Chi Xiyao, the most beautiful woman in the capital, is publicly jilted by the second young master of the Chancellor's family.
In an instant, the only legitimate daughter of the Duke's residence becomes a laughingstock throughout the capital.
Chi Xiyao is delighted to be free of the match. If she can't get married, so be it. She can establish her own household and live off the family fortune. Fine clothes and good food, with no household quarrels. What could be better?
But then the emperor suddenly remembers his great-niece. With an imperial decree, he grants her in marriage to a newly risen noble, a young general who has just won great military honors.
On the day the marriage is announced, countless young women in the capital shed tears, their hearts shattered.
The young general, however, merely stares in a daze, lost in thought, and delays accepting the decree.
Is she going to be jilted a second time? Furious, Chi Xiyao sneaks into the general's residence in the middle of the night, steals the little scented sachet he always wears at his waist, clearly a gift from the woman he loves, and draws a giant pig's head on his face for good measure.
Thinking she has carried out her plan flawlessly and gone unnoticed, Chi Xiyao happily climbs back over the general's courtyard wall.
But after she's gone, the young general rises from his bed, touches the clumsy marks on his face, and laughs aloud.
He summons a subordinate in the middle of the night and instructs him, "Go knock that courtyard wall down a little more, so the little rabbit doesn't fall."
"General, Miss Chi has been jilted again. That man was far too bold. Should we tie him up and throw him into the pond?"
"No need. Don't dirty the pond."
[The young general's secret love finally comes true. You think you forced yourself on me, but in truth, I was already hopelessly in love.]
Note: Cover art from Bishui.
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[False propriety vs. genuine composure] [Marriage first, love later; the hero's secret love comes true]
At the Lantern Festival palace banquet, Su Yining, the legitimate daughter of the Earl of Zhongqin's household, is drugged by someone. Fighting through its effects, she stumbles away and crashes into a man's arms.
Dazed and disoriented, she faintly catches the familiar scent of wood, but can no longer tell whether she's dreaming or awake.
The wind and rain rage outside all night. Lost in a dream, they whisper sweet nothings, their cheeks and temples brushing...
When she suddenly awakens from the dream, Su Yining's cheeks are flushed. She stares at the person beside her, dazed for a long time. His features are deep-set, and when he looks up at her, his eyes seem to burn like wildfire. It is Xie Yu, heir to the Marquis of Yong'an, the very man who broke off their engagement.
The news spreads at once, and the Noble Consort personally arranges their marriage.
On their wedding night, the veil is lifted. Su Yining looks up anxiously, her hair piled in a cloud and her jeweled hairpins gently swaying.
Their eyes meet. Xie Yu looks at her without joy or sorrow. "This marriage may not have been what you wanted, but things have come to this. There's no turning back."
Su Yining nods calmly. All right.
Her father broke off the engagement when the Marquis of Yong'an's household fell on hard times. It is only natural that Xie Yu holds a grudge.
[Aloof as a mountain peak, and deadly when he loses control.]
Theme: It's never too late to fall for someone.
The main article is finished. I will update the daily couple's daily life story later. I may add a modern version of the campus story, the grievances and resentments of the older generation, and the story of the deputy CP. Since some friends may not like to read it, I will mark them all as they are mainly about who the story is about.
I especially like the author's writing style. It is one of the best among the articles I have read. It is smooth, vivid, antique, and the description is detailed and fitting.
In terms of plot, I feel like some adjustments could make it more attractive. All the following only represent my own feelings after reading it:
One is the comfort level. As described above, the heroine was in a bad situation in the house, being targeted in various ways, not taken seriously outside the house, and was framed and assassinated by various people. Although the setting is that the heroine will not suffer any loss, but she will retaliate and will take revenge later. But after a long time, I saw the heroine replying with a few words. Even evil people often bring it upon themselves and bring about their own destruction. In terms of the pleasure of torturing a scumbag, it might just be a little bit worse.
