We Can't Talk About That Night

Luo Enxue is to marry Helan Yan, the Youzhou military governor, a man famed for his military achievements and immense power. Before long, she hears that Helan Yan is not only violent and cruel, but was also disfigured in a major battle against a foreign power. The Luo family intends to break off the engagement. Furious when he hears of it, Helan Yan abducts Luo Enxue and takes her to the general's residence.

But the next morning, Luo Enxue doesn't emerge from the general's residence. Instead, she runs home from an Earth God shrine. Half the imperial capital witnesses her, dressed in a Taoist robe and a Buddhist kasaya, riding a mule in a wretched state. The scandal sweeps the city.

Helan Yan throws a divorce agreement down in the street. A month later, Luo Enxue starts feeling nauseated...

Soon afterward, a strange murder takes place at the Earth God shrine, and all the clues point to Luo Enxue. After she clears her name and saves the Luo family, why are both the crown prince and the third prince sending marriage proposals?

Helan Yan panics: Luo Enxue, come back here! I wasn't the one who gave you that divorce agreement!

(The events of that night refer to a murder case. Please don't read too much into it, dear readers.)

Set in an alternate Tang dynasty, this is a sweet one-on-one romance with a grand conspiracy.

My completed suspenseful, sweet romance, The Bewitching Gate

A bit of gossip leads to three bizarre cases in the martial world.

Linghu Hu, who specializes in witchcraft and poison magic, gets caught up in the affair by accident.

And she gets entangled with Yang Jian, the greatest swordsman, who has also just been rejected in a broken engagement.

The man is a real dog, and the woman is a clever little fox.

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