Villainous, gloomy younger sister x Proper, restrained older brother. Manuscript in progress. It will start once the pre-order list passes 300 or enough chapters are ready.
Qi Quehuan knew she was a bad younger sister.
When she was little, her older brother found her wandering the streets, took her in, gave her food, clothes, and a roof over her head, and loved and raised her as his own sister.
When the clan elders questioned her identity, her teenage brother was forced to prove their kinship by dripping blood into a bowl. Their blood merged as one.
His stepmother wanted to take her away and raise her, but her brother firmly refused:
"My sister and I share the same blood. I will never abandon her."
For her sake, her brother carefully gathered power and became the new head of the Qi family.
Pampered by his love and indulgence, Qi Quehuan grew nasty, domineering, greedy, and utterly lawless.
At eleven, she insisted on squeezing in beside him during thunderstorms. At fifteen, she had a maid who flirted with him punished. At eighteen, while copying the Women's Admonitions as punishment, she waited until he fell asleep and mischievously wrote on the sleeves of his white robe.
My brother will never abandon me.
Qi Quehuan wrote boldly, without a care in the world.
But this time, after her proper older brother had cruelly punished her by smacking her palms, he said:
"Que'er, you're going to marry, and I'm going to take a wife."
She cried, threw tantrums, and threatened to hang herself. Her brother agreed to let her stay at home, but insisted on finding her a husband while choosing a wife for himself.
Her brother was a liar. Qi Quehuan thought. He didn't want a sister. He only wanted a wife.
With the weddings approaching, Qi Quehuan sought out her meek, easily bullied future sister-in-law.
"Sister-in-law, Que'er likes your wedding dress even more." She caressed her cheek and smiled sweetly as she threatened her. "Could you give it to Que'er?"
Her husband and the wedding dress.
She wanted both.
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Qi Xuandu watched coldly from the sidelines. He knew everything.
His younger sister, whom he had kept tucked in his sleeve and spoiled rotten, always came to him for whatever she wanted.
When he was sixteen, she slept at the foot of his bed, and he'd warm her cold little feet with his hands. When he was twenty, she was mischievous and naive, yet insisted on cupping his face and batting her eyes at him like a maid.
At twenty-three, he woke in terror from a shocking, forbidden dream, only to find his sister up to mischief. He fell silent for a long time.
He buried the stained white robe at the bottom of a chest, then quickly arranged her marriage and set a date for his own.
His sister tried to take her own life and hang herself, but failed. She curled up pitifully in his arms, asking only that they marry on the same day.
Later, Qi Xuandu regretted it countless times.
He shouldn't have agreed.
At first, he regretted crossing the line.
Later, when she left him for someone else, he regretted personally choosing another man for her.
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Reading guide:
1. One-on-one, both leads' first time, happy ending, pseudo-incest.
2. From the middle onward, he pursues her after the breakup, with coercive possessiveness.
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They are not related by blood.
Theme: Born equal.