Please add these upcoming titles from my column to your favorites: Step Aside, the Villainess Is Taking the Throne and My Scheming Cousin Ran Away from Her Wedding
Delicate princess * rugged general
Zhao Shuanglan thought she had lived to a ripe old age. Seventy was considered a long life, and she had made it to seventy-one.
After her husband died, she inherited his title and lived a carefree, happy life. Apart from the throne, she had gained every honor one could attain and enjoyed the wealth and splendor people could only dream of.
She and Huo Xiao had never been fated to be a loving couple. She did not love him and even disliked him. By now, she only vaguely remembered that his shoulders were more than half again as broad as hers, and the imposing presence of his tall frame. She could not even remember his face.
Their relationship had been cold and distant, and only came to an end when Huo Xiao died in battle. When news of his death arrived, she had even secretly felt relieved.
At the final moment of her life, her mind was empty, and she suddenly felt a little regret.
If she could live her life over again, she would still be willing to marry Huo Xiao. For the unparalleled glory he had given her, he had turned her from an unfavored princess into a widow whom everyone at court respected. Even the emperor regarded her highly.
Everything gained came at a cost, and she was willing to put up with it.
She closed her eyes calmly. When she opened them again, she found herself back on her wedding day.
Zhao Shuanglan: ???
Later, his true feelings came like banners snapping in the wind as he rode to the hunt. Carried by the gusts he had stirred up in their previous life, they finally roared into her life in this one.
This novel is also known as When Is My Husband Going to Die?, When Can I Inherit My Husband's Estate? and I Really Want to Be a Widow.
P.S. One-on-one, both leads sexually inexperienced, happy ending, sweet romance.
Upcoming title: My Scheming Cousin Ran Away from Her Wedding
Black-hearted heroine * aloof gentleman
When Tan Zhiyi learned that the cousin staying at his home to await her wedding had run away, his heart, frozen like ice, grew restless.
He had not expected that she would really run away. He knew better than anyone that she had done it for him.
On those scorching, unspeakable nights, she was fragrant with lotus, and kept asking him by the ear,
“Do you really love me?”
“Will you help me break off my engagement?”
“Will you marry me?”
He would occasionally give her a perfunctory answer, all the while turning her smooth, slender waist, and leave only at dawn.
Tan Zhiyi found it ridiculous. Perhaps she had forgotten how she had seduced him. She was about to marry someone else, so why was she still asking such questions? Besides, he was the Tan family's legitimate heir, the most dazzling and upright gentleman in Yujing. How could he possibly give up everything for her?
Before her wedding, he resolved to put an end to this sinful relationship. But the warmth of her lips stirred a different thought in him: suddenly, he no longer wanted her to marry someone else.
Half seriously, half in jest, he said, “If you run away from this wedding, perhaps I'll marry you.”
Everything went smoothly, and he returned to being the self-disciplined, proper gentleman he had always been. But then, one day, the cousin who was truly supposed to be married arrived.
Then who was she?
Tan Zhiyi slowly went mad...
Upcoming title: Step Aside, the Villainess Is Taking the Throne
A slow-paced farming and daily-life story with a realistic bent, about surviving in a chaotic era and a woman becoming empress.
Su Ziyu transmigrated into an old-fashioned, melodramatic novel called The Prince, Hold Back! The Divine Doctor Princess Is Pregnant, as the divine doctor princess's younger half-sister.
As a villainess, she was poor, unloved by her grandparents and ignored by her father. With no way to escape, the little girl could only suffer under her mother's slaps and try to ingratiate herself with her divine-doctor sister, hoping to secure a future.
She thought her life would amount to nothing, but by chance she became a teacher's student. In this savage age, she needed abundant material resources and had to become stronger than her family just to shift the threads of fate a little.
Su Ziyu did not want to be pushed around by fate. She wanted to become strong.
Her teacher asked her: What makes someone strong?
Su Ziyu was lost. “A strong person must have something worthy of admiration. I can't think of anything to be proud of. I only feel that being a woman is pitiful. Even when we grow up, we're forced to marry and have children in a hurry, and our lives are over. How could I become strong?”
Later, war broke out everywhere, rebels rose up, and the people suffered terribly. Su Ziyu had never imagined that she would rise to prominence amid all this.
By then, behind her stood relatives devoted to her, friends who shared her ideals, countless people who had suffered through the flames of war, and the poor women oppressed by powerful rulers, fate, and the feudal age.
Someone asked her again: What makes someone strong?
Su Ziyu smiled faintly. “Now, my strength is my resolve for today: I will not die, and I will not yield.”
As a woman, she forged a brilliant path through this era with sheer determination.
“My abilities are more than enough to qualify a woman to govern. If you disagree, then come and fight me.”
Theme: Those with ability take on more responsibility
Yongjia is very smart in taking advantage of her father.
What a pity. Whether it is based on the main line according to the copywriting or the main line of the female self-revolutionary awareness flag raised halfway through writing, it should be very exciting to expand the writing. Unfortunately, the author wrote too long about the heroine who is still indifferent after rebirth and the troubles in the family of the sixth and second princesses. It may be because the plot was not comfortable before entering V, or it may not be promoted. Because of this, the word-of-mouth has not spread, the readership has not been consolidated, and the number of collections is not high. In the end, the author has no patience to write it down. In the middle, the feminist consciousness is piled up by shouting slogans, the superficial measures to support women and children and rebellion, the palace security is in name only, and a few palace scandals are easily achieved, and it is difficult to have a beginning and an end. I have read the author's "Rebirth of the Poor Wife". The author's writing and story planning skills are very good. I personally think that the characters of the male and female protagonists in this book are better than that of "The Poor Wife". The highlights of the plot in the second half of the secondary CP in "The Poor Wife" almost overshadowed the main CP. Fortunately, Sui Yuan and Gu Zhiheng steadily sprinkled sugar to stabilize the main plot. Alas, I feel sorry for this book again.
To be honest, I feel that the current collection is not worthy of this article.
Yes, it's pretty good-looking. It would be better if there were some follow-up explanations at the end.
Huo Wei: Knowledge is power!
Princess face: Who cares about you? Princess Inside: It's actually pretty good-looking.
It feels like the author's pacing is suddenly rushed, the effective plot is impetuous, there are many slogans, and there are few specific processes of doing things, which is a pity.
Seeing this, I suddenly felt that the first third of the page was about the heroine being indifferent to the hero and waiting for his death, and the hypocrisy and disgust of the couple Lao Liu and Lao Er. There was too little about the rivalry between the hero and heroine and the heroine's effective process of changing the plot. The rhythm and conception have not been brought up for a long time, which makes the current sublimation plot very hasty.
Why can't the sixth couple have a lower sense of presence like the second couple? Just like the shrewish woman who stirs up trouble at the entrance of the village and her unsatisfactory husband, why does the plot of this book always rely on such unfavorable characters?
The ending is rather rushed.