Forthcoming novels: The Crown Prince Was Once My Husband, The Runaway Bride, The Lotus of Buddha's Heart
Taotao had a dream. In it, her stepbrother Yan Shiqing slaughtered everyone in the Qi'nan Prince's manor, and he ran a sword through her and her mother as well.
Taotao woke in a panic. Yan Shiqing was the heir to the manor, a solitary man with disabled legs whom everyone there feared.
Terrified, she remembered her dream and forced herself to be kind to her stepbrother, hoping he would spare her and her mother one day.
But the pastries she made with her own hands were thrown away, the charm she had begged for was burned, and the agate she gave him for his birthday was crushed under Yan Shiqing's contemptuous gaze.
Taotao didn't dare go near him anymore. She wanted to marry as soon as possible and take her mother away from danger.
But for some reason, the Zhang family's young master, whom she took a liking to, suddenly fell gravely ill. The Liu family's legitimate son broke his leg. With only one family left, Taotao sneaked off to have a look.
Her stepbrother held a long sword and mercilessly cut off Scholar Wang's arm. His bloodstained right hand clamped tightly around her chin.
Taotao stood frozen, trembling as she whispered, "Brother, don't kill me."
Yan Shiqing stroked her lips. Watching them become stained with his blood, he gave a low laugh. "Good little sister, now that you've stirred my heart, you shouldn't run away. They're all beneath you. Only your big brother can cherish you."
Yan Shiqing made a name for himself at a young age and fought on the battlefield, but at the height of his glory, he was attacked and left with disabled legs, confined to a wheelchair ever since.
From then on, his personality changed completely. He became cruel, ruthless, and cold, and people in the capital called him the Living Yama.
He watched coldly as his unremarkable younger half-sister suddenly began trying to please him. He sneered, thinking she was another spy sent by someone, never expecting that day after day he would find himself wanting to see her.
Taotao: "Brother, you used to hate it when I came near you."
Yan Shiqing: "That was a lie. Every time you appeared, I was overjoyed."
#I once wandered alone, covered in wounds. I never expected to find my salvation along the way. From then on, the world was filled with green willows and blooming flowers.#
2021/9/4: Blurb screenshotted.
Note: The male and female leads are not related by blood. They will not fall in love while their sibling relationship remains in place.
Forthcoming: The Crown Prince Was Once My Husband
Ruan Muqing was the most beautiful woman in Jincheng, with lovely hair and a graceful figure. Gentle, intelligent, and respectful, she was a model for the women of the city in everything she said and did.
The only thing out of character was that she fell in love with the man she had saved.
He was handsome and refined, like an immortal descended to earth, yet he would wash his hands and cook for her, watching her drink with tenderness.
He would climb a sheer cliff to gather the rare Crimson Heart Herb to treat her heart condition.
And whenever she was wronged, his eyes would fill with concern. He would wipe away her tears and say, "Don't be afraid. I'll be here from now on."
In a storm, he knelt for hours outside the marquis's manor, begging for her hand. When her father finally agreed, his eyes shone like the stars as he solemnly promised, "My beloved, I will never let you down."
She believed him.
But who could have guessed that on their wedding day, an army would surround the marquis's manor? Her gentle, jade-like husband tore off his red wedding robe, revealing silver dragon-scale armor beneath. He held a long sword to her father's neck, his gaze cold as ice. "Marquis Changxin? After fourteen years, are you now the Marquis Changxin of Rongjing, or the Marquis Changxin of Fengchao? No, that's not right. How can a faithless traitor who betrayed his lord be called Changxin, 'Faithful'?"
It turned out he was Wei Qixiu, the crown prince of the previous dynasty.
Ruan Muqing stared at him in shock, wanting to ask if everything he had said to her before had been a lie.
With a cold gaze and an icy expression, Wei Qixiu looked down at her. "Of course it was a lie. You were nothing but a pawn I used to take control of Jincheng."
Wei Qixiu never imagined that those words would make her disappear from his world completely. How dare she?
As crown prince of the Rongjing Dynasty, Wei Qixiu survived the fall of his country by crawling out of a pile of corpses, enduring humiliation and hardship through countless brushes with death.
By chance, he was ambushed and ended up in Jinyang City, where the daughter of Marquis Changxin saved him. The marquis controlled Jinyang City and commanded considerable power. He had also supported the current emperor's rebellion ten years earlier.
Wei Qixiu concealed his identity and showered Ruan Muqing with care until she agreed to marry him.
At first, he only wanted to use her. Later, he thought he might spare her life. But when Ruan Muqing ran away, his gaze turned icy and the cup in his hand shattered.
Run? The whole realm belongs to me. Where do you think you can go?
Forthcoming 2: The Runaway Bride
Blurb: On the first day Yun Niang was sold by her father to the Lin family, she dreamed that she was merely a character in a storybook. In six months, she would marry the Lin family's eldest son to bring him good luck. He would die on their wedding night, and her mother-in-law would poison her, leaving her to die a miserable death.
