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The Fifth Miss of the Chu Duke's Estate is the only beloved daughter of the Duke of Chu, cherished by her father and brothers and treated like a precious jewel.
At Chu Wu's coming-of-age ceremony, all the nobles from Chang'an's prominent families gathered. Today was not only Chu Wu's coming-of-age ceremony, but also her betrothal banquet with the Grand Tutor's legitimate eldest son. Yet, under everyone's watchful eyes, the refined and gentle young lady threw herself into the arms of the heir to the Marquis of Shunyi.
The scene fell silent in an instant.
"Why did you step on my skirt?" Faced with the girl's tearful, frightened accusation, the heir began to doubt himself. Had he stepped on it?
Clearly, she'd run into him herself...
The heir looked around and met the resentful glares of every young nobleman present. It was obvious that no one would believe him.
The refined, proud, beautiful, and well-behaved Miss Chu, and him, the... notorious troublemaker. Even he wouldn't believe himself.
"Let go of me!" A few tears clung to the girl's lashes, making her look utterly pitiable.
At once, several pairs of furious eyes fixed on the hand with its prominent knuckles resting on the girl's slender waist, as if they wanted to burn right through it...
The heir looked down at her helplessly.
Miss, what are you trying to do?
Hidden from everyone's view, a few slender, pale fingers tugged at his sleeve and gently wrote two words.
"Take responsibility."
The heir's eyes widened in shock.
Miss, you're framing me!
Half an incense stick later, the heir was cornered among the rockeries in the back garden of the Chu estate, a knife at his neck. Before him, the young lady gazed at him through misty eyes and begged him to ruin her betrothal banquet.
The heir forced a stiff smile and glanced at the man beside her, whose whole body radiated menace. Is this how you ask for help?
Under threats and... no, inducements, he reluctantly agreed. He returned to the main hall and single-handedly ruined the betrothal banquet.
The Male Lead's Story
"Have you heard? The heir to the Marquis of Shunyi ruined the betrothal banquet between the Grand Tutor's son and Fifth Miss Chu, and even declared he'd steal the marriage for himself."
The heir, just out of the Chu estate, rolled his eyes. Who wouldn't want to ruin that betrothal? Who wouldn't want to steal the bride? But who had his knack for it?
Besides, he'd been threatened! Second Brother Chu was terrifying. How could he have refused?
Once in his carriage, the heir finally dropped his act, grinning like a flower in bloom.
No one knew that the girl who was the moonlight in the hearts of Chang'an's noble young men had long since found a place in his own heart.
The Female Lead's Story
Before her coming-of-age ceremony, Chu Yu fell ill after returning home from a teahouse. She dreamed that the Grand Tutor's refined and elegant legitimate eldest son, the man she was about to become engaged to, was a heartless wretch. Before the wedding, he carried on with another woman, and after the wedding, a single cup of wine plunged her into an abyss.
But her coming-of-age ceremony was just around the corner. After much deliberation, Chu Yu set her sights on the heir to the Marquis of Shunyi, who had also been a victim in her dream.
She owed him a debt of gratitude. This time, she wanted to make up for that regret.
(The previous life was a dream.)
More will be added if I think of anything.
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Special notice: Mu Lingxi's destined partner is not Xiao Huaiyin.
Lingxi's monologue at the end of Chapter 26 hints at this.
Pre-release novel: Luan Feng He Ming
The young prince of Yun Song had not yet reached adulthood. Handsome enough to rival Pan An, spoiled beyond measure, arrogant and unruly, he left chaos in his wake wherever he went. Yet his status was so exalted that no one could do anything about him.
In private, everyone sighed that he was every bit as outrageous as His Majesty had been in his youth. They remembered when His Majesty was still Crown Prince... Best not to bring it up!
The young lord of the He Ruo clan of Snow Mountain was in the bloom of youth, with an otherworldly beauty, skin like jade and bones like ice, and an unyielding sense of justice.
Everyone praised her, saying she truly lived up to being the Imperial Preceptor's daughter. They recalled the Regent's bearing in those days.
In a way, the two were equally renowned.
Though they had never met, they had somehow already taken a mutual dislike to each other.
The story begins when the young lord of the He Ruo clan of Snow Mountain arrives in the capital as promised to take up the post of Imperial Preceptor, and the little prince is ordered to welcome her at the city gates...
