Preorders: One Word Spoken, and the Princess's Consort Cannot Take It Back; Pretending for Real with the Villainous Prince
Synopsis: Ji Tanyin, daughter of the Censor-in-Chief, was betrothed as a baby to Du Qize, son of the Crown Prince's tutor. On the eve of their wedding, Ji Tanyin's father submitted a memorial criticizing the emperor, angering him and earning himself dismissal and exile. Du Qize broke off the engagement and latched onto a powerful family, becoming the husband of the Crown Prince's younger sister.
After being reborn, Du Qize regretted what he had done. He wanted to make up for the way he had wronged her in his previous life. To his surprise, when they met again after his rebirth, she immediately came to discuss ending their engagement. Du Qize refused to believe she could leave him, and waited for her to change her mind. He never imagined that the news waiting for him would be that she had been chosen as the Crown Princess.
No wonder that after returning to Chang'an, the Crown Prince went to the Ji residence to see the Censor-in-Chief...
No wonder that on the day the Ji family was raided, the Crown Prince went there in person...
No wonder that when Du Qize asked the Crown Prince to let her work in the Eastern Palace, he agreed so readily...
No wonder that on the day the two families discussed their engagement again, the Crown Prince went to see Lord Ji on official business...
No wonder about that day, and the day after, and the day after that...
One Word Spoken, and the Princess's Consort Cannot Take It Back: Every woman in Yan envies Princess Yuzhang, Ji Yao. She is the apple of her father's eye, a beauty beyond compare.
When she was ten, Qi sent a hostage prince to Yan, a frail, sickly boy. Little Yuzhang was spoiled and domineering, looked down on him, and bullied him constantly. Even so, he obeyed her in everything and did whatever she asked.
When she came of age, her father suddenly decided that the sickly boy should become her consort. Little Yuzhang cried, made a scene, and nearly threatened to hang herself. Right in front of him, she declared, "I would rather die than marry you." Her father did not change his mind.
Less than a year later, with their wedding date approaching, Yan fell, and her consort disappeared. Yuzhang became a fugitive, wandering from place to place and suffering countless indignities. Then, at last, she met the sickly boy again. Overjoyed, she rushed toward him, crying, "My consort!"
The sickly boy coughed twice. All color drained from his face. Without even lifting his eyelids, he looked at her, then calmly drew a dagger from his waist and ruthlessly cut off the hem of the robe she was gripping.
An attendant stepped forward and asked, "Your Highness, what should we do with this beggar woman?"
"Have her cleaned up, then get her ready to... polish my shoes..."
Yuzhang: ?
Only later did she learn that the sickly boy had been faking his illness. His schemes ran deep, and he had long been planning his moves. His goal was to unite the realm. His affection for her had never been real. He had only wanted to become her consort and win her father's support. Ji Yao wiped away her tears, packed her things, and slipped out of the palace through a dog hole in the middle of the night.
Outside the dog hole, a man clamped a hand around her thigh. "Princess, you really can bend when you have to. You were the one who said you'd rather die than marry me, and you're the one who called me your consort. Are you going to abandon your consort after having your way with him?"
"You're the one who had your way with me and abandoned me."
"Then starting tonight, your consort will take good care of you."
Later, her consort achieved his ambition and gained power over the entire realm. He avenged the fall of her kingdom for her and even offered her former homeland as her bride-price. He could not have cherished her more. He had, after all, kept his word.
Pretending for Real with the Villainous Prince:
Prince Ding picked up a beggar girl. To train her into a useful "weapon," he gave her a false identity: a concubine of his household.
She was deeply grateful to him. In the wilderness, she took blades and bullets for him; in the warm chambers, she kept him company by lamplight. What set her apart from other women was that she knew her place and never demanded a man's love. She was perfect for a man as unscrupulous as he was.
Sometimes he wondered: Was this woman self-aware, or was she really that foolish? Whatever he asked her to do, no matter how dirty the job, she was willing.
It was only on the day she stabbed him through with a single stroke that Prince Ding understood. She did not demand his love because she did not love him. She had willingly spent ten years at his side, hidden away for the sake of the man she loved, all for the satisfaction of delivering this one fatal blow. So she really was a fool, wasting ten years of her youth.
