[Complete. The similar story, My Death Sent the Young Heir to the Crematorium, is also complete. Come check it out!] (Crematorium fiction, fake white moonlight, melodrama and shocking twists galore. Read with caution if these are your triggers.) *Don't buy Chapter 58, it was posted by mistake!*
Jiang Yuwei was the most esteemed Third Princess of Xia. Countless noblemen and young masters were captivated by her, but she fell for Song Guan, the hostage prince of Ning.
Song Guan was cold and arrogant, treating her as if she didn't exist, but she kept laying her heart before him again and again...
She even begged her father to let Song Guan return to his country and allow her to marry into Ning.
But Song Guan left her alone in their marital chamber. He casually tossed aside the purse she had embroidered for him, and when she burned her hand making medicine for him, he thought she was being troublesome.
Then he brought back the woman he cherished, breaking her heart.
Later, when his beloved caused her to give birth prematurely, he said, "Yuer, be sensible. Just because you want me to stay with you doesn't mean you should frame her. She's gravely ill and needs me. As for you, my staying wouldn't help anyway."
At that moment, Jiang Yuwei finally understood that a heart made of stone could never be warmed.
That night, holding her dead child, she climbed a tower. "Song Guan, what you owed me and what I owed you are settled now. From this day on, we have nothing to do with each other."
Then she leaped to her death in front of him, blood splattering three feet.
Song Guan's heart suddenly clenched, but he caught only half a sleeve.
From then on, his hair turned white overnight, and Jiang Yuwei's name became forbidden in the Eastern Palace.
Synopsis posted on 2022/2/18.
Content warnings:
1. The heroine suffers early on; the hero later goes to the crematorium.
2. The heroine is the real white moonlight. The hero mistakes the second female lead for her, and is in love with the heroine without realizing it.
3. The leads are each other's first and only partners. The ending is tragic. The setting is a fictional dynasty inspired by Liao and Song, with many liberties taken. Please don't nitpick the history.
5. The characters' values do not represent the author's. Feel free to criticize the characters, but please don't personally attack the author.
6. Please don't compare this to real life. Women should have a healthy attitude toward love.
My ongoing novel, My Death Sent the Young Heir to the Crematorium. Please check it out and add it to your collection.
, Synopsis
(Crematorium fiction, the hero has no white moonlight whatsoever.)
Jiang Zhiliu, the only daughter of a merchant, and Lu Xingyun, heir to the Marquis of Zhaoyi, both fell into the water in an accident. Jiang's father used this to force Lu Xingyun to agree to marry her.
On their wedding night, he hurried through the marriage rites and then made an excuse to leave. She thought he was simply aloof by nature, but then saw him personally deliver medicine to his former fiancée.
In that instant, Jiang Zhiliu regretted her decision. But what was done could not be undone, so she could only give him everything she had, hoping to warm his heart with her sincerity.
But over five years, he made her mourn her father alone for the sake of his work, left her bedridden and ill for the sake of a close friend, and made her face childbirth alone for the sake of the people...
He even left her alone with their smallpox-stricken child in her arms to save his former fiancée's family. Again and again, she told the child, "Daddy will be back soon. Don't cry, YeYe."
At last, she understood completely: how could a heart of stone suddenly grow flesh and blood?
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When Lu Xingyun rushed back to the estate, Jiang Zhiliu stood in the mourning hall with a torch in her hand. "It's so cold and dark underground. YeYe will be scared."
"No!" He ran toward her, but could only watch as the flames engulfed her.
At that moment, his hands and feet turned cold, as if something had been torn from his body.
Synopsis of the upcoming book My Death Sent the Emperor to the Crematorium
Out of gratitude for him saving her life, the sparrow demon Li Shuang fell in love with the mortal boy Shi Yong. She gave up her life pearl to rewrite his fate as a lone star, and was frozen for ten thousand years in exchange.
Ten thousand years later, Li Shuang finally ascended to immortality, only to learn that Shi Yong had been the Silver River Emperor in mortal disguise, undergoing a trial. The Silver River Emperor was one of the few surviving ancient gods in the Nine Heavens, pure and untainted, who cultivated the merciless path and had forgotten his mortal memories.
Unable to forget their past, Li Shuang willingly went to his manor to serve as an obscure immortal attendant, just so she could occasionally see him.
For a single word from him, she plucked out her most precious feather and traded it to the Flower Fairy so the trumpet vines would bloom forever. But he never looked at them again. To cure his poison, she willingly served the Demon Lord as a slave for fifty years, but when she returned, he didn't even ask a single question...
A thousand years, ten thousand years: though he never cherished her, she refused to turn back.
Until the Silver River Emperor forced her onto the Immortal-Slaying Platform for the sake of the Heavenly Princess Luo Fan. "As long as we cut out the seven-orifice exquisite heart, Luo Fan can be saved. Don't be afraid. It'll be over soon, and it won't hurt."
At that moment, her heart turned to ashes, and not a single tear could fall from her eyes.
"Fine. You can have my life pearl and my heart. From now on, I owe you nothing." Smiling, she cut out her heart and leaped from the Immortal-Slaying Platform.
Watching her divine soul being torn apart by the astral winds, the Silver River Emperor went deathly pale and staggered back.
