[Pretending, playing along, who will fall first?]
[Power-hungry princess x scheming chancellor]
Wei Wuyin spent half her life as regent princess.
She abolished redundant official posts and changed harsh policies, yet ended up vilified by everyone.
Reborn, she found a new way to hold on to power: she set her sights on Xiao Fei.
The aloof, refined chancellor was also her rival of many years.
Whenever Wei Wuyin saw Xiao Fei, she wanted nothing more than to peel off his fox's skin and expose his true nature.
Now, however, she poured him a pot of wine and calmly invited him to sit.
Xiao Fei looked at the wine without a change in expression.
"Are you trying to make peace with me, Princess?"
"I have my eye on you," she said bluntly. "I want you to be my lover for three years. After that, I'll ask to be sent to my fief and won't interfere with the court again."
She raised her cup to Xiao Fei. "What do you say?"
Xiao Fei lowered his eyes, his expression unreadable.
If this meant he would have one less rival in the future,
three years it was!
A moment later, he took the cup she offered him,
formally accepting her terms.
For those three years,
they continued to clash fiercely in court, but were tender with each other in private.
A small sedan chair would occasionally enter and leave through the back gate of the princess's residence.
The ministers who went to see Xiao Fei had to wait longer and longer for him to appear.
Gradually, everyone noticed:
Xiao Fei was speaking up for the regent princess more and more often!
[Little Scene 1]
During the Emperor's birthday celebrations, he hosted a banquet.
Wei Wuyin and Xiao Fei sat on opposite sides, without exchanging a single word all evening.
The others couldn't help remarking:
"It seems only affairs of state can get these two to say a few words to each other."
But where no one could see,
Wei Wuyin passed by Xiao Fei on her way out. He secretly caught her and hooked a finger through her sleeve to touch her fingertip.
He whispered:
"Your Highness, are you returning to your side residence alone, or taking me home with you?"
[Little Scene 2]
The three-year term was over.
Xiao Fei knocked on the palace gate.
Wei Wuyin looked at him, still smiling pleasantly. "What brings you to my door in the middle of the night?"
"Three years is too short."
He borrowed her words from back then and spoke without hesitation:
"How about I trade thirty years for the right to stay by your side?"
*
#Reborn from the start
#Sharing a bed but dreaming different dreams
#Fictional setting, with a mountain of original worldbuilding
---Coming Soon 1: Back to the Days When My Husband Was Down on His Luck---
Yu Huan was probably the luckiest princess of a fallen kingdom.
A few years after the kingdom fell, the new emperor arranged her marriage to the great general Shen Ling. They got along well as husband and wife, and lived a fairly happy life.
In his spare time, Shen Ling often told her about his past:
He said he'd been lonely as a child, struggled as a teenager, and had no one to rely on.
Anyone on the streets could bully him...
Although he later rose quickly through the ranks, the memories of his youth remained scars that a lifetime could never heal.
*
Yu Huan felt for him as she listened and thought quietly:
If she'd met Shen Ling when she was young, her status as a princess would have let her protect him for a few years.
Then she opened her eyes and found herself back in the past.
That year, she was sixteen. On a whim, her father had taken her along on a trip incognito.
As luck would have it, they were visiting Shen Ling's hometown.
*
She heard that a group of young ruffians were beating up a boy at the market. In a panic, Yu Huan ran straight out of the residence without even bringing an attendant.
She banged on a copper basin she'd picked up, making a loud clanging noise, and shouted at the ruffians:
"The constables are here! Let Shen Ling go! Stop beating Shen Ling!"
At that, the group immediately froze,
then all turned in surprise to look at Shen Ling, who was leading the beating.
Without changing expression, Shen Ling wiped his face, grabbed the person on the ground without a word, dragged him to the back, then quickly lay down himself.
Then he looked at the girl rushing over with all her might, reached out a hand, and said weakly,
"Help... I'm in so much pain..."
