King Qi becomes the emperor, he will definitely make this eldest sister the queen. I feel that if he gets tired of this Wei, he will slap her in the face [covering his face and crying]
Why is this male supporting actor so speechless? 💔 Can't you understand human speech? The heroine asked him to let go and he actually dared to beg in front of the emperor. Did he think he could recognize her but not the emperor? And he didn't even recognize him. He had to be told by someone that your ex-girlfriend had been resurrected for a long time before he discovered it. 💔 Did he think it was clever to ask someone else's husband to give him his wife? [Covering face, laughing and crying] It was the first time I read a novel that there was no mercy or love for the male lead. I just wanted him to be beaten quickly.
This Meng Zhen is the only love brain among a group of highly intelligent and ambitious people in this article 💔 Chun Chun is being led by the nose by someone as a gunman, and he does not care about anything and pursues love wholeheartedly [covering his face and laughing] Can't he think about why the heroine is so kind to tell him this? The Wang family didn't allow the two of them to be together back then, so why would they be so kind and meddle in such nosy matters now? What's more, the eldest sister now represents not only the Wang family, but also the identity of a princess [covering her face and laughing] Does this kind of behavior have any purpose other than harming the heroine? She is purely immersed in her own world, so childish that it makes people speechless.
King Qi just has a bone, right? [Covering face, laughing and crying] I feel like my eyes are sick when I see this man