
Synopsis
This is a story about a younger man forcefully claiming his older sister, though they aren't blood-related.
Liu Wan is a noble princess of Liang, treasured and pampered, and the emperor is about to arrange her marriage to a member of a prominent family so she can live happily ever after. She never expected that the boy she saved would turn out to be a feral little wolf who had set his sights on her long ago...
When Liu Wan goes to the palace to discuss a marriage match, the wolf cub Song Mo suddenly falls gravely ill. His handsome face, as delicate as a painting, is pale and weak. "Sister, I don't think I'll make it. Stay with me." The marriage discussions fall through as a result.
At long last, Liu Wan gets engaged to the heir of the Marquis Jianguo's household and happily starts preparing her wedding clothes. Song Mo looks at her innocently. "Sister, I heard that heir doesn't have long to live."
Sure enough, a few days later, the heir is killed in an assassination.
Then the army of Zhou captures the capital and establishes a new dynasty, purging many people from the previous court.
The boy, once handsome and frail, becomes an invincible demon overnight. Facing the soldiers surrounding the prince's residence, he says coldly, "The princess is mine. Anyone who dares touch her will die."
Not a single soldier dares to speak.
Confined to the residence, Liu Wan tells him, "Give it up. In my heart, you're just my younger brother."
Song Mo advances, his solid chest forcing Liu Wan to step back. "Sister, I know all your habits. I know your measurements and everything you like. You've had no chance of getting away from me for a long time."
Liu Wan is terrified. "You..."
Song Mo corners her against the wall and touches his lips to her forehead. "Listen carefully, Sister. I want you, and you can only have me."
A gentle, proper older sister x a mad, obsessive younger brother
Both leads are sexually inexperienced.
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Jiang Xinran's gambling-addicted father sells her to Chu Zhe, the heir of a marquis, as a concubine. She's heard that Chu Zhe is gentle and refined, exceptionally talented, and a close aide to the emperor. Given her own station, Jiang Xinran thinks becoming his concubine is still a good deal.
She never expects that when they first meet, his handsome features will be tinged with cold arrogance. "You're just a slave I bought. I won't touch you, and don't get any ideas. I bought you to get my family to call off the marriage they've arranged for me. Once it's over, in a year's time, we go our separate ways."
Jiang Xinran lowers her head and answers, "All right."
Before the year is up, Chu Zhe successfully gets out of his arranged marriage. One of his friends falls in love with Jiang Xinran at first sight and asks Chu Zhe to give her to him. Chu Zhe agrees without a second thought.
As Jiang Xinran packs her belongings and leaves the small courtyard, she meets Chu Zhe standing tall by the arched gate. They exchange a glance. Chu Zhe murmurs, "You're... leaving?"
"My lord gave me away, so of course I'll leave." She finishes speaking and walks out through the gate without looking back.
Chu Zhe watches helplessly as Jiang Xinran climbs into the carriage. The curtain falls, and he never sees her again. A sudden pain seizes his chest.
Chu Zhe is the marquis's only son. His birth mother was killed by his stepmother, so he has hated the intrigues of the inner household since childhood and vowed never to marry, have children, or keep a household of women.
But after meeting Jiang Xinran, he can no longer control his heart. Three days later, he rushes to his friend's concubine-taking banquet. "You can't take her as your concubine. She's mine."
His friend: "..."
Both are sexually inexperienced.
A clever, strong-willed heroine x a male lead who's gentle on the surface and utterly cold-hearted within.
At heart, this is the story of a man who wants neither love nor desire, but can't stop himself from falling for a clever slave girl.
It's also a story about chasing your wife after losing her.
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Rong Jin, a handsome man with exquisite features and a voice like heavenly music, is the star performer of the music house and widely regarded as the most beautiful gentleman in the capital. Women vie for his attention.
But he suffers from a terrible illness and has no more than three years to live. He performs for a living but won't sell his body, and coldly turns down every kind offer.