---Coming Soon 2: My Husband and I Can't Stand Each Other---
[Female commander x male Minister of the Court of Judicial Review, marriage before love]
Su Luqing and Qin Huaizhou were two rising stars in the court:
One was a prominent figure who had reached a high position through the emperor's favor, while the other was an outstanding official steadily advancing through the civil service examinations.
On the surface, they were polite and amicable;
in private, they clashed at every turn and couldn't stand each other.
But an imperial decree arranging their marriage brought them together as husband and wife.
At a palace banquet after their wedding, the emperor looked at the well-matched couple and said happily to his close aide:
"Minister Su and Minister Qin are such a devoted couple, the envy of everyone. I really did make the right decision arranging this marriage!"
But where no one could notice, Su Luqing used the opportunity of serving Qin Huaizhou food to ask coldly:
"Did you tear out that page from the case file?"
Qin Huaizhou pretended to tenderly fix his "beloved wife's" hair, and sneered right back:
"Did you steal that key?"
[Little Scene]
On their wedding night.
Su Luqing waved her round fan and looked at him provocatively. "Minister Qin, don't you know newlyweds are supposed to drink the nuptial wine?"
Qin Huaizhou was just as unwilling to back down. He moved closer to her. "Minister Su, don't you know newlyweds are supposed to consummate the marriage?"
Theme: Stand strong and self-reliant in adversity, ride the waves, and find happiness together
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① "My Husband and I are disgusted with each other" Marriage first, love later, sharing the same bed with different dreams
② "Back to When My Husband Was Down and Out" The henpecked young general x the rich and versatile little princess
The description of the male protagonist is not very likable
After reading it, I felt that it was a pity. In the early stage, the princess was superior to the male protagonist, but later it became a struggle between the two parties. Later in the article, the male protagonist "protected" the female protagonist instead (yes, it was "protection" from above to below). From strong women to strong men to strong men, the subsequent plot becomes more and more confusing.
I was alerted when the male protagonist named the cat "Yinyin" at the beginning, and the author deliberately brought the small animal's personality traits closer to those of the female protagonist, and the signs of objectifying and weakening the female protagonist were beginning to appear.
If the heroine in the previous life moved the ten eldest ladies in Jinjiang, the heroine after rebirth is just cold-faced and washes her underwear, and is still making wedding dresses for others. It is not until the end of the article that there are some signs that the heroine intends to seize the legitimate heir, but it is only a sign.
Wei Ran's character arc also turned very abruptly, and the ending of the text was like rushing to get a lunch box.
The heroine's father is very scheming, but his motivations cannot withstand scrutiny. The emperor's use of checks and balances does not mean that he wants to hide behind the scenes. He also grew up in the shadow of the queen mother. How could he not understand the prince's situation? "If a father loves his son, he should plan for the long term" rather than "If a father loves his son, a sister should plan for the long term."
Let's talk about the Queen Mother. In the early stage of the tripartite conflict, I thought she was some kind of powerful character. She was able to win over the courtiers, interfere in the court, and develop nepotism. However, in the ending, she basically had no role.
There are also many unexpected characters who also disappeared in the later period, such as the Yang family, the princess and Qin Yan, and the instrumental nature of NPC is fully reflected.
I thought the heroine would seize power and become the emperor, but it turned out that the royal princess did not understand the principle of centralization of power, and she did not have the self-awareness to survive. The image creation of the heroine was actually a bit of a failure.
The male protagonist seems to be in a lower position, but he is always one step ahead of the female protagonist, guiding her and even providing her with shelter. It is a typical example of a strong woman and a stronger man.
Let me talk about another point that I am very concerned about, and that is the "marriage princess", which treats women as resources in exchange for benefits between two male groups. I can't see the author's critical attitude towards this. Female authors of female channels need to be sensitive to these common and unreasonable events.
In fact, to put it bluntly, it is still a matter of fundamental settings. In fictitious history, men are superior to women, men are superior to women, but the princess has real power, and the princess with real power is white-gloveed, so the collapse of the hostess society is inevitable.
If you don't know how to be a regent, you can be reborn, right?