And he was just as much a fool, in every sense of the word, for falling in love with another fool.
The Crown Prince offered a thousand taels as a bounty for assassinating Prince Ding.
He Yuqian spread all ten fingers.
"You want ten thousand taels?"
"A hundred thousand."
The Crown Prince nearly spat blood. "Yuqian, I know how you feel about me. I can give you a title, and the money... How does that sound?"
"I want banknotes."
Men are all no good. Prince Ding is scum, and the Crown Prince is even worse. Everything she did was for herself, yet these stinking men all thought she was willingly serving as their pawn. What a joke.
After taking the banknotes, He Yuqian fled in the middle of the night, afraid the Crown Prince would realize there was still a valuable little passenger in her belly.
One freezing, hungry night, He Yuqian stood at the edge of a cliff, with nowhere left to go. The person approaching made her tremble even more than the Crown Prince's pursuers.
Was he even human, or was he a ghost?
The man's jade thumb ring gleamed in the moonlight. He curled his lips and advanced on her, step by step. "Yunu'er, long time no see."
Scum. Why isn't he dead yet?
Theme: You cannot undo what is done; cherish what you have.
Putting on an Act with the Villainous Prince
Candlelit Night
My Fiancé Became the Great Demon King
Once Spoken, a Princess’s Consort Can’t Take It Back
The Crown Princess Is the Fairest of Them All
Playacting: Thirty-Six Stratagems
The Fragrance of Precious Incense [Republican Era]
The Gleam of Hairpins and the Shimmer of Ornaments [Republican Era]
The Ravine of Desire [Republican Era]
Love Is a King
The Wedding in My Dream
Goddess
Oh my god, when are we going to break off the engagement? I really don't want to see that person jumping around in front of the heroine.
I can't understand the heroine's father. He has no backer, his brother has just been arrested for committing a crime, and he is also worried that his daughter will become a maid after he is imprisoned. Why does he take many risks of confiscating his house and even ignore his own daughter to participate in the Queen's performance? Didn't he decide to retire and return home? Why did he still want to become a queen in the end? Does he seem to be very noble? His daughter and the prince came to persuade him, but he still persisted in his own way. The emperor tolerated it again and again for the sake of the prince, and there was no way he could bear it. From the emperor's point of view, it is difficult for me to say that Ji himself would not copy his Ji family. Besides, hostess, you have already returned to Chang'an, why don't you break off the engagement quickly and keep it for the New Year? Discuss the reasons for breaking off the engagement with your father. The Du family is unreliable and cannot protect you. Maybe your father will reconsider and won't be able to agree.
The prince has already fallen in love with the heroine and always cares about the heroine unconsciously without realizing it. I like to see the details of this secret love, but I am even more looking forward to the prince falling off his horse in front of the heroine.
What is the purchase ratio? I didn't buy just one chapter, so I can't see the new ones.
Why does the emperor marry so many sons when he only likes one?
Is the heroine's father not very smart and unable to understand?
Good guys, a bunch of reborn ones.
This male protagonist is probably the whitest male protagonist I have ever seen, of course for the female protagonist, hahaha
It's 2024. The author comes back to take a look at what you told me before. I don't plan to give up. What is the current situation if I don't give up? I really liked this article at first, but now, thanks to you, I feel disgusted when I open it. Of course you don't owe it to the readers. It's the readers who have spent eight lifetimes reading such a huge sinkhole. So what if I'm not a full-time person? What does your three-dimensional affairs have to do with me? I spend money to read VIP chapters just to be happy. When I write v-articles, I should be responsible to the readers who spend money to buy the content. If a v-article can't even guarantee the most basic updates to completion, how can you, as an author, dare to confront readers confidently? A year ago you said that you can't buy a box of masks with the profit, but you are not reluctant to pay for a box of masks. You are not cheating, eh, you are noble, you are free and easy, you are not interested in fame and fortune, you keep loving and generating electricity for love for three years and five years. I will update this pitiful three thousand words. I say it again, please solve v earlier. I am a worldly person, but I can't bear to spend three to five yuan in vain like you (^v)
Hahahahahahahahaha The princess wants to break up the couple who made an early engagement. Son and daughter are laughing so hard, they are indeed following the same path as their father.