Moreover, the reason for the heroine's forbearance towards her grandmother and family in the past was that she was not favored, but when she exploded later, it was because she felt that she would no longer have expectations for her family. However, the heroine's degree of favor has not changed these two times, so it seems that the heroine's previous forbearance was not a kind of wisdom, but too tolerant. The subsequent outburst was not a deliberate move, but an impulse.
Another thing is that the entanglement setting feels like there are still some areas that are not connected.
For example, the queen and the heroine's grandmother argued that the other party beat the mandarin duck, causing the hero's adoptive father to die of depression, but at the end it was said that the adoptive father was killed by someone who rebelled against the king, and the queen even hid his body. So there was no body when he was buried, and neither the hero nor the emperor discovered it? Moreover, dying to save a driver is a meritorious service and will not be concealed. The male protagonist should also know it. Why did he immediately think that there was a blood feud between him and the female protagonist when he heard it? To put it bluntly, even if the grandmother beats the couple and the male protagonist's adoptive father is depressed to death, it is not a blood feud, at most it is just a bit of jealousy.
Also, the queen was just a concubine of a nobleman back then, and she was passed around to many people, which shows that her life was not good. She should have been saved when she left that place. Why did the male lead's adoptive father take her away from her homeland? Is it purely out of love and hatred? However, this episode about the elders has not been updated yet, and it is estimated that the answer will be available by then.
Finally, there is the emotional line. I particularly like this kind of sweet story where there is no third party between the male and female protagonists, and there is no plot like running around with the ball or having a cold war. But there are some misunderstandings that I feel can be resolved sooner.
For example, the heroine mistakenly thought that someone else saved her from the water, and later thought that the hero had a sweetheart, so she did not correct this misunderstanding.
For example, the heroine mistakenly thinks that the hero's wallet is a gift from her sweetheart.
For example, the heroine dreams that the person who harmed her brother is suspected to be the hero.
For example, the heroine was accidentally told by people around her several times that the male protagonist was sanctimonious but was actually immoral.
Because the heroine is a girl who has experienced her father's betrayal of her feelings. She has been divorced so many times that she no longer wants marriage. Her last engagement was also terminated because the other party had an affair with an extramarital affair. Suddenly she gets involved with a girl who is suspected to be related to her brother's disappearance. Her friends say her love history is unclear and she avoids her. She has a sweetheart to a large extent, but she turns around to find the person whom the emperor granted marriage to. When she is suddenly pulled together, wouldn't your first reaction be to think that the other party has a conspiracy?
But currently it all depends on the heroine trusting the hero's character, so she chooses not to doubt it, or put it aside, and it feels like she has been hanging on her heart throughout the process.
Because of the heroine's upbringing and experience, she probably doesn't like to rely on and trust other people, especially unfamiliar people. Therefore, the misunderstanding between her and the male protagonist should have a greater impact on her decision, instead of being very considerate and believing that the male protagonist must have a reason or misunderstanding every time. After all, the people around the heroine do not give her such successful cases of trusting others. On the contrary, many of them are not worthy of trust.
In addition, the male protagonist is set to be raised by the queen since he was a child, and he is the only heir to the Duke's palace. He is the youngest general and has just returned from victory. He has outstanding appearance and is on par with the female protagonist. So when he faces the heroine, his more hesitation is that he is worried that the heroine will not like him because of his status as a military commander. He may worry about gain and loss because of this and dare not express his feelings, but it is not an extremely inferior mentality. After all, he grew up as the proud son of heaven, so when he fell in love with the heroine, his character must have been finalized.
Some of the descriptions of the straight male protagonist not understanding emotions are a little exaggerated. For example, even if he doesn't understand emotions, the male protagonist should at least know that the female protagonist is a noble girl, not a brothel girl. There is a high probability that what he learned from a brothel girl on how to please a woman will not work on a serious fiancée. The resulting ridiculous misunderstanding can indeed reflect the hero's ignorance and inexperience, but it is somewhat contradictory to his own rigorous and capable characteristics.
