Same-series upcoming novels featuring possessive, domineering love: [Nong Nong] and [The Wedding Snatch]. Strong female lead novel: [The Empress]. The next book is open for follows! The blurbs are at the very bottom. Check my author page ^
Blurb for this novel
When Nan Rong unexpectedly lost her sight and transmigrated to the Great Xia Dynasty, she could not see and had no idea what her surroundings were like. She was frightened and on guard against everything.
Only one voice, refined and gentle like a bubbling spring, softly and patiently described the world she could not see, guiding her to accept it. Newly arrived in this strange world, she clung to that warm, reliable voice like a lifeline, and gradually lost herself in its gentle tenderness.
Later, after her sight recovered, the owner of that voice proved just as she had imagined: elegant and refined, a perfect gentleman.
Unfortunately, as her vision returned, the oddities she had been unable to notice while blind gradually surfaced. The humble gentleman she had imagined was no more than her own invention.
When Wen Jingzhou first met her, he thought she was some kind of spirit, a guileless, blind, beautiful spirit with soft, delicate spines.
He was skilled at reading people. One glance was all it took for him to know what this young woman, newly arrived in the world, wanted.
Intrigued, he led her on and tempted her, lowering her guard and finding out everything about her. When she could no longer interest him, her desire to leave meant nothing to him.
What he did not know was that some feelings begin without one knowing how, and by the time you notice, they have already sunk into your bones.
This woman was gentle in temperament and voice, yet hard and unyielding at heart. If she thought her wings had grown back and wanted to fly away from him, then he would simply break them again.
Content warning
An imaginary setting with original worldbuilding. Please do not scrutinize it.
The classic possessive-love recipe, with old-school melodrama and all that.
If you like it, please add it to your collection. If not, click the X and read at your own risk.
A gentle but resolute heroine with a strong mind vs. a cold-hearted, inscrutable hero
Blurb posted on October 24, 2021. Screenshot saved.
----- [Nong Nong] Blurb
Lan Nong Nong fell for a man, a man from ancient times. He was handsome and graceful, noble and distinguished, and drew everyone's attention with every move he made.
She was just an ordinary young woman, and it was easy for his good looks to cloud her judgment.
She gave the man she adored all the love and passion in her heart, and he treated her with devotion in return. She thought she had found true love in this other world, a good man who would repay the feelings she gave him.
Tan Jingyao was passing through Yuqing City to visit a friend when a young woman confessed to him. She was pretty and gentle, yet possessed a boldness and enthusiasm that other women lacked.
With nothing better to do, he played along with her in a little romance, as if they were a match made in heaven. But a sudden letter from home summoned him back. After brushing her off with an excuse, he walked away without a second thought.
He never expected this seemingly delicate, timid woman to be so daring that she would travel a thousand miles to find him after he had been gone for so long. Only then did Tan Jingyao truly begin to care for her.
He never imagined that when she found out the casual lie he had used to fob her off, she would dare to ask him to break up and sever all ties!
He had lied when he told her he had no wife, concubines, or family. But it was also true that her heartfelt passion had moved him. Now that she had drawn him in, if she wanted to cast him aside and leave, she would have to see whether he agreed!
A woman who loves and hates fearlessly vs. a ruthless, cold-blooded man
Content warning: old-school melodrama
---- [The Empress] Blurb
Qi Zhixiao had survived death-defying missions time and again with her formidable skills, hacking through blade after blade with her trusty cleaver. At the survivor base, she had earned a place among the strongest despite being an ordinary human woman.
During one deadly mission, she fought zombies and mutated beasts until she was drenched in blood. When she came to her senses again, she found herself at the scene of a massacre, surrounded by corpses.
When several bloodstained men dressed as soldiers charged at her with spears, her body reacted before her mind could, snatching a weapon and killing them in self-defense.
As she explored this world and sought a place to settle down, she casually rescued more and more people, and her following continued to grow. Before she knew it, an endless number of resolute-faced warriors stood behind her.
Wherever she went, peace followed!
Without realizing it, she had reached the summit!
Content warnings:
1. The plot takes center stage, and the romance is extremely, extremely, extremely light! Please refer to the first sentence of the blurb for the heroine's personality!
2. This is entirely fictional, entirely fictional, entirely fictional. Don't scrutinize it, don't scrutinize it. Original worldbuilding, original worldbuilding, original worldbuilding!
