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Whenever Qiao Yuan came up, everyone in the capital envied her good fortune.
Born into a family of wealth and status, she was outstanding in both talent and beauty. She had married the most powerful marquis in the Great Ji, and it seemed she would spend her whole life surrounded by luxury.
Qiao Yuan thought so too, until she had a dream.
In the dream, she fell madly in love with a man who was no good, as if she'd been bewitched. She abandoned her husband and child to cook and care for him, only to be cast aside. In the end, she threw herself into a lake in the dead of winter.
Qiao Yuan woke with a start, and heard her mother beside her, sighing in exasperation:
“Qi Cun will be back soon. Hurry up and break things off with that Gu Zhong. You're a mother yourself now, so how can you still be so foolish?”
Qiao Yuan: ...
Waaah, she didn't want to live on coarse food, and she didn't want to lie all alone at the bottom of a lake.
When Qi Cun returned home after a year stationed at the military camp, he found that his young wife, who had always looked down on him as an uncouth brute, had suddenly become a different person.
Not only did she take the initiative to care about him, she also agreed to let him move from the study into their bedroom. And even when he bullied her until she was thoroughly overwhelmed, less than an hour later she'd be over it, blushing demurely as she asked him:
“Husband, do you love me? Even if I do something wrong, you'll forgive me, won't you?”
The stern and imposing Marquis of Zhenbei quietly hid the golden chain behind his back. “Mm.”
Reading Guide:
1. The heroine is a delicate, fussy little troublemaker. It can't be helped: the hero loves that type.
2. The hero is a crude, uneducated mad dog. If the heroine pushes things too far, he'll turn dark.
3. Sweet romance, one-on-one, both leads are virgins.
The neighboring story, Pretty Little Trouble-Maker [Quick Transmigration], is now available.
Jiang Zhi had a breathtakingly beautiful face, with skin like ice and bones like jade. Her beauty was enough to shatter the heavens.
So it was fine if her personality was a little bad, right?
Also known as: The Delicate Darling Who's Wrong but Still Righteously Defiant, and Her Hapless Exes.
[World One] The Delicate Educated Youth and the Honest, Rugged Man
Jiang Zhi was a delicate young woman sent to the countryside as an educated youth. On her first day cutting grass, she sliced her hand. Eyes brimming with tears, she held up her finger and looked at the man far ahead of everyone else. Beneath the blazing sun, the muscles in his arms tensed and rippled with every movement, and sweat had soaked a large patch across the back of his shirt.
After they began secretly dating, her honest boyfriend dutifully took over her chores. Now and then, a tiny, tentative kiss was all it took to leave him so dazed that he'd buy her pretty dresses and pastries.
The delicate beauty was fed by her boyfriend every day, growing fairer and more beautiful, with skin as smooth and soft as jade. A year later, she took the money her parents had sent, patted herself on the backside, and went back to the city.
After a blissful month of having no one to answer to, Jiang Zhi dressed herself up beautifully and got ready to go out. At the gate stood the grandson her neighbors had only just found again, arms crossed and watching her with a sinister look. He was broad-shouldered and long-legged, and his face seemed a little familiar.
[World Two] The Cowardly Fiancée and the Regent Who Returned for Revenge
The Marquis of Guangping's household was implicated in a treason case, and the entire family was sentenced to exile.
In a dim, filthy prison cell, Jiang Zhi wiped her tears and placed a letter breaking off their engagement in front of the man in the corner.
When her fiancé didn't move, Jiang Zhi grew anxious. Tears clung to her long, feathery lashes, poised to fall.
“Sign it, please... You know how bitterly cold the northern frontier is. If I get exiled with you, I'll surely die on the road.”
Her jade-white fingertips carefully lifted the hem of her shimmering dress, afraid it might touch the dust on the ground. Her pure, delicate beauty looked completely out of place in the squalid surroundings.
Shen Qi silently studied her. Grime couldn't hide his handsome face. Then he suddenly grinned, bit his fingertip, and used his blood as ink to sign his name on the letter breaking off their engagement.
A year later, the heir to the Marquis of Guangping's estate returned in triumph, overturned the old case, and was entrusted with the late emperor's heir on his deathbed, becoming the all-powerful regent.
Jiang Zhi's new fiancé knew that the Jiang family had gravely offended the regent. He gritted his teeth, knocked Nan Wu unconscious, and took advantage of the darkness to send her into the prince's manor in a small sedan chair.
...To be continued
[There's no way she'll weep and repent. She can only keep acting like everyone's pampered little ancestor, throwing her weight around.]
[She's spoiled, willful, and loves the good life, but that doesn't stop me from loving her.]
Reading Guide:
1. A delicate, beautiful, silly troublemaker versus all kinds of honest men who turn dark. The heroine is extraordinarily beautiful, and everyone loves her.
2. This is not a strong heroine story. The heroine is [delicate and troublesome] [emphatically].
3. Both leads are virgins in every world. One-on-one romance, and the heroes are all the same person.
Theme: A delicate flower should be nurtured with wholehearted love.
The writing was still a bit rushed, and Qiao Jia was not fully explained, but the ending made me feel that something was missing. I hope that the next one will be a good one! Ah ah ah, I really hate that iron cannot become steel. I think this book can be better.
It's finally over, and I have mixed emotions. It's parked where it should be, without dragging, which is pretty good. I'm tired of waiting for more...(Long silence)... Next time I will only fall into the trap if you finish it. Anyway, come on
I just discovered this book. It's quite good, but I think the author is really suitable for posting. 1. You can drive as much as you want. 2. If you stop posting, you'll be scolded a few times and then it's gone (because it's normal, haha, everyone is used to it) Anyway, I personally don't dare to read unfinished stories. It's so easy to fall into traps these days~
Alas, it's really rushed here. .
Qi Cun doesn't even have the memory to explain that building.
I kind of want to see Zai Zai. Is the poor Zai Zai being ignored?
The setting of this article is really cool. The female protagonist expressed ecstasy. Unfortunately, the update was discontinued. Now it's gone. I'll check out the pre-release.
Help, it's finally almost finished. This article is too tiring. The interruption in the middle is so uncomfortable.
It's beautiful. It's rare to see an article in Jinjiang that's enough to be featured on HT. If the author has an HT account, be sure to call me. It's really awesome hahahaha. It's the first time I've seen such satisfying rough Chinese literature.
I have always liked this article, and I started following it a long time ago. I thought the author had given up on it, but when I read it a few days ago, I found that it was finished. I was so happy that I read it again. Looking forward to the author's next article