A pampering romance with an older woman and younger man
One-on-one, both leads are each other's first
Pre-release novel: The Ninth Prince
The Tang family of Wu Commandery was implicated in a case, so the authorities sent a high-ranking official to investigate.
They say the official coming is not only powerful but also lecherous. Tang Mianmian, the most beautiful girl in the Tang family, was forced to wear a sheer dress and wait outside his door.
Tang Mianmian clenched one fist and gripped a dagger in the other, gritting her teeth. If he dared touch her, she'd kill him!
And then...
What happened next was utterly baffling.
As soon as Tang Mianmian entered the room, she tripped and fell, and her dagger landed right at the official's feet.
"You want to kill me?"
"N-no... I don't. I didn't."
"Trying to kill me is grounds for executing your entire clan. Stay here tonight, and I'll pretend nothing happened."
The next day, the Tang family learned that the man who had come was not the shamelessly lecherous official, but... the Ninth Prince himself.
The legitimate son of the Empress, the Ninth Prince was ill-tempered, murderous, mercurial, and uninterested in women.
The Tang family looked at Tang Mianmian quite differently after that.
Under the admiring gazes of everyone thinking, "You're amazing, you even managed to win over the Ninth Prince," Tang Mianmian looked utterly desperate. Heaven knows, she'd only spent the entire night in his room swatting mosquitoes for him!
And now he had evidence in his hands that she had tried to assassinate him.
On the day the Ninth Prince left Wu Commandery, the Tang family swiftly packed Tang Mianmian's belongings.
"What are you doing? The Ninth Prince is leaving, not me."
"You've... you've already done that together. Are you planning to become a nun instead of going with him?"
"Exactly. Besides, the Ninth Prince himself said he'd take you along."
Tang Mianmian: "...Nothing happened between us! How many times do I have to say it before you believe me? Forget it, I'll go talk to him!"
"If you don't want to go, then stay here."
The Ninth Prince idly toyed with the dagger Tang Mianmian had dropped.
Under his unmistakable threat, Tang Mianmian changed her tune in an instant. "...Your Highness, the Ninth Prince, is a true dragon among men, handsome and extraordinary. This humble woman admires you greatly and would be honored to remain by your side."
The Ninth Prince gave a faint scoff, then said, "Granted."
Core message: Even when born into adversity, have the courage to stand up to injustice.
It's very good. After many years of reading, it made me deeply feel the charm of people other than the protagonist for the first time. I feel that everyone has their own vivid life history. Maybe they are happy or regretful or happy or lonely. It is the first time that I feel sorry and sorry for the supporting characters so deeply. Because I usually only read the protagonist when I read a book. But after reading this, I feel that the role of the protagonist is indeed a bit small. I was a little confused in the middle of the night. But it is really good to watch. But the fourth princess also made me feel very, very sad, especially when her maid entered the tunnel and returned. Inexplicably, it gave me a sense of immersion, that inexplicable sense of suffocation and helplessness.
After watching Family, I started emoing so much. The Third Prince is really hard for me to understand.
I was attracted by the copywriting. It looked good from the beginning, but I don't know why the more I read, the more I felt it was off track. The protagonists were not as good as the supporting roles at all, and even the protagonists in the back were almost gone. I even thought that the protagonists in the back were the third prince and Miss Mu San. In the story, the eldest brother is more brilliant than Wei Yu, and even the third brother has distinctive character characteristics than Wei Yu. When did Wei Yu fall in love with the heroine? It was many years ago. Why he fell in love with the heroine is very vague to me. Why did the heroine fall in love with Wei Yu? Just because of the memories of past lives? In this life, was it because of guilt first and later on that he fell in love? They didn't even spend much time alone together. Each of these supporting characters is a wonderful story when taken individually, and when put together they completely cover up the charm of the male and female protagonists. The sister-in-law is a doctor and takes the initiative to fight for it. Miss Mu San is free and easy in martial arts and dares to love and hate. Although the second princess is a bit bad, she is not completely blinded by love. She has the pride of being a royal. Only The heroine was raised and cared for by her family, and she had a dream to grow up quickly. To be honest, the growth process jumped directly from secret tracking to murder and arson. She grew up so fast that I almost felt that the protagonist was a supporting role. Even when she was pregnant, there was too little talk about how the couple loved each other. In the end, the pregnancy was just mentioned by the eldest brother. There are extras for everyone except for the male and female protagonists. Mu San, Feng Lin and the three princes published a separate book instead of putting it in a side story. It would be better to write about Wei Yu's return from a great victory, the emperor's high regard, and his ministers, who earned Chu Yu's imperial life. Wei Yu had no family in Chang'an, but the Chu family was his home.
