Yu Langnian Is the Youngest

Coming soon: Her Short-Lived Moonlight Decides to Lie Low, a rebirth story. Please add it to your favorites! Blurb On this day, Shiniang was abducted, but not by bandits. Her abductor was Wu Yu, the man who had been hunting them down. Wu Yu had a fearsome reputation from a young age, as everyone in Jiangnan knew. He was the most ferocious commander of Chu's northwestern frontier army, a celebrated war hero who answered to no one. He was a greedy wolf star, hated and feared by the noble clans. The Wang family's Eighteenth Young Lady, meanwhile, was a famous beauty in Jiangdu. She was born fair, soft, and delicate, so tempting that people wanted to take a bite, and she was also a bit dim. Others said, "What a calamity! The young lady has fallen into the hands of that wicked soldier Wu Yu. He'll surely devour her whole..." Inside the army tent, she really did look like a startled white rabbit. A subordinate's blade was pressed to the throat of her fiance, her cousin. Wu Yu lifted his armor and crouched down, asking her as if to tempt her, "Do you know what I want?" She nodded miserably, but looked up at him with eyes full of utter sincerity and asked: "Do you want to be the big one or the little one?" Wu Yu: "?" Female lead's perspective [1v1]. A lighthearted romance with no angst. Happy ending. (Please add it to your favorites! T^T) A more serious blurb: Shiniang was born into the Wang family, a noble clan in Jiangdu. She was a celestial beauty, as lovely as jade trees and flowers. Wu Yu, on the other hand, was a wild tree born in the mire, who had to risk his life just to win a brief chance to survive. But when he climbed to the heavens, he discovered that the palace's golden tiles and jade walls weren't there solely to shelter her from the wind and rain. She wasn't as carefree as he had imagined, nor as fragile. And above the heavens, there were nine more layers. A note for everyone: Moonlight came from a sudden burst of inspiration. I wanted to write something lighthearted to lift my spirits. It won't be long before I start, and it won't be a long story. I'll finish all my other planned stories once I start them. Coming soon: Moonlight Decides to Lie Low In her previous life, Chun Chi lost half her life to Lu Zining, and died in misery, alone and ill on a winter night. Only after her death did she learn that Lu Cai, the Lu family's obsessive and sinister great villain, had always regarded her as the moonlight in his heart. In the end, he rushed back and slaughtered Lu Zining's entire family for her. Chun Chi's assessment: I appreciate the sentiment, but he doesn't seem quite right in the head. After waking up, Chun Chi finds herself married to Lu Cai. They all say Chun Chi was born with a short-lived fate, a beauty destined to die young. Like a begonia after the spring rain, she seems so delicate that even a breath of wind might make her fall, as though she won't live more than a couple of years. But although she is stunningly beautiful, hers isn't the kind of beauty that brings peace and prosperity to the country. Hers is the kind that brings it to ruin. Not because she's especially seductive, but because anyone who sees her wants to become a foolish tyrant and seize her by force. No decent man would want her. Lu Cai is the most respectable man of all, at least before his twisted nature comes to light. Lu Zining, who was engaged to her, passes the imperial exam and climbs the social ladder. The Lu family fears that abandoning her after seducing her would tarnish their reputation, so they send her to Lu Cai, who has returned to his hometown for ancestral rites. He is the young master of the Lu family's main branch, and her great-uncle by generation. Lu Zining's grandfather lies dying in bed and guilt-trips Lu Cai: "Jie Zhi, your elder brother doesn't have many years left. You're the head of the family. Just take her in for the sake of the family's reputation. Though this young woman from the Tan family is... quite a bit more than a little pretty, I know you're not interested in her, given your temperament. Just leave her in the countryside. She'll surely die within a few months, and it won't interfere with your future marriage alliance with a powerful noble family." The Lu family has worked out quite the scheme. They think Chun Chi is simply a curse: if she dies alone, that's no loss, and if she takes Lu Cai down with her, all the better. Outsiders will just say she had bad luck. But three years later, Chun Chi herself can't believe she hasn't died. She's sitting high in the main residence's courtyard, holding a chubby baby, while people call out, "Bow to your young great-aunt!" Premise: Your life should be in your own hands