Synopsis of the upcoming book The Real Heiress Marries the Obsessive Eunuch
Not long after Xie Yunzhi was reunited with her birth parents, they married her off as a disposable pawn to Shi Jingxiao, the powerful director of the Western Depot.
Shi Jingxiao was a powerful eunuch who held sway over the realm. He was ruthless and volatile, and everyone said she was as good as dead.
To stay alive, Xie Yunzhi was cautious in everything and walked on eggshells. Every day, she kept a little notebook recording his likes and dislikes.
"Today, the Director had nine spoonfuls of sweet soup, but only one spoonful of crab roe tofu. Looks like he likes sweet things."
"Today, the Director lingered a little longer beneath the gardenia tree when he came back. Maybe he'd like it if I changed the flowers in the vase."
"The Director's illness flared up again today, and he even bit me, but that's all right. As long as he's fine."
But he still found the notebook she'd hidden so carefully. Seeing the unpredictable look on Shi Jingxiao's face, Xie Yunzhi trembled with fear.
Instead, he leaned back in his chair and said lazily, "If there's anything you want to know, ask me."
Xie Yunzhi: ????
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Shi Jingxiao had once been a dragon soaring through the Ninth Heaven. Then, in a single fall, he landed in the mud and was trampled underfoot. To make matters worse, he lost his sight.
When he was in danger, only a country girl didn't despise him. She saved his life and even got so angry on his behalf that her eyes reddened.
When he was ready to leave, the girl pressed her only silver hairpin into his hand. "I don't have anything valuable. Take it, big brother."
His eyes reddened as he held her gently. "If I make it back alive, I'll come find you."
Later, he had his bones and face altered, regained his sight, and became the most powerful eunuch in the realm, but he could never find his little girl again.
Until he found out...
P.S. The hero is a real eunuch.
Theme: Respect and love yourself, and others will love you too.
The people around the male protagonist all thought for him that the female protagonist was ungrateful. If he had been treated like the female protagonist, he would have been so angry that he would kill everyone in the world.
When the scumbag dies, I will just say, oh. What shame does a person named Chu have to accuse the heroine? It's the scumbag who hurts her time and time again. The heroine doesn't trust the scumbag. He deserves it. The heroine can also be blamed for this.
Awesome. I really like this kind of open ending between the male protagonist, the female protagonist and the second male lead. This is the real fucking crematorium! !
A trash man, he abused a female goose for forty chapters, and he hopes to abuse the dog man back for more than forty chapters
When Zhazha realized that he liked her, he should have said coldly, "I feel dirty." Then turn around and leave with the person who loves her
Get out of here, trash man, my daughter deserves better.
Is the heroine an idiot? I can kill the scumbag directly.
To be honest, if this female supporting role continues to dance around, she doesn't deserve any substantial evidence of suspicion, right?
I'm speechless. The heroine who committed such a heinous crime was not suspected at all? I find the male protagonist's self-abuse very ridiculous. The male and female protagonists are fooled around by the female supporting characters throughout the whole process. The author is really good at forcing his wits down.
From the time when the prince saw the prince, the author's writing style changed very quickly. Is it because he was talked about a lot by readers? The prince is obviously a scumbag and has a very poor character! But most of the whole story is about abusing the heroine! In the story about the Crown Prince, I think the male protagonist really has more difficulties. He is a very nice person and he has always been very kind to the female protagonist. But she kept abusing him, still cruelly, and humbled her to the core. The prince was still a bit condescending even in the end, which was really disgusting. The female counterpart Su was also disgusted. The male protagonist was not able to investigate what she did, but he still trusted her too much.
The people around the male protagonist all thought for him that the female protagonist was ungrateful. If he had been treated like the female protagonist, he would have been so angry that he would kill everyone in the world.
When the scumbag dies, I will just say, oh. What shame does a person named Chu have to accuse the heroine? It's the scumbag who hurts her time and time again. The heroine doesn't trust the scumbag. He deserves it. The heroine can also be blamed for this.
Awesome. I really like this kind of open ending between the male protagonist, the female protagonist and the second male lead. This is the real fucking crematorium! !
A trash man, he abused a female goose for forty chapters, and he hopes to abuse the dog man back for more than forty chapters
When Zhazha realized that he liked her, he should have said coldly, "I feel dirty." Then turn around and leave with the person who loves her
Get out of here, trash man, my daughter deserves better.
Is the heroine an idiot? I can kill the scumbag directly.
To be honest, if this female supporting role continues to dance around, she doesn't deserve any substantial evidence of suspicion, right?
I'm speechless. The heroine who committed such a heinous crime was not suspected at all? I find the male protagonist's self-abuse very ridiculous. The male and female protagonists are fooled around by the female supporting characters throughout the whole process. The author is really good at forcing his wits down.
From the time when the prince saw the prince, the author's writing style changed very quickly. Is it because he was talked about a lot by readers? The prince is obviously a scumbag and has a very poor character! But most of the whole story is about abusing the heroine! In the story about the Crown Prince, I think the male protagonist really has more difficulties. He is a very nice person and he has always been very kind to the female protagonist. But she kept abusing him, still cruelly, and humbled her to the core. The prince was still a bit condescending even in the end, which was really disgusting. The female counterpart Su was also disgusted. The male protagonist was not able to investigate what she did, but he still trusted her too much.