I think it's enough to write it up to this point, leaving a bright future. If I were the author, if I continued writing, I would constantly think of everything that happened to the four princesses in this life and the previous life. It would be suffocating.
Although I haven't been able to see them get married yet, it's good to have changed their destiny ~ I hope Chu San and the fourth princess will have a sweet and happy future
Why don't you write more stories about the Third Young Master and the Princess?
Although... But... The third prince and Mu San were really upset.
I really feel sorry for the fourth princess, why do you want to write her to death like this?
It's very interesting, but I feel that the main text talks about the male and female protagonists a bit too little, and instead talks about the third prince at the end. I don't know if it's my misunderstanding?
I love this novel so much. I actually cried and laughed. I will read it again immediately.
It's very good. After many years of reading, it made me deeply feel the charm of people other than the protagonist for the first time. I feel that everyone has their own vivid life history. Maybe they are happy or regretful or happy or lonely. It is the first time that I feel sorry and sorry for the supporting characters so deeply. Because I usually only read the protagonist when I read a book. But after reading this, I feel that the role of the protagonist is indeed a bit small. I was a little confused in the middle of the night. But it is really good to watch. But the fourth princess also made me feel very, very sad, especially when her maid entered the tunnel and returned. Inexplicably, it gave me a sense of immersion, that inexplicable sense of suffocation and helplessness.
After watching Family, I started emoing so much. The Third Prince is really hard for me to understand.
I was attracted by the copywriting. It looked good from the beginning, but I don't know why the more I read, the more I felt it was off track. The protagonists were not as good as the supporting roles at all, and even the protagonists in the back were almost gone. I even thought that the protagonists in the back were the third prince and Miss Mu San. In the story, the eldest brother is more brilliant than Wei Yu, and even the third brother has distinctive character characteristics than Wei Yu. When did Wei Yu fall in love with the heroine? It was many years ago. Why he fell in love with the heroine is very vague to me. Why did the heroine fall in love with Wei Yu? Just because of the memories of past lives? In this life, was it because of guilt first and later on that he fell in love? They didn't even spend much time alone together. Each of these supporting characters is a wonderful story when taken individually, and when put together they completely cover up the charm of the male and female protagonists. The sister-in-law is a doctor and takes the initiative to fight for it. Miss Mu San is free and easy in martial arts and dares to love and hate. Although the second princess is a bit bad, she is not completely blinded by love. She has the pride of being a royal. Only The heroine was raised and cared for by her family, and she had a dream to grow up quickly. To be honest, the growth process jumped directly from secret tracking to murder and arson. She grew up so fast that I almost felt that the protagonist was a supporting role. Even when she was pregnant, there was too little talk about how the couple loved each other. In the end, the pregnancy was just mentioned by the eldest brother. There are extras for everyone except for the male and female protagonists. Mu San, Feng Lin and the three princes published a separate book instead of putting it in a side story. It would be better to write about Wei Yu's return from a great victory, the emperor's high regard, and his ministers, who earned Chu Yu's imperial life. Wei Yu had no family in Chang'an, but the Chu family was his home.
I think it's enough to write it up to this point, leaving a bright future. If I were the author, if I continued writing, I would constantly think of everything that happened to the four princesses in this life and the previous life. It would be suffocating.
Although I haven't been able to see them get married yet, it's good to have changed their destiny ~ I hope Chu San and the fourth princess will have a sweet and happy future
Why don't you write more stories about the Third Young Master and the Princess?
Although... But... The third prince and Mu San were really upset.
I really feel sorry for the fourth princess, why do you want to write her to death like this?
It's very interesting, but I feel that the main text talks about the male and female protagonists a bit too little, and instead talks about the third prince at the end. I don't know if it's my misunderstanding?
I love this novel so much. I actually cried and laughed. I will read it again immediately.