My new novel, The Young Master Is Poisonous, is now up. My completed novel, A Banquet of Delight in the Golden Hall, is on my profile.
Coming soon: Quick Transmigration: Rules for Playing the Dark Moonlight. Blurb below. Please add it to your collection!
① Blurb for this novel:
Jiang Jiangyu is the heroine of a political scheming novel. A helpless, delicate opera singer, she meets three impeccably dressed young gentlemen, who mercilessly abandon her for the sake of their own careers.
The refined and handsome painter cheats her out of all her money, then disappears after going to the capital to take the imperial exams.
The elegant and charming heir is a fickle playboy. To climb the social ladder, he imprisons her in a separate residence.
The undefeated general is cold-hearted and presents her to the emperor as a consort.
If she could start over, she would make all three of them pay.
Duan Changyi is a painter. He meets a girl with features as lovely as a painting. Smiling brightly, she tells him, "Changyi, you were born to paint."
Later, she has someone break both his hands, then says carelessly, "Changyi, it'd be cleaner if a worthless life like yours had ended sooner."
Su Jueyu is an heir. At a single glance, he falls in love with an opera singer. For her, he gives up his official career and has his name removed from the family register.
In the pouring rain, she says mockingly, "It was only an act. Why take it seriously, Young Master?"
Qin Yufeng is a great general who has fought on countless battlefields. He rescues a woman bent on ending her life in the wilderness. She looks at him with pitiful, dead eyes and says, "Why did you save me, Young Master? Death would have been a relief."
His heart fills with pity, and he fusses over her. On the eve of their wedding night, she weeps and throws herself into the emperor's arms, accusing him again and again: "General, why are you forcing me to this? Must Jiang Jiangyu kill herself?"
That day, snow swirled outside Chang'an Palace. As she lay dying, Jiang Jiangyu never saw the unsteady figure approaching.
The usually stoic emperor, Rong Yu, panicked that day and held her carefully in his arms.
That day, the palace hall ran with blood, and the three powerful ministers lost their heads.
② Blurb for the upcoming Quick Transmigration: Rules for Playing the Dark Moonlight. Please add it to your collection:
Su Wanwan's mission is to play the dark moonlight in various romance novels: trample the male lead's sincere feelings, then leave without hesitation. But every time, she meets a terrible end. The male leads seem normal, but they're all ruthless psychopaths.
World One:
Su Wanwan is a vain concubine-born daughter who would give up anything for wealth and status. At the time, the male lead holds power over the court, and she goes to great lengths to please him, promising to stay by his side forever. With her beauty and heartfelt affection, he soon falls for her. But as soon as he loses power, she's the first to abandon him and brazenly trample on his dignity.
"Sincere feelings? You think you're worthy?" She stands by the lake, her expression as gentle as ever, but her words are vicious. "It was all fake. Now that you've fallen on hard times, we should cut ties."
The young master, dressed in a pale-moon-white robe, kneels on the ground. His face is pale as he stares at her in disbelief. "Wanwan..."
Afraid he'll cling to her, Su Wanwan kicks his hand away and grinds her heel into its back, saying coldly, every word clear: "Since you refuse to let go, then I'll cripple this hand."
Half a month later, she happily prepares to leave the mission world, only to discover that she can never leave again.
He holds a knife to her throat, his expression sinister as he says slowly, "Didn't we promise to live and die together, Wanwan? Have you forgotten?"
World Two: A ruthless fox spirit x the little Taoist priest whose heart she dug out
World Three: A pitiful white lotus beauty x a powerful, deeply wronged emperor
World Four: A fairy who is determined to renounce love x her devoted mortal husband
Theme: Keep your eyes open and reject scumbags.
I feel very good after reading the introduction. Why are there so few comments? Is it because there is no traffic or is there something wrong?
Is the homophone of the heroine's name "ginger sauce fish"? Quite cute! (*^▽^*)
What is that frame at the beginning@_@
The introduction is really good.
The author still needs to keep working hard, come on
Is it he?????
Very well written in big letters (?▽?)
I can't understand the timeline
So who is the man in black?
True(⊙x⊙;)