In the declining Prince Kang's estate lived the commandery princess Qionghua. Her father didn't care for her, her mother didn't love her, and she was treated worse than an ordinary official's daughter. She was nearly sent away for a political marriage.
In the end, a guard who had once killed a tiger with a single stroke asked for her hand.
On her wedding day, Qionghua prepared herself to face a fierce husband. But the man who arrived was handsome. Though his expression was icy, he was courteous and respectful.
He didn't treat her as his wife, but as a commandery princess.
The next day, Qionghua learned that his coldness was only an act. He was the kindest person in the world to her.
One day, a maid suddenly asked, "Your Highness, why are you getting more and more spoiled?"
Qionghua: "...Am I?"
In his previous life, after Huo Ling resigned, his final assignment was to escort the commandery princess to her political marriage. He fell for her along the way, but it was already too late.
When he opened his eyes again, he immediately asked to marry the princess and volunteered to move far away to a border city.
She was already far from the center of power, and someone still wanted to harm her?
Huo Ling couldn't understand what kind of ruthless person would repeatedly target a delicate young woman and try to kill her.
But it didn't matter. He was here this time. He would protect her and never let her suffer the slightest injustice again.
Five years later, the renowned General Huo returned to the capital. The streets were packed with people, and every young woman in the city was stirred by the sight. Then they saw him carefully helping a dazzling, pampered woman out of his carriage.
A chubby little boy came running after them, shouting, "Mama doesn't need your help! Go find someone else, Papa! We don't want you anymore!"
General Huo's face darkened.
Currently serializing: My Cousin Is Sick Every Day:
[Fragile, pampered girl * outwardly aloof, forceful heir]
A young cousin came to the princess's residence seeking medical treatment. She was sickly every day. On her first visit, she was frightened into fainting by the heir, who had just finished interrogating a prisoner and reeked of blood.
When she woke, Li Qingchan shakily curtsied and timidly called him "Cousin."
Knowing her cousin was not to be trifled with, Li Qingchan kept out of his way at every turn.
Later, the heir's physician exposed her as faking her illness. Before she could panic, the physician said, "Your illness is fake, but the poison is real."
Li Qingchan was so frightened that tears welled up at once. She pitifully called to the heir for help: "Cousin..."
The aloof and noble heir's heart gave a thump. It would be even better if she called him that in private.
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After learning she was poisoned, Li Qingchan became even more cautious and delicate.
One day, she tugged on the heir's sleeve and asked through teary eyes, "Cousin, I'm a little dizzy. Is the poison acting up? Am I going to die?"
The heir lowered his gaze and calmly replied, "You just got tired from walking. You won't die."
"The physician said I shouldn't tire myself out because I'm poisoned... I'm so dizzy. I can't stand. Boohoo, Cousin, I'm going to die..."
The heir fell silent for a moment, then bent down and picked her up. He didn't let her feet touch the ground again until they returned to the residence.
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When the heir of the Marquis of Yu'en was young, a pampered little girl was always trailing behind him. She was the fiancée his mother had chosen for him, but the two were separated for reasons beyond their control, and no one mentioned the engagement again.
Years later, they met again. The once spoiled and willful girl was suffering from a deadly poison and looked pitiful. Even when she was wronged, she didn't dare cry out loud.
The heir thought things shouldn't have turned out this way. Using her illness as an excuse, he coaxed her back into being spoiled. No one could say a word against her or lay a hand on her.
What the heir hadn't expected was that while poisoned, his cousin would be so obedient, calling him "Cousin" so affectionately. The moment the poison was cured, she turned her back on him and planned to go home and marry someone else.
She could go home and prepare for marriage, but marrying someone else was out of the question.
A pampered girl who takes advantage of being doted on * a taciturn, forceful heir
1. One-on-one romance. The leads belong only to each other, with no ambiguous side characters. A sweet romance.
2. The female lead is [soft and delicate], and the male lead is [disregardful of propriety], among other flaws. None of the characters are perfect.
Theme: The one I love may be separated from me by mountains and seas, but I can overcome them all.
Aboard the Pirate Ship
The Matchmaker Is My Fiancé
After the Princess Consort Was Kidnapped
The Poor School Heartthrob Is a Ghost Hunter
Kill That Transmigrator
After We Transmigrated Together with Our Archrival (Ancient to Modern)
His Majesty Seems to Have Gone Mad
Why Hasn't He Come to Take Me Away Yet?
An Apology
After Reincarnating as a Spoiled Brat, I Married a Fake Heiress
After I Transmigrated Into a Book, the Female Lead Stole Me Away
A Record of a Mistaken Heart
What is Prince Kang's motive for repeatedly obstructing the princess from killing the heroine over the years? His own daughter was thrown to death by a bag, and he looked at his fake daughter who was lucky enough to survive with an out-of-sight, out-of-mind attitude of indifference. Not to mention that such a coward with great ambitions and little talent, who also spent a lot of time and alcohol, had any kindness and compassion. In the end, he took the blame for the princess. What was his motive? He neither loved the princess nor his fake daughter. After burying the relationship, he could still save his life even though he was demoted to a commoner, so why did he risk his death?
To be in distress means to die in a disaster. If you're in trouble, you can't come back.
The second time came unexpectedly. The female protagonist was accompanied by the male protagonist during pregnancy, gave birth, and raised the child. The daily life was skipped. Many heartwarming scenes were missing. Isn't it better than two chapters of the male protagonist returning from war and the female protagonist having random thoughts, awkwardness, and coquettishness? Doesn't the author just skip over the parts that he doesn't know how to write about? He still needs to hone his skills. The previous article specifically mentioned that the heroine has a photographic memory. Could it be that the heroine's biological parents are the number one scholar and his wife? The truth back then was that Princess Kang's own daughter was mistaken for the daughter of Ming Gonghou and then killed. Princess Kang held a grudge and was determined to take revenge, so she recognized the heroine as her own daughter and allowed her to be ignored, bullied, and abused in Prince Kang's palace since she was a child?
I want to read the story of Ming San and the eldest son
I didn't understand this part about child exchange. Feng's eldest daughter was jealous that her concubine's life was better than hers, so she exchanged their children, and then threw the child on the city wall. This child who was thrown away should be the concubine's child? Isn't it her own biological daughter who is surviving now? It was said earlier that the concubine's child was sent back to the palace overnight. After changing the children, the one thrown on the wall was his own child. Since you hate the concubine, why did you throw away your own child? So you don't like your own daughter throwing her daughter off the city wall? I'm so confused. When did the child change? Was it in the Feng Mansion or on the city wall? Since the child has been changed, the one who died should be the concubine's child. It also shows that the concubine's daughter is dead.
The heroine is really the child of the Duke of Ming Dynasty! That's why the princess refuses to pay attention to the heroine.
Is it Ye Wanyan who recommends people? Unintentionally aroused the stress reaction of Mrs. Ming Gonghou?
It can be written as a series of articles
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