Hahahahaha, the regent who is worried about gains and losses
The wife doesn't love her (not yet), the cat doesn't love her
It's a very annoying man. He insists on having the heroine serve him, which makes people feel more and more uncomfortable.
He's really obsessed with back doors and gates
Looking forward to more episodes. The early pull is very exciting, but I still want to see some development after the relationship becomes clear. Will there be new episodes like "Everyday Life" [Star Eyes] One Person's Blood Book
My Husband and I Hate Each Other
Hard to Kill
For Government
Twisting a Kaolin Flower
Picking Hibiscus Across the River
The Spring Breeze Comes to Yumen Pass Again
Outside the Sky
Afraid of Marriage
Spring Tent Warbler
My Husband and I Hate Each Other
Back to When My Husband Was Down on His Luck
After Deceiving the Poor-Born General
I really felt the ending was a bit rushed...
Click on the column to read hundreds of millions of copies! Please accept it~ ① "My Husband and I are disgusted with each other" Marriage first, love later, sharing the same bed with different dreams ② "Back to When My Husband Was Down and Out" The henpecked young general x the rich and versatile little princess
The description of the male protagonist is not very likable
After reading it, I felt that it was a pity. In the early stage, the princess was superior to the male protagonist, but later it became a struggle between the two parties. Later in the article, the male protagonist "protected" the female protagonist instead (yes, it was "protection" from above to below). From strong women to strong men to strong men, the subsequent plot becomes more and more confusing. I was alerted when the male protagonist named the cat "Yinyin" at the beginning, and the author deliberately brought the small animal's personality traits closer to those of the female protagonist, and the signs of objectifying and weakening the female protagonist were beginning to appear. If the heroine in the previous life moved the ten eldest ladies in Jinjiang, the heroine after rebirth is just cold-faced and washes her underwear, and is still making wedding dresses for others. It is not until the end of the article that there are some signs that the heroine intends to seize the legitimate heir, but it is only a sign. Wei Ran's character arc also turned very abruptly, and the ending of the text was like rushing to get a lunch box. The heroine's father is very scheming, but his motivations cannot withstand scrutiny. The emperor's use of checks and balances does not mean that he wants to hide behind the scenes. He also grew up in the shadow of the queen mother. How could he not understand the prince's situation? "If a father loves his son, he should plan for the long term" rather than "If a father loves his son, a sister should plan for the long term." Let's talk about the Queen Mother. In the early stage of the tripartite conflict, I thought she was some kind of powerful character. She was able to win over the courtiers, interfere in the court, and develop nepotism. However, in the ending, she basically had no role. There are also many unexpected characters who also disappeared in the later period, such as the Yang family, the princess and Qin Yan, and the instrumental nature of NPC is fully reflected. I thought the heroine would seize power and become the emperor, but it turned out that the royal princess did not understand the principle of centralization of power, and she did not have the self-awareness to survive. The image creation of the heroine was actually a bit of a failure. The male protagonist seems to be in a lower position, but he is always one step ahead of the female protagonist, guiding her and even providing her with shelter. It is a typical example of a strong woman and a stronger man. Let me talk about another point that I am very concerned about, and that is the "marriage princess", which treats women as resources in exchange for benefits between two male groups. I can't see the author's critical attitude towards this. Female authors of female channels need to be sensitive to these common and unreasonable events. In fact, to put it bluntly, it is still a matter of fundamental settings. In fictitious history, men are superior to women, men are superior to women, but the princess has real power, and the princess with real power is white-gloveed, so the collapse of the hostess society is inevitable.
If you don't know how to be a regent, you can be reborn, right?
Hahahahaha, the regent who is worried about gains and losses
The wife doesn't love her (not yet), the cat doesn't love her
It's a very annoying man. He insists on having the heroine serve him, which makes people feel more and more uncomfortable.
He's really obsessed with back doors and gates
Looking forward to more episodes. The early pull is very exciting, but I still want to see some development after the relationship becomes clear. Will there be new episodes like "Everyday Life" [Star Eyes] One Person's Blood Book