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Everyone says Lin Wan is lucky. She's only an opera performer, yet she has won the exclusive affection of the Rong family's handsome young master. She marries into the Duke's mansion and rises from humble beginnings to become a phoenix.
Lin Wan used to think so too.
It wasn't until Rong Zhang asked her to take Miss Zhe's place in a political marriage and become another man's concubine that she realized she had been nothing but a substitute from the very beginning.
On the day the marriage procession set off, she wept and asked him, "Young Lord, was there ever a moment when you truly loved me?"
Rong Zhang smiled helplessly. "You're nothing but an opera performer..."
Before he could finish, the woman in red bit down on a deadly pill. Beneath her red veil, her slightly rounded belly meant that two lives would be lost at once.
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Rong Zhang thought Lin Wan's "death" would fade away with the wind.
But...
When the Duchess wanted to find him a wife, she asked, "You're not young anymore. Shouldn't you get married?"
Rong Zhang: "Wanwan gets jealous easily. She wouldn't be happy if I married someone else."
The Duchess pressed her temples in frustration. "Even if you don't care about yourself, shouldn't you have a son for the sake of the family?"
Rong Zhang: "If I had another child, how sad would she and the child she never got to meet be?"
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When news of her finally reached him, she was about to sail away with her senior fellow disciple to see the world.
Jealous to the point of fury, Rong Zhang dispatched the navy to intercept the ship of the man he thought was her lover.
Facing Lin Wan as she came to plead for him, Rong Zhang glanced at the fair skin showing at her collar. His gaze roamed shamelessly downward.
"You want me to save your senior fellow disciple? What will you give me in return?"
The hero deceives the heroine at first, suffers through the long road to winning her back in the middle, then becomes obsessively possessive in the end. She runs, he chases, and she can't escape.
Both leads are each other's first and only partners, and both are pure of heart. Happy ending.
She faked her death. The political marriage was a delaying tactic.
My next novel, Spring's Allure, is now available. Please add it to your library, thank you~
Li Ruoshui is from the south. In his view, a woman should be as graceful as an orchid or as aloof as a plum blossom to make a suitable wife.
But Chizhen is an exception. She's as passionate as a rose, beautiful and alluring.
The first time they meet, she tells him she likes him.
Before long, she abducts him outright, lays her hands on him, and nearly...
After that, she keeps pushing every boundary, teasing him again and again until his desire burns fiercely.
He truly doesn't understand why a perfectly good princess would be so shameless.
Yet strangely, he grows more and more accustomed to her torment. He never expected that, alone at night with no one around, he would lie awake and soil his undergarments thinking of her.
At the time, he thought that since she admired him so much, and he did have some feelings for her too, he might as well give in.
But fate played a cruel joke on him. Everything had been a lie. She had only ever treated him as a substitute. She had never loved him.
That was bad enough, and he accepted his defeat because he had fallen for her.
But how could she, how dare she, tease him and then calmly promise herself to someone else?
He wouldn't allow it. Absolutely not.
So the aloof beauty fell from his lofty perch and transformed into the ruthless Ninth Prince of an enemy kingdom. The first thing he did after reclaiming his royal lineage was arrange a marriage alliance with the Liao Kingdom.
When the bridal veil was lifted, she saw a man with a sinister gaze, holding a small gold-wrapped riding crop and glaring at her.
The beautiful woman went pale with fright. "Li Ruoshui, what are you doing? Don't do anything rash!"
Li Ruoshui leaned over her, raising her chin with the handle of his crop. His eyes fell on her neckline and wandered lower and lower. His voice was hoarse. "What am I doing? Collecting what I'm owed! A debt of love you could never repay in a lifetime."
From then on, someone had to endure the man's fury night after night until dawn.
Theme: Love can be a fearless leap, or a graceful turn away.
You're such a spoiled wife, don't write about chasing your wife in the crematorium in the future, and you don't want the male protagonist to be wronged, so why should you write about it?
Hmmmm, isn't it really annoying to the readers that the story is a side story and the whole image of the little daughter looks like Zheyan's character? [Split] I don't want to see the word Zheyan. People are dead, and the male and female protagonists have gone sideways. The world of the male and female protagonists is still inseparable from the word "Zheyan". What does the two of them have to do with Zheyan? What do the male and female protagonists owe Zheyan? My younger daughter has a personality like Zheyan, so I have to pamper my younger daughter and let her bully my younger son? What logic? I feel angry when I read it. I'm sorry, but I'm really angry. I've been reading this book for a day. I thought I could finish reading this book and go to bed today, but it turns out...
