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Qiao Susu is a beautiful pawn.
After her identity was changed and she was sent to a border town, she kept the new emperor's words firmly in mind:
Huo Xuan is tall, handsome, and doesn't like to smile.
As long as she can seduce Huo Xuan, her mother's memorial tablet can be placed in the imperial mausoleum.
So when she found Huo Xuan, she immediately tried every way she could think of to seduce him, based on what she'd seen in the imperial harem.
She thought she was the angler, and that he was the one who'd be caught if he took the bait.
But she didn't know that the man was hiding a wolf beneath his skin, eyeing her greedily and patiently luring her into his web of love.
*
Huo Xuan had spent nearly half his life looking coldly upon the world.
Then one day, a young woman barged without a care into his unruffled life.
At their first meeting, the girl was so beautiful she took his breath away.
At their second meeting, flames blazed all around them. She clutched the outer robe draped over her shoulders and whispered anxiously, "My lord Huo, I'm cold..."
Later, he realized she was asking everyone about his likes and dislikes, but never willing to ask him directly.
So he deliberately cornered her by the roadside, wearing a wicked smile as he spoke plainly:
"If you really like me and want to please me, let me give you a tip."
"Marry me. Then you won't have to prepare surprises for me. Even if you just beckon me over, I'll still be over the moon."
*
After successfully "seducing" Huo Xuan, Qiao Susu was summoned back to the capital.
Before long, she heard that a new general who had distinguished himself in putting down a rebellion had arrived in the capital.
The general's surname was Huo. He was tall and handsome, but didn't like to smile.
At a palace banquet, she ran into General Huo again, and once more he cornered her by the roadside.
"Why are you hiding?"
The young general wore light armor, his eyes dark and gloomy as he looked at her.
"Qiao Susu," he gritted out beside her ear, "I'm a young man in my prime, and I've given you everything. Is it really too much to ask you to take responsibility for me?"
#An alternate universe with a mountain of original worldbuilding#
#The general I heartlessly abandoned has come looking for me, and now he keeps forcing me to take responsibility for him#
Upcoming book 1: My Husband and I Can't Stand Each Other
[Marriage first, love later.]
Su Luqing rose to a high position thanks to imperial favor, but is notorious for her harsh methods as the director of Wuyi Lane.
Qin Huaizhou is an outstanding talent who rose rapidly through the civil service examinations, and is renowned as the noble and refined Minister of the Court of Judicial Review.
They are two rising stars at court,
but both in and out of the court,
they are constantly at odds,
can't stand each other,
and would love nothing more than to see the other dead.
Yet a single imperial edict of marriage from the emperor makes them husband and wife.
From then on, their life is all:
clashing while investigating cases,
guarding every piece of evidence from each other,
arguing at the government office during the day,
then going home and having to share a bedroom at night
...day after day.
[Scene 1]
On their wedding night.
Su Luqing waves her round fan, her expression challenging:
"My lord Qin, don't you know newlyweds are supposed to drink nuptial wine?"
Qin Huaizhou is just as unwilling to back down. He moves closer to her:
"My lady Su, don't you know newlyweds are supposed to consummate their marriage?"
[Scene 2]
At a palace banquet after their wedding.
The emperor looks at the perfectly matched couple and tells his trusted aide with satisfaction:
"Lord Su and Lord Qin are truly devoted to each other. They're the envy of everyone. I really did the right thing with this marriage!"
But where no one can see,
Su Luqing takes the opportunity to put food on Qin Huaizhou's plate and asks in a cold voice,
"Did you tear out that page from the case file?"
Qin Huaizhou pretends to tenderly fix his "dear wife's" hair, while sneering just as coldly:
"Did you steal that key?"
[Scene 3]
At first,
Qin Huaizhou thinks that since he has no one he loves, he doesn't care who he marries.
But later,
he looks at Su Luqing, who is only pretending to be sweet to him, and suddenly wants to make her his.
Another evening.
Qin Huaizhou waits for Su Luqing to come home late,
and deliberately opens his already wide collar a little more.
His expression is casual as he asks:
"Why are you home so late again, my lady Su?"
Theme: Our fate is in our own hands
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① "Back when the husband was in desolation" The ruffian and henpecked general x the rich and omnipotent princess
② "My Husband and I are disgusted with each other" Marriage first, love later, sharing the same bed with different dreams
Susu is great! Throw flowers!
What a heart-warming story. I love the female goose so much.
Why are there no comments?
A severe drought is a famine. How can there be wheat that is almost ripe and no one can harvest it?
Why send the female protagonist to seduce the male protagonist? I don't understand why they were given a marriage by the palace later. I still don't understand.
If a bandit leader wants to be so patriotic, he shouldn't be a bandit.
If it was because of He Lou that the heroine returned to Beijing, and the emperor wanted to win over the hero, it should be the anti-fetal medicine.
Click on the column to read hundreds of millions of copies! Please accept it~ ① "Back when the husband was in desolation" The ruffian and henpecked general x the rich and omnipotent princess ② "My Husband and I are disgusted with each other" Marriage first, love later, sharing the same bed with different dreams
Susu is great! Throw flowers!
What a heart-warming story. I love the female goose so much.
Why are there no comments?
A severe drought is a famine. How can there be wheat that is almost ripe and no one can harvest it?
Why send the female protagonist to seduce the male protagonist? I don't understand why they were given a marriage by the palace later. I still don't understand.
If a bandit leader wants to be so patriotic, he shouldn't be a bandit.
If it was because of He Lou that the heroine returned to Beijing, and the emperor wanted to win over the hero, it should be the anti-fetal medicine.
I feel so bad, woo woo woo
This old dog He really seems to have a grudge