The Heir Returns from Exile

Coming soon: I Transmigrated and Became a Divine Physician. Please add it to your reading list!

[Blurb]

Yan Xiu was born into the body of the eldest legitimate son of the Duke of Yan in the Great Ye Dynasty. He could speak at one, write poetry at three, passed the provincial exam at ten, and came first in the palace examination at fifteen. At twenty, he was named heir to the Duke of Yan. The emperor once praised him: "His figure is jade carved from stone, his bearing as verdant as a row of pines. His beauty is unmatched in the world."

Yan Xiu once thought he was Heaven's chosen one. He devoted himself to serving his country and its people, never suspecting he was only a stepping stone for someone else. At the peak of his life, he was framed, disgraced, and abandoned by everyone. In the end, he was exiled to the southern frontier. From then on, the graceful young Master Changlin was no more in Jicheng.

Five years later, on the emperor's fiftieth birthday, a general amnesty was declared, and Yan Xiu was among those pardoned. Back from exile, he was bored and aimless, no longer living up to his former fame. He no longer wanted to serve the world. He only wished to sit idly in a pavilion and watch the clouds drift by, but things rarely went as he hoped.

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Guan Qingnian, the eldest daughter of Grand Princess Rong'an, was personally given the title of Princess Xihe by the emperor. After coming of age, she was betrothed to Yan Xiu, the young prodigy celebrated throughout the capital, becoming the envy of every young woman in the city. She married the man she had loved since childhood, believing they would live happily ever after. But on their wedding night, just as they entered the bridal chamber, her husband was exiled. Left alone in their empty home, she became the laughingstock of all Jicheng. She waited for him for five whole years.

Five years later, the two lay entwined in bed. Yan Xiu asked, "Niannian, why did you wait for me?"

The night was deep. Guan Qingnian yawned and nestled in Yan Xiu's arms, pretending to fall asleep without answering. But in her heart, she replied, "One glimpse in my youth, and I could never forget."

Coming soon: I Transmigrated and Became a Divine Physician. Blurb:

Jiang Shu Qiu transmigrated into a modern family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. Unfortunately, the family had fallen into decline, and the original owner had been poisoned to death, leaving Jiang Shu Qiu to take his place. Before the culprit could even be caught, Jiang Shu Qiu was driven out of the house by his own father, becoming the laughingstock of the whole city.

Faced with ridicule from all sides, Jiang Shu Qiu isn't worried in the least. In his previous life, he was a cultivator of medicine. He transmigrated with a handful of spirit herbs, so what illness couldn't he cure? In the end, the discarded son of a fallen family makes a comeback and becomes a divine physician, to everyone's astonishment.

The heroine, Shen Mian, is a living soul on the verge of death, her spirit separated from her body. She happens to witness Jiang Shu Qiu's soul inhabiting a new body and, out of curiosity, follows him around. She spends her days drifting about, looking for people with terminal illnesses so Jiang Shu Qiu can go treat them.

Theme: Keeping one another company and striving to improve.