When she woke, Yun Niang was shocked and terrified. Remembering her mother-in-law's vicious face in the dream and how cruel she was in real life, Yun Niang feared there was no way out of the marriage.
As she sat there, distracted and anxious, she saw her younger brother-in-law sitting at his desk, gentle and refined.
He was the handsomest young man in the area. According to the storybook, he would later place first in the imperial examinations and become a favorite of the emperor.
Her mother-in-law valued this son above all else, saying he was worthy of marrying a princess. She would not allow other women, especially someone like Yun Niang, to get close to him.
Yun Niang didn't want to die. She secretly approached her younger brother-in-law, thinking that if she could marry him, she wouldn't have to marry into the family to bring good luck.
In cold weather, she brought him hot soup; in hot weather, she brought him a cool fan. With a faint smile, he accepted the new clothes she had carefully sewn for him. In the end, she realized his heart was made of stone: it looked warm, but was hard as rock.
She saved up money, got travel papers, and ran away. Everyone in the village thought she was dead.
No one could have imagined that a thousand miles away, in a house on the outskirts of the capital, red candles would glow and bed curtains sway in the night. Pinned in a corner of the bed, she found herself with her fingers entwined with those of her usually refined and composed younger brother-in-law. His gaze was dark, and his breath came in short gasps as he asked, "Sister-in-law, where do you think you're running off to, hmm?"
My other novels: Winning Over the Frail Villain, The Substitute Female Lead Quits, I Was Reborn as Cannon Fodder and Ended Up with the Villain, The Emperor Mustn't, The Emperor's Daily Courtship, A Xiu
Theme: Love means growing together
Now that you've surrendered, can't the heroine stand up? Taking advantage of someone's illness to kill him, kill him first. He has already killed himself and his own mother. It's spineless to please a hammer.
What's going on with the copywriting? Those cannon fodders who are attracted by the heroine are so miserable. Is this the so-called sadomasochistic relationship between the male and female protagonists, and there are corpses everywhere in their path? . .
The advance copy is also pretty good. Yes, I just like the local dog chasing my wife in the crematorium, lol. But let me ask, did the male protagonist kill the female protagonist's father with his own hands? If so, I may not be able to accept it. I like to see the love between children of feuding children, but at most I can only accept the heroine's family cripples the hero's family. I can't accept the hero killing the heroine's parents (including revenge), especially when the heroine's parents love the heroine very much...
It's over. The next article will be "The Prince Was My Husband" and "Buddha Heart Lotus". If you like the little angels, you can move to the column. There are also many completed articles in it, such as "Strategy for the Sick Villain", "The Female Substitute Quits", "She Dressed as Cannon Fodder and Followed the Darkened Male Supporter" Copywriting of "The Prince Was My Husband": Ruan Muqing is the most beautiful woman in Jincheng. She has beautiful sideburns and a gentle and respectful temperament. Recently, she made a bold decision to marry the husband she saved. The man's orchid and jade tree looked like a banished immortal, but he would wash her hands and make soup for her, and pluck rare red grass from the cliff to cure her heart ailments. During the heavy rain, he knelt down at the gate of the Marquis Mansion and begged to marry her. The light in his eyes was like stars, and he solemnly made a promise: "Qing Qing, I will definitely live up to you." She believes him. But who would have expected that on the day of the wedding, the army surrounded the Marquis Mansion. Her gentle and jade-like husband tore off his red wedding robe to reveal the silver dragon scale armor underneath. He placed a long sword across her father's neck, and his eyes were as cold as ice: "Marquis Changxin? We haven't seen each other for ten years. Are you the Marquis Changxin from the Rongjing Dynasty, or the Marquis Changxin from the Feng Dynasty? No, if you serve the traitor without keeping your word, how can you have Changxin!" It turns out that he is the former crown prince Wei Qixiu. Ruan Muqing looked at him in shock and wanted to ask him if everything he said before was false? Wei Qixiu said condescendingly, "Of course it's fake. You're just a chess piece." Wei Qixiu was the prince of the Rongjing Dynasty. When the country was destroyed, he crawled out from the dead, endured humiliation and endured many hardships, including life and death. In an accident, he was assassinated and fell into Jinyang City. The legitimate daughter of Marquis Changxin rescued him. Marquis Changxin is in charge of Jinyang City and has strong power. He was also the one who supported the current emperor's rebellion ten years ago. He kept his name anonymous and greeted Ruan Muqing. At first he just wanted to use her, but later he thought he could spare her life. But when Ruan Muqing ran away, his eyes were cold and stern, and the cup in his hand was shattered. Escape, the world belongs to me, where are you going to escape?
Is she actually the former princess???!!!
Hahaha those supporting characters are so pathetic, they were killed without doing anything.
Help, hahahahahahaha, I'm really picking at my feet, but I can't help but look at it
Fatter, fatter, fatter! Beautiful!!!
The mistress is really pitiful. Is the boss the mistress' father?
This can't be Persimmon Girl