I don't know if I've said too much, but overall I'm looking forward to the upcoming extras and the author's new works, so keep up the good work!
It's really good. I'm looking forward to the new episodes.
I'm writing a new article recently. It's so sweet that I'm losing my teeth. Really. Can you collect one?
Highlight: Didi Didi. The extra story tells other people's stories. The last few chapters are mainly about the grudges and grudges of the elders. If you don't like to watch non-male and female protagonists, don't buy it. Don't buy it. Save your money and watch the male and female protagonists' post-marital life, daily modern background of raising children, etc.
Give me a shout every day. Watch it in advance. It will be released soon.
A shout out every day. Pre-collection. Please click and collect. The article will be published on National Day.
That's it, how can this queen have the nerve to say that someone else killed the hero's adoptive father? At first, I thought she had some opportunity to become bad, but it turned out that she was a born evil person.
Finally waiting for the daily sweet love
The grudges between the elders, why the emperor was prejudiced against the heroine's grandmother, and why he didn't pay much attention to the heroine and his brother for so many years. It's all in this extra chapter. But buy with caution. If you don't like supporting roles, don't buy it. The protagonist is the Queen, who has very bad views. She is a complete bad guy and does bad things. Save a small amount of money to buy the sweet extras at the end.
Falling Flowers and Spring Silence
Xiao Jiaojin
Swaying Moon
Late Spring
I Ran Away After Confessing to the Immortal Venerable
Time Gallops Past in Your Eyes
The Demon Lord Told Me to Stop Picking People Up
Springtime at the Temples
Wildfire
He Insists on Being My Boyfriend
Dyeing the Rouge Red
Transmigrated as My Crush's Archrival
The main article is finished. I will update the daily couple's daily life story later. I may add a modern version of the campus story, the grievances and resentments of the older generation, and the story of the deputy CP. Since some friends may not like to read it, I will mark them all as they are mainly about who the story is about.
I especially like the author's writing style. It is one of the best among the articles I have read. It is smooth, vivid, antique, and the description is detailed and fitting. In terms of plot, I feel like some adjustments could make it more attractive. All the following only represent my own feelings after reading it: One is the comfort level. As described above, the heroine was in a bad situation in the house, being targeted in various ways, not taken seriously outside the house, and was framed and assassinated by various people. Although the setting is that the heroine will not suffer any loss, but she will retaliate and will take revenge later. But after a long time, I saw the heroine replying with a few words. Even evil people often bring it upon themselves and bring about their own destruction. In terms of the pleasure of torturing a scumbag, it might just be a little bit worse. Moreover, the reason for the heroine's forbearance towards her grandmother and family in the past was that she was not favored, but when she exploded later, it was because she felt that she would no longer have expectations for her family. However, the heroine's degree of favor has not changed these two times, so it seems that the heroine's previous forbearance was not a kind of wisdom, but too tolerant. The subsequent outburst was not a deliberate move, but an impulse. Another thing is that the entanglement setting feels like there are still some areas that are not connected. For example, the queen and the heroine's grandmother argued that the other party beat the mandarin duck, causing the hero's adoptive father to die of depression, but at the end it was said that the adoptive father was killed by someone who rebelled against the king, and the queen even hid his body. So there was no body when he was buried, and neither the hero nor the emperor discovered it? Moreover, dying to save a driver is a meritorious service and will not be concealed. The male protagonist should also know it. Why did he immediately think that there was a blood feud between him and the female protagonist when he heard it? To put it bluntly, even if the grandmother beats the couple and the male protagonist's adoptive father is depressed to death, it is not a blood feud, at most it is just a bit of jealousy. Also, the queen was just a concubine of a nobleman back then, and she was passed around to many people, which shows that her life was not good. She should have been saved when she left that place. Why did the male lead's adoptive father take her away from her homeland? Is it purely out of love and hatred? However, this episode about the elders has not been updated yet, and it is estimated that the answer will be available by then. Finally, there is the emotional line. I particularly