My Precious Wife

No update today. This novel will switch to paid chapters on January 8. Chapters 24-37 will become paid; if you've already read them, please don't buy them again. Check out my ongoing strange-tales novel next door, Where's My Daughter? Visit my page if you're interested. Little Fox Girl x Scheming, Cool Young Lord #GuidingLover #Scheming #ComingOfAge #ChildhoodSweethearts [Proper Synopsis] After her mother passed away, a wealthy family from the capital came looking for relatives and took her older brother away. Xiaoxiang's life changed overnight, and she became Shen Yunxiu, the second young lady of the Zhenyuan Marquis's household, raised at one of its country estates. Life in the marquis's household was difficult. The old madam was strict and often used her to enforce the rules. The madam of the house was greedy and wanted to marry her off to her useless cousin from her maiden family. The widowed aunt who had recently returned was no easier to deal with, making a scene in front of everyone every few days. The second young lady hid her cleverness and cunning, pretending to be timid and shy. With her eyes glistening, she would hide behind her older brother. Only after she passed the exam to become a female official and earned herself a respectable position and wealth did she dare bring her salary to her older brother and confess her feelings. He looked shocked, backing away again and again as he scolded her for being foolish. How could she dare harbor such feelings for her own brother? Later, the second young lady announced that she was looking for a husband. Her older brother didn't even have time to request leave. He rushed back from the government office and stood before her, eyes red. "You liar. After everything we've... we've done, how dare you look for someone else?" Later still, someone would come to her after bathing, clinging to her with damp hair and coaxing her in a syrupy voice. He never tired of listening to her beg for mercy, or of hearing her call him "Older Brother" again and again. [More Literary Synopsis] Moon, oh moon, tell him the new cloth shoes are for him, and so is my blush. The mountain pomegranate flowers secretly sprout in the second month. Raindrops fall on my embroidered shoes. He carried me over muddy roads and showed me the flowers in bloom. Moon, oh moon, tell him I don't want to be his little sister. I want to be his bride. Literary title: Fireflies Beneath the Moon [While their false sibling relationship continues, there are no romantic descriptions.] Coming Soon 1: The Spoiled Girl [Proud, unruly student x frail teacher] If you're bold enough, you can make the teacher yours. Fu Yingying sat crying on the bed, wrapped in a thin blanket. Torn gauze curtains lay scattered across the floor. A moment ago, General Fu had barged in, taken one look, then rushed out, his old face turning red with embarrassment. Now he was standing in the courtyard, cursing furiously. The man he was cursing sat on the edge of the bed, just as disheveled, his collar slightly open and his private parts faintly visible. Slender and lean, he clenched his fists and lowered his head, saying nothing as he endured it. He was the tutor hired by the Fu household. General Fu had paid him two hundred taels in an emergency, buying three years of his service to teach his daughter. "Wah... Teacher..." Fu Yingying sobbed, hiding her face beneath the blanket. Her two visible eyes gleamed with cunning. Her slightly curled toes peeked out from under the blanket and, seemingly by accident, pressed against the man's side. Fu Dalei was a battle-hardened general who believed in the battlefield's law: the strong rule. He had only one daughter, and he'd spoiled her rotten since childhood. He taught her to go after what she wanted, to steal it if she couldn't get it, and to destroy it if she still couldn't have it. Later, his beloved daughter fell for a frail scholar who couldn't even lift a sword. After every attempt to win him over failed, she used a jar of fine wine to make sure what was done could not be undone. Theme: Learning helps you grow.