[All important characters in this story are male roles in traditional opera; no dan roles]
[My next book will be The Sickly Beauty in the Nineties. The blurb is at the very bottom. Please add it to your favorites~]
Shen Linxuan was a famous opera star celebrated throughout the country. Though he lived in the world of traditional opera, he had no idea how to deal with people.
Cool and refined in public, proud of his talent and status, he paid no heed to celebrities, merchants, or officials.
He showed tenderness only to his wife. In private, he was utterly devoted to her and couldn't bear to be apart from her.
Countless opera fans traveled thousands of miles to Beiping just to see him once.
But they didn't know that the celebrated Boss Shen had endured a hard life and had been abandoned by his parents as a child. It wasn't until he married that he finally had a home of his own, one that brought him warmth and that he cherished.
His wife was the younger sister of his best friend, beautiful and gentle. He thought their loving life together, treating each other with respect and tenderness, would go on forever.
Until one day, he saw in a newspaper, sealed away for years, the secret that his wife had loved another man deeply.
And so Boss Shen went mad.
The Sickly Beauty in the Nineties: Blurb
Everyone in Songshugou said Meng Chonghui was a simpleton with good luck, having found himself a wife as beautiful as a celestial being.
Wen Yiru was frail and sickly, yet even more beautiful than a woman in a painting. Countless people from near and far had their eyes on her.
Meng Chonghui carried heavy loads, caught fish, and sold his blood to keep her at home, letting no one near her.
Later, he went into business in the south, becoming a smuggler. It all started by trading a travel bag of socks for a fur coat.
Other smugglers traded goods. He wagered his life.
In the end, he became the biggest smuggler on the Sino-Russian border in the nineties, and the most doting husband of the decade.
His money, his person, his life: all belonged to his wife, Wen Yiru.
Theme: Bring back the golden age of Peking opera and pass on a century-old national treasure
It's been a long time since I've commented. It's really a lightning escape. If the heroine doesn't kill Shen in the later stage and then she is so beautiful, she can't forgive her hatred.
I was really shocked. I can't stand watching the free ones anymore. What kind of brains do these people have?
? Who is the male protagonist? I am speechless.
Pre-released article "The General Who Conceived the Birds and Hidden His Bows Conspired to Rebellion" (released in March. Please love me) Copywriting: Shi Yuezheng's young general guarded the border and repulsed the Xiongnu chanyu. When the class teacher returned to the court, he learned that the general had regretted his marriage. It was rumored that he had a love affair at the border, and that his wife was pregnant and returned to Beijing with the general. Everyone in the Prime Minister's Office said that General Zhou had been away from home for several years and was unbearably lonely. It was not surprising that he found Hu Ji, a woman from another country, as his companion. Shi Yuezheng shook his head: "I don't believe it. Even if the rivers and seas fall, the young general will not betray me." The court was changing rapidly. Because of his affair with a foreigner, Zhou Wentai had his legs broken, his eyes gouged out, and he was thrown into an uninhabited suburb, leaving him to fend for himself. She wanted to save her little general, even if it cost herself, she would still have to bleed a path of blood in the palace. In the darkness, the third prince Jiang Chang stretched out his hand towards her: "Zheng Zheng, why don't we join forces. I want the throne, and you go and save General Zhou." Shi Yuezheng thought he was a life-saving straw and nodded. So Jiang Chang did the trick and carried her from the crown prince to the noble concubine. Let her enjoy the glory, but also let her suffer the humiliation. Shi Yuezheng turned around, but could not see clearly whether behind the light was General Zhou Wentai, whose armor was stained with blood, or Xianyang Ling Tang Shouqing, who was coughing blood in the wind.
This article is really physically uncomfortable. Who is the audience?
The author wrote that the heroine was slapped hard but she didn't fight back. How well written is that? She had to endure the humiliation and slowly win back Shen's heart. She had to be beaten more often. Once the mouth was not enough, it was best to use both sides to save herself from being beaten and let Shen understand love.
Why do you always label people stupid? They may not necessarily be smart, but after so many years, you don't have a penny? Your brother won't give you a penny? Such a sister-in-law can really talk
When the male protagonist understands and looks for the female protagonist, let the female protagonist leave... The female protagonist is alone and beautiful
Why am I stuck here? I'm so angry. I'd better be stronger, brother.
It's already 15 chapters, and one-third of it is devoted to the process of the male protagonist committing a crime. What's going on? With such a big foreshadowing in the early stage, will the heroine get divorced later?