3. Discussion of the novel is fine, but personal attacks and disparaging her achievements are not!
4. The heroine has no special powers, only years of accumulated combat experience and extraordinary perceptiveness.
5. The golden finger is the heroine herself. Her combat strength is off the charts!
Blurb dated April 1, 2021
Theme: Follow your heart
NB, the ultimate anti-Stockholm! My admiration for the heroine is beyond words. I hope some people can understand that resisting the heroine is not an act. As long as she doesn't want to, she can resist. Resistance never requires the consent of others, freedom lies in the heart.
I'm so angry. What is this man? ? ? ? ? ? ? The heroine is really strong. She always sticks to herself and does not want to be assimilated into the feudal world. I really feel for her. This is not some kind of wife-chasing crematorium, this is an excuse for deliberately hurting and self-motivated garbage to comfort itself. This man is extremely shameless. He has never lost anything. He always puts himself at the center. I hope the child knows how his mother lived and spread this man's ashes to him. Why is the heroine so hurt and the man simply dies? I was still feeling moved when I died. Damn it, I was so angry.
I feel like the heroine didn't get over it after giving birth, and then returned to the present day. Then the hero would hold the heroine's wedding dress and sit in the yard every day waiting for the heroine to come back. Isn't this a good ending? The male protagonist dies and the female protagonist returns home
Yeah, I like this ending! It's just a bit rushed and some details were not described. But I figured it out, the heroine finally fought her wits and returned to modern times to welcome a new life!
If you can go back to modern times, why should you care about the love of this paranoid ancient?
Great, the heroine doesn't lack love, so she doesn't want this kind of love either!
Yeah!
Just because the female protagonist is attracted to the male protagonist in the early stage does not mean that she will always be attracted to the male protagonist. Hahahaha, this is equivalent to the collapse of the idol. Thinking of the previous heartbeat will make you feel sick.
For the heroine, being able to return to modern times is already a big deal! Fortunately, the heroine is back.
Why do you say it sucks? I think the author's ending may have been rushed, but I still like it very much. The problem is that men are not abusive enough...
I bought every chapter and just kept reading silently. I never thought that it would end at the end. It was such a big departure and I was very speechless.
It's a mess. The end of the third to last chapter is completely disconnected from the second to last chapter. There's no explanation of how the heroine died. One second, the hero was still thinking about what he would do if the heroine lost her will to live. The next second, the hero is holding the wedding dress and treating it as the heroine for fifteen years...
Listen to me thank you??? Thank you for your water injection and bad ending
NB, the ultimate anti-Stockholm! My admiration for the heroine is beyond words. I hope some people can understand that resisting the heroine is not an act. As long as she doesn't want to, she can resist. Resistance never requires the consent of others, freedom lies in the heart.
I'm so angry. What is this man? ? ? ? ? ? ? The heroine is really strong. She always sticks to herself and does not want to be assimilated into the feudal world. I really feel for her. This is not some kind of wife-chasing crematorium, this is an excuse for deliberately hurting and self-motivated garbage to comfort itself. This man is extremely shameless. He has never lost anything. He always puts himself at the center. I hope the child knows how his mother lived and spread this man's ashes to him. Why is the heroine so hurt and the man simply dies? I was still feeling moved when I died. Damn it, I was so angry.
I feel like the heroine didn't get over it after giving birth, and then returned to the present day. Then the hero would hold the heroine's wedding dress and sit in the yard every day waiting for the heroine to come back. Isn't this a good ending? The male protagonist dies and the female protagonist returns home
Yeah, I like this ending! It's just a bit rushed and some details were not described. But I figured it out, the heroine finally fought her wits and returned to modern times to welcome a new life! If you can go back to modern times, why should you care about the love of this paranoid ancient? Great, the heroine doesn't lack love, so she doesn't want this kind of love either! Yeah!
Just because the female protagonist is attracted to the male protagonist in the early stage does not mean that she will always be attracted to the male protagonist. Hahahaha, this is equivalent to the collapse of the idol. Thinking of the previous heartbeat will make you feel sick.
For the heroine, being able to return to modern times is already a big deal! Fortunately, the heroine is back.
Why do you say it sucks? I think the author's ending may have been rushed, but I still like it very much. The problem is that men are not abusive enough...
I bought every chapter and just kept reading silently. I never thought that it would end at the end. It was such a big departure and I was very speechless.
It's a mess. The end of the third to last chapter is completely disconnected from the second to last chapter. There's no explanation of how the heroine died. One second, the hero was still thinking about what he would do if the heroine lost her will to live. The next second, the hero is holding the wedding dress and treating it as the heroine for fifteen years...
Listen to me thank you??? Thank you for your water injection and bad ending