like this kind of sweet story where there is no third party between the male and female protagonists, and there is no plot like running around with the ball or having a cold war. But there are some misunderstandings that I feel can be resolved sooner. For example, the heroine mistakenly thought that someone else saved her from the water, and later thought that the hero had a sweetheart, so she did not correct this misunderstanding. For example, the heroine mistakenly thinks that the hero's wallet is a gift from her sweetheart. For example, the heroine dreams that the person who harmed her brother is suspected to be the hero. For example, the heroine was accidentally told by people around her several times that the male protagonist was sanctimonious but was actually immoral. Because the heroine is a girl who has experienced her father's betrayal of her feelings. She has been divorced so many times that she no longer wants marriage. Her last engagement was also terminated because the other party had an affair with an extramarital affair. Suddenly she gets involved with a girl who is suspected to be related to her brother's disappearance. Her friends say her love history is unclear and she avoids her. She has a sweetheart to a large extent, but she turns around to find the person whom the emperor granted marriage to. When she is suddenly pulled together, wouldn't your first reaction be to think that the other party has a conspiracy? But currently it all depends on the heroine trusting the hero's character, so she chooses not to doubt it, or put it aside, and it feels like she has been hanging on her heart throughout the process. Because of the heroine's upbringing and experience, she probably doesn't like to rely on and trust other people, especially unfamiliar people. Therefore, the misunderstanding between her and the male protagonist should have a greater impact on her decision, instead of being very considerate and believing that the male protagonist must have a reason or misunderstanding every time. After all, the people around the heroine do not give her such successful cases of trusting others. On the contrary, many of them are not worthy of trust. In addition, the male protagonist is set to be raised by the queen since he was a child, and he is the only heir to the Duke's palace. He is the youngest general and has just returned from victory. He has outstanding appearance and is on par with the female protagonist. So when he faces the heroine, his more hesitation is that he is worried that the heroine will not like him because of his status as a military commander. He may worry about gain and loss because of this and dare not express his feelings, but it is not an extremely inferior mentality. After all, he grew up as the proud son of heaven, so when he fell in love with the heroine, his character must have been finalized. Some of the descriptions of the straight male protagonist not understanding emotions are a little exaggerated. For example, even if he doesn't understand emotions, the male protagonist should at least know that the female protagonist is a noble girl, not a brothel girl. There is a high probability that what he learned from a brothel girl on how to please a woman will not work on a serious fiancée. The resulting ridiculous misunderstanding can indeed reflect the hero's ignorance and inexperience, but it is somewhat contradictory to his own rigorous and capable characteristics. I don't know if I've said too much, but overall I'm looking forward to the upcoming extras and the author's new works, so keep up the good work!
It's really good. I'm looking forward to the new episodes.
I'm writing a new article recently. It's so sweet that I'm losing my teeth. Really. Can you collect one?
Highlight: Didi Didi. The extra story tells other people's stories. The last few chapters are mainly about the grudges and grudges of the elders. If you don't like to watch non-male and female protagonists, don't buy it. Don't buy it. Save your money and watch the male and female protagonists' post-marital life, daily modern background of raising children, etc.
Give me a shout every day. Watch it in advance. It will be released soon.
A shout out every day. Pre-collection. Please click and collect. The article will be published on National Day.
That's it, how can this queen have the nerve to say that someone else killed the hero's adoptive father? At first, I thought she had some opportunity to become bad, but it turned out that she was a born evil person.
Finally waiting for the daily sweet love
The grudges between the elders, why the emperor was prejudiced against the heroine's grandmother, and why he didn't pay much attention to the heroine and his brother for so many years. It's all in this extra chapter. But buy with caution. If you don't like supporting roles, don't buy it. The protagonist is the Queen, who has very bad views. She is a complete bad guy and does bad things. Save a small amount of money to buy the sweet extras at the end.