The first time Princess Luo Ran sees him, she stares, transfixed, and softly asks, "May I know your name, young man, and where you come from?"
Rong Jin looks up, his face frosty. In the most beautiful voice, he says the cruelest thing: "What I am is none of your concern." Then he turns and leaves.
The princess returns home in a huff, but a few days later she's back, waiting outside his door, hoping to see him. She waits from sunrise until nightfall, until Rong Jin finally tells her in a voice colder than ice, "Go away. I don't want to see you."
The princess gets angry and arrives with mountains of gold and silver. She finds the music house manager and says, "I want to buy Rong Jin's freedom and take him with me."
And so Rong Jin becomes a musician in the princess's residence, washed, dried, and carried into her bedchamber.
That night, his eyes fierce, he warns the young woman, "Since you've caught my attention, you can't ever leave me."
Their families are divided by an old feud. In their previous life, she flirted with countless men, and he died without ever hearing her say she wanted him.
The princess nods meekly. "Of course I want you. I do."
She wronged him in their previous life. This time, she came back for the sole purpose of finding him.
She'll go with him through mountains of corpses and seas of blood, all the way to the very peak of power!
A sweet romance, sweet to the extreme.
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Wen Mofei is the youngest professor at A University and a renowned genius in the world of mathematics. His intelligence is astounding and he's incredibly handsome, but his odd personality and peculiar habits keep everyone at a distance. He's never been in a relationship.
Bai Meng is newly unemployed, a beautiful office worker saddled with car and mortgage payments and desperately short of money. One day, she sees an ad for an assistant to a professor at A University and happily goes to apply.
She makes it through round after round of interviews, beating over a thousand candidates, and finally gets the offer. Bai Meng is thrilled, convinced she's special, exceptionally talented, and a rare genius.
On her first day at work, Wen Mofei asks her coldly, "Do you know why I chose you?" Bai Meng shakes her head.
"Because your hair is straight and parted down the middle, and you have two identical beauty marks at the corners of your eyes. They're symmetrical. Your name is also unusual and strange: Bai Meng, a dream in vain."
Bai Meng: "..." A stampede of imaginary mud horses rushes through her mind, but she puts up with it for the high salary.
There are many more things she has to put up with.
For instance, Professor Wen's coffee has to be brewed with water at exactly 92 degrees and drunk at 58 degrees. His daily briefing has to be handwritten on A4 paper, with every letter the same size and not the slightest tilt.
For instance, when speaking with Professor Wen, she can't say "always," because that's too absolute, but she can't be too vague either, because then he can't pinpoint what she means.
For instance, Bai Meng can't change her hairstyle, add accessories, or carry a shoulder bag, because that would be asymmetrical!
Unable to take it anymore, Bai Meng furiously quits. At their farewell dinner, she points at Wen Mofei and yells, "You're a lunatic!" Then, her anger making her want to bite someone, she accidentally kisses Professor Wen by force.
Professor Wen stands dumbfounded. "..."
That night, the usually haughty Professor Wen walks Bai Meng downstairs and asks in a meek voice, "Could you... stay?" It's as if he's become a different person. All his strange habits seem to improve overnight.
And so begins Bai Meng's era of "fixing" Professor Wen...
Theme: Love is how we save each other.
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The three bachelors, old and young, looked confused! You ask us!
Sofa sofa (insomnia surprise hehe)
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
FinishedSpread flowersSpread flowersSpread flowersSpread flowersSpread flowersSpread flowers
Hey, I really like this setting, but the heroine is really very innocent. Bai Lian, Bao Zi, life is already very tiring. I just read novels for comfort. Although I don't want the heroine to spread her golden fingers, can you not be so aggrieved?
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
This reason is indeed deceptive enough.
I am so happy today!!!!!! Congratulations on entering V!!!!
Hahahaha, I can't bear to shout to ten, beat the scumbag to death
After reading it, I just said it's very expensive.