New novel: Cousin Biao Biao (Reborn)
Ming Lanyun transmigrates into a court novel and becomes the Imperial Preceptor, as well as tutor to the emperor.
She transmigrated a little too early, though. The princes and princesses are still just a bunch of little sprouts.
The second prince is a pampered, easygoing slacker. The third prince is arrogant and overbearing. The eldest prince is unloved.
The emperor orders Ming Lanyun to tutor the second prince alone.
One day, in the pouring rain, Ming Lanyun stands beneath an umbrella. A frail boy kneels in the rain, blocking her path, and calls out clearly, "Please take me on as your student! Teach me!"
The eldest prince, Ling Hezhi, lost his mother to suicide and has been forgotten by his father. He ekes out a wretched existence in the imperial harem.
Ming Lanyun looks at the youth pleading with her in the rain, her fingers trembling inside her sleeve...
In the future, he will become a madman who never lets a slight go unavenged.
And Ming Lanyun is a disposable character who will be tortured to death by this demon, then hung on the city wall for three days!
She takes him on as her student, locking horns with the vicious dog in a tense battle of wills. She wears down his resolve with honey and lashes, waiting quietly for him to finally soften, lower his guard, and sincerely call her, "Teacher."
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Years later, Ling Hezhi stands tall and elegant, clad in fine clothes and riding at a gallop. A long spear rests on his back, a great bow in his hand, and blood covers him as he returns from battle.
The gloomy boy of the past has become a handsome man with bright, starry eyes and the bearing of an emperor.
The man calls to her in a hoarse voice, "Teacher."
Ming Lanyun shifts her leg, the chains around her ankle clinking. She looks at the towering man before her. "I've already taught you everything."
His gaze is obsessed. He clasps his hands tightly around hers and leans close to murmur of his infatuation.
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There is someone in Ling Hezhi's heart.
She knows the heavens and the earth, the past and the present. In her moon-white robes, she is immaculate, and her glass-like eyes captivate the soul.
She is the Grand Preceptor of the Great Zhou, an immortal fallen from heaven.
When he was at his most tormented, she sweetened his wounds with "a long whip" and "candy."
She watched with composed restraint as he went mad pleading with her and thanking her.
Beneath her cold, breathtaking face lies infinite tenderness.
She will kneel in earnest and beg the emperor to forgive him.
She will slip him sweet pastries when he is at his most tormented...
When Ling Hezhi has grown powerful, he gazes at the breathtaking, resolute woman before him.
He wants... to profane a god.
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1. She transmigrates into a body before birth.
2. The romance develops when they are adults.
Coming soon: Cousin Biao Biao (Reborn)
Lin Jiao, the unloved third daughter of a concubine in the prime minister's household, is drowned in a small courtyard. Only after her death does she learn that someone deliberately switched her identity.
She was actually the youngest daughter of Prince Pingnan, the cherished girl his princess consort has yearned for all along.
Her mother wants her twin-fish pendant. Her father, the prime minister, orders her wrapped in a straw mat and thrown into a mass grave. Her fiance loves another and only wants to take her as a concubine. Her elder sister uses her identity to enter the palace as a consort.
After being reborn, Lin Jiao inexplicably gains the ability to hear other people's thoughts. Knowing how malicious they are inside, she decides to approach the emperor on the spot, hoping he will help her return to her real parents.
Alas, the Son of Heaven is too imposing for her to hear what the stern man is thinking.
She can only thank him again and again.
When she is reunited with Prince Pingnan and becomes the pampered young lady of his household, the prime minister learns the truth and is thrown into prison, consumed by regret. The concubine who raised her realizes her mistake and weeps herself blind. Her former fiance, who broke off their engagement, vomits blood in regret at a banquet...
Lin Jiao only wants to enjoy a happy family life with her real parents. All she needs is a good husband, and a life of managing the household and raising children.
Prince Pingnan asks the emperor to arrange a marriage for his youngest daughter.
"The Northern Garrison's great general?"
"A crude man."
"The heir to the Marquis of Yongan?"
"Too hidebound. No."
One promising young man after another from the court is rejected.
"Then has Your Majesty decided on anyone?"
Lin Jiao sits awkwardly at the banquet, wondering what she has done to anger her cousin. So many promising men have been turned down. Is he going to marry her off to some country bumpkin?
The banquet falls silent.
No one speaks.
Then Lin Jiao suddenly hears the thoughts of the emperor seated high above them.
Restrained and feverish: "She is mine."
Theme: The nation comes first.
It's over, why don't we have more episodes like this?
Ah!!!! Look good, wow wow wow, why are there so few comments? I really want to see everyone's comments on watching this together.
This is normal redemption. It is not just showing love to the hero when he is down and waiting for the hero to be strong. But when the male protagonist is in trouble, he serves as a support to help the male protagonist.
The only novel I've read recently
What are they doing? (???ω???)? Although the previous article was written very well, I still have to criticize this paragraph for not being detailed enough. Hehe
Ah, it's over?? Not satisfied~ Let's have some more sweet extras~~
Is it over? This episode seems a bit rushed
Have you been holding this in for so many days? This is not what we want!
This is my second brush. I think this one looks really good. I really like this setting.
The author Wenwen's three-view plot logic is so in line with my taste. I like it. I came back to supplement it.