Seriously? [Cracked] Crematorium?
The heroine is such a sweet wife. Since the plot has developed like this, why should I write about chasing my wife in the crematorium?
It's so disgusting. When the heroine is wronged, the hero is not even there once.
If you want the senior brother and the princess to be CP, I hope they can do it wholeheartedly, and don't let others act as foils for the sake of heroine Su.
After reading the whole text, I have the feeling that there is no normal person in this book. The female protagonist is stubborn and has no mouth, and the male protagonist is also self-righteous and has no mouth. There are problems in the family, and no one in the male protagonist's family is a good person. The male and female protagonist's eldest child is okay. What's the difference between a daughter and an enemy collecting debts? She looks down on her biological mother, laughs at and bullies her younger brother, and still doesn't know how to repent. The youngest son is obviously a prince. Even if his sister bullies him, he has a meek temper. But he grew up in the palace and shouldn't be like this. Moreover, when the children grow up like this, it shows that the male and female protagonists have big problems. They are not responsible for raising children, but their daughter's temperament should be corrected early. If you can't bear to think about your sister, do you forget that her sister had such a temper in the first place and she is becoming more and more paranoid if she doesn't correct her temper?
The heroine was very disappointed as the twins were born in vain.
The daughter is so young that she doesn't know how to respect her elders, and she insinuates that she looks down on her own mother.
The second son is so stupid. It's hard to say whether he will be taken advantage of or cause trouble for the elder brother when he grows up.
Rong Zhang: Wanwan, crawl over here by yourself, don't force me to kneel down and beg you.
(Hahahahaha I don't know why I thought of this sentence)
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You're such a spoiled wife, don't write about chasing your wife in the crematorium in the future, and you don't want the male protagonist to be wronged, so why should you write about it?
Hmmmm, isn't it really annoying to the readers that the story is a side story and the whole image of the little daughter looks like Zheyan's character? [Split] I don't want to see the word Zheyan. People are dead, and the male and female protagonists have gone sideways. The world of the male and female protagonists is still inseparable from the word "Zheyan". What does the two of them have to do with Zheyan? What do the male and female protagonists owe Zheyan? My younger daughter has a personality like Zheyan, so I have to pamper my younger daughter and let her bully my younger son? What logic? I feel angry when I read it. I'm sorry, but I'm really angry. I've been reading this book for a day. I thought I could finish reading this book and go to bed today, but it turns out...
Seriously? [Cracked] Crematorium?
The heroine is such a sweet wife. Since the plot has developed like this, why should I write about chasing my wife in the crematorium?
It's so disgusting. When the heroine is wronged, the hero is not even there once.
If you want the senior brother and the princess to be CP, I hope they can do it wholeheartedly, and don't let others act as foils for the sake of heroine Su.
After reading the whole text, I have the feeling that there is no normal person in this book. The female protagonist is stubborn and has no mouth, and the male protagonist is also self-righteous and has no mouth. There are problems in the family, and no one in the male protagonist's family is a good person. The male and female protagonist's eldest child is okay. What's the difference between a daughter and an enemy collecting debts? She looks down on her biological mother, laughs at and bullies her younger brother, and still doesn't know how to repent. The youngest son is obviously a prince. Even if his sister bullies him, he has a meek temper. But he grew up in the palace and shouldn't be like this. Moreover, when the children grow up like this, it shows that the male and female protagonists have big problems. They are not responsible for raising children, but their daughter's temperament should be corrected early. If you can't bear to think about your sister, do you forget that her sister had such a temper in the first place and she is becoming more and more paranoid if she doesn't correct her temper?
The heroine was very disappointed as the twins were born in vain. The daughter is so young that she doesn't know how to respect her elders, and she insinuates that she looks down on her own mother. The second son is so stupid. It's hard to say whether he will be taken advantage of or cause trouble for the elder brother when he grows up.
Rong Zhang: Wanwan, crawl over here by yourself, don't force me to kneel down and beg you. (Hahahahaha I don't know why I thought of this sentence)