Next books: I Long for the Spring Breeze, East of the Osmanthus Hall
A wife whose heart is dead never looks back at an explosion VS a man who lies as if he'll have to swallow a thousand needles
The Jiang clan is the foremost aristocratic house in the world, wielding power over all under heaven. Jiang Wanqing is the family head's concubine-born daughter, graceful and alluring, with breathtaking beauty.
In her previous life, she was set up and became intimate with Crown Prince Feng Zhaoran. He had no choice but to put aside his marriage to the Jiang clan's legitimate eldest daughter and wed Jiang Wanqing instead.
But Feng Zhaoran had always loved her elder sister. Jiang Wanqing was nothing but a substitute.
The Crown Prince Feng Zhaoran was as handsome as the moon. She had secretly admired him for years, carefully serving and standing by him, only to end up dying young and alone.
When Jiang Wanqing opened her eyes in this life, she was lying in the very same bed she would never forget, and her sister was about to catch them in the act.
With no time to spare, all she could do was pretend to be mad.
But the moment she put her hand around Feng Zhaoran's neck, someone pinned her down.
The Crown Prince, usually elegant, noble, and aloof as the moon in the heavens, gave a low laugh. "So this is what you're into."
Jiang Wanqing: "..."
This was wrong. It hadn't happened like this in her previous life.
Starting over, Jiang Wanqing practices sword dancing to strengthen her body, opens shops to save money, and methodically prepares a way out for herself.
Anyway, whoever wants this Crown Princess title can have it. It's a meaningless title, and she doesn't want to die of sorrow and illness again.
In her previous life, Feng Zhaoran had coldly told her, "The Crown Princess must understand her place. A substitute is a substitute. Don't covet what doesn't belong to you."
In this life, Feng Zhaoran is still inscrutable, aloof, and cold. He speaks without a hint of emotion: "The Crown Princess must understand her place..."
Hearing that familiar line, Jiang Wanqing waits for him to continue.
But Feng Zhaoran presses a hand to his chest and furrows his brow deeply.
After letting out a long breath, he continues, "...You are my wife. I, and everything I possess, are yours."
Jiang Wanqing: Heh.
Sorry, I don't want any of it anymore.
One-on-one romance.
The male lead loves the female lead in both lives.
Please add my next book, I Long for the Spring Breeze~
Twenty-year-old Tang Jiu'an is heading to the frontier to earn military merit. Her colleagues at the Ministry of War hold a farewell banquet for her.
She accidentally drinks spiked wine, and the effects hit her halfway there. Desperate and indiscriminate, she runs into a young gentleman.
Eighteen-year-old Jiang Xi sneaks out of the palace, planning to sample the pleasures of the mortal world as a birthday present to himself.
Instead, he is waylaid by a female bandit and forced to spend one night of passion with her.
Later, the two recall that dark, hazy night...
Tang Jiu'an: A man. Alive.
Jiang Xi: (blushing and lost in thought) ...Mm... You scoundrel, why ask so many questions? You're all useless. You've been searching for two years and still found nothing. Go find her! Bring her back alive, dead... No, she has to be alive. I'll punish her properly and make her regret ever doing it!
Tang Jiu'an returns with military honors, is promoted three ranks, and is recommended for a post in the Crown Prince's household, where she will teach the Crown Prince archery.
Only later does Tang Jiu'an learn why she got such a cushy position as soon as she returned. The Crown Prince is spoiled, unruly, violent-tempered, and moody. Six teachers before her have already lost their posts, making her the seventh unlucky one.
After taking the job, Tang Jiu'an diligently teaches the Crown Prince. His scolding voice sounds vaguely familiar, much like that young man from that night.
Under the blazing sun, Jiang Xi suddenly leans down and sniffs at her ear. "Teacher, your sweat smells so good."
Tang Jiu'an's hand shakes, and her arrow goes astray.
1. This takes place after My Emperor, during the Jiang dynasty. Women can rule and hold office, and men and women are basically equal.
2. Older woman-younger man romance.
Theme: Treasure the present
I was just randomly looking for a book out of boredom, but after reading it from beginning to end, I still didn't get enough of it, woo woo woo woo.
Well written. I was very excited to read it, and the author's writing style is also very good. I just finished reading the ending of the main story, but haven't read the extras yet. I think everyone says the ending is good, but I don't really like the ending of the main story. I like the feeling that I want all the beauties in the country. The male protagonist will be a good emperor, and the female protagonist will be a good queen. I think it seems a little irresponsible for the two of them to live an ordinary life just because of the heroine's personal preferences.
It would be great if the main plot and the side stories could be interchanged.
It's also good to move on to the career line together after the relationship line is over.
Let me tell you, how could you put yourself in the prince's target position?
I just can't understand why I continue to drink my stepmother's Bazhen soup after being reborn. I still have doubts about it, but I won't drink it no matter how delicious it is.
After chasing it, I feel a sense of emptiness
Brother Zhaoran covered his heart: What is this familiar heartache like needle pricks? !
It's so beautiful, and the author's writing style is also good!
I was just randomly looking for a book out of boredom, but after reading it from beginning to end, I still didn't get enough of it, woo woo woo woo.
Well written. I was very excited to read it, and the author's writing style is also very good. I just finished reading the ending of the main story, but haven't read the extras yet. I think everyone says the ending is good, but I don't really like the ending of the main story. I like the feeling that I want all the beauties in the country. The male protagonist will be a good emperor, and the female protagonist will be a good queen. I think it seems a little irresponsible for the two of them to live an ordinary life just because of the heroine's personal preferences.
It would be great if the main plot and the side stories could be interchanged.
It's also good to move on to the career line together after the relationship line is over.
Let me tell you, how could you put yourself in the prince's target position?
I just can't understand why I continue to drink my stepmother's Bazhen soup after being reborn. I still have doubts about it, but I won't drink it no matter how delicious it is.
After chasing it, I feel a sense of emptiness
Brother Zhaoran covered his heart: What is this familiar heartache like needle pricks? !
It's so beautiful, and the author's writing style is also good!
Wow, I really like it. I really like it.