The Chubby Childhood Sweetheart's Road to a Comeback

My upcoming novel "She Became the Tragic Heroine's Best Friend (Transmigrated into a Book)" is open for follows. Please add it to your collection! Fu Daiyun, the legitimate daughter of the Fu family, was born to the current emperor's elder sister, the Grand Princess. She was deeply doted on. While Daiyun was still an infant, the Empress Dowager chose a husband for her: Jiang Mian, eldest grandson of the Jiang family, a family of proud, honorable men who had served four dynasties. By custom, on the wedding day, the groom had to carry his bride down from her sedan chair to show his respect for her. But little chubby Fu Daiyun accidentally crushed the little boy she had a crush on, Jiang Mian. As the adults around them laughed, Daiyun decided to mend her ways. She would give up lotus cakes, osmanthus cakes, red-braised pork knuckles, and Dongpo pork, and lose weight! Then the little boy would be able to carry her sooner! As the adults around them laughed, A Mian decided to mend his ways, too. He would give up sleeping in, cricket fights, and silly little storybooks, and get stronger! Then he'd be able to carry little chubby Daiyun sooner! Years later, they meet again in the capital. Daiyun is slender and graceful, with no trace of the plumpness she had as a child. A Mian is tall and long-limbed, no longer looking the least bit frail. Daiyun stares in astonishment. "How did my refined little scholar become so muscular?" A Mian is heartbroken. "Has my soft, round little chubby girl been mistreated by her family?" Childhood sweethearts, with both of them pursuing each other. A princess who appears dazzlingly gifted but is actually adorable and sweet. A young general who appears mature and reliable but is actually goofy and carefree. Recommended upcoming novel: "A Garden Full of Peach Blossoms for My Shizun" Content warning: This is a tragic story that treats everyone equally cruelly. The woman gets one stab, the man gets two. Happy ending. The goddess Fu Xie is an impartial immortal magistrate, charged with guarding Xueyue River, the prison of the immortal realm. She had thought she'd spend her life alongside the wind and snow, with the prisoners she met being no more than passing visitors within arm's reach. But one guilty immortal would always meet her frosty gaze and casually make small talk as if they were old acquaintances. The guilty immortal was refined and radiant, his manner gentle and warm. You'd never guess why he had been imprisoned in the harshest dungeon in the world. Fu Xie had gone so long without contact with others that she wanted no conversation with him, but she couldn't fend off his persistent greetings. Until, just before the guilty immortal vanished, Fu Xie heard him say, "My wayward apprentice, why haven't you come home?" In an instant, heaven and earth changed color, and Fu Xie finally remembered. She had never been a goddess at all. She was the criminal imprisoned here for eternity. She and her master were both utterly mad. One defied the Heavenly Dao, forcibly giving consciousness to inanimate objects. The other betrayed her master and stole a treasured sect artifact, becoming a demonic cultivator. But when Fu Xie wakes in the night, she always remembers what her master used to say: "The heart of the Heavenly Dao is lifeless. If you dare to let the world run its course, then I can go, and so can my disciple." With a master so defiant of convention, surely it makes sense that she would covet him. Now a demonic cultivator, Fu Xie's eyes are bloodshot as she stares unabashedly at the ethereal immortal in the mirror and murmurs, "You taught me this yourself." Theme: A love where both pursue each other.