Ongoing: The Concubine's Heartlessness
Aloof, sickly beauty × possessive, domineering older man
Lin Qing woke up and realized he'd transmigrated?
He had spent three years in this world and still couldn't figure out which Chinese dynasty it was. Luckily, he had transmigrated into someone else's body, and its owner came from a wealthy family, so he didn't have to worry about food and other necessities.
He'd thought he'd spend the rest of his life being a carefree freeloader. Then, three years later, a letter from the Lin family in Gusu turned his life upside down.
It turned out he was a distant cousin of Lin Ruhai, and Lin Daiyu's distant uncle!
As a thoroughly artsy young man of the modern age, Lin Qing had fallen deeply in “love” with Lin Daiyu from the moment he first read Dream of the Red Chamber. Whenever he reached an especially moving passage, he couldn't help aching over her fate. Now that he'd transmigrated into the world of Dream of the Red Chamber, he was part of Lin Daiyu's maternal family.
Remembering how, in the original novel, Grandmother Jia said, “The Lin family is all dead, and there's no one left to come get her,” Lin Qing gritted his teeth in fury!
So he resolutely decided to seek refuge with the Lin family.
As soon as the thought occurred to him, he distinctly sensed a System, something like an all-knowing encyclopedia modeled after Super Brain, implanting itself in his mind.
Then Lin Qing went a step further and asked Lin Ruhai to have him adopted by Lin Ruhai's parents, making him Lin Ruhai's younger brother in the eyes of the law and Lin Daiyu's uncle in the eyes of the law.
With his golden finger, he would pursue an official career, marry a noblewoman, and become Lin Daiyu's most steadfast support. He would protect the Lin family's wealth and never let her live at someone else's mercy again. He'd do everything he could to find her a good husband, help her become a first-rank titled lady, keep her healthy and long-lived, and give her a house full of children and grandchildren. He'd help her reach the pinnacle of life! And, along the way, he'd face-slap all the relatives who had bullied and smeared Daiyu in her previous life, making them watch in jealous fury as she rose to the top, with success in both family and career!
Currently serializing: The Concubine's Heartlessness
Aloof, sickly beauty × possessive, domineering older man
Blurb: Huifeng has a kind of cruelty that borders on innocence.
The ultimate in callousness is to be born without a heart or feelings.
Because she was sickly from childhood, all her vitality and attention were focused on her health. As a result, Huifeng was born without the string known as love.
No matter how passionate or deeply devoted you are, she remains unmoved.
Li Chengyan was neither the eldest nor born to the principal wife. He was named Crown Prince despite being a concubine's son. From the moment he could remember, he lived in a world of intrigue and deception. He carefully plotted and maneuvered at every turn, and to secure his position as heir, he shed untold amounts of blood and drove countless political rivals to ruin, leaving them wishing they could die.
Once he ascended the throne, he became the ruler of all under heaven, and none dared disobey his commands!
He thought the whole world was in his grasp.
He was no longer satisfied with Huifeng simply staying by his side.
He began demanding that Huifeng love him.
Just as he loved her.
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Huifeng never loved Li Chengyan, from beginning to end.
At first, he threatened her clanspeople to make her go with him. Later, he threatened her beloved friends and family to make her obediently bear his child. Finally, he used her maternal instincts and threatened the child's future to make her truly fall in love with him, just as he loved her.
Huifeng managed to do the first two things. But no matter how much she tried to deceive and force herself, she couldn't feel even the slightest affection for Li Chengyan. All she felt was helpless impatience and annoyance, without even the stronger emotion of hatred.
“I cut out my heart and gave it to you. Why won't you take it? What do you take me for?”
The emperor, already past thirty, trembled as he tried to control his strength and covered Huifeng's eyes, as empty as a cold pool. He couldn't bear to look at his own, nearly contorted face. Smiling bitterly, he spoke almost pleadingly: “Just pretend. Do it for your child.”
Realizing that the person in his arms could never love him, Li Chengyan placed a hand on her carotid artery and stroked its warm pulse again and again, feeling the life of his beloved beating beneath his palm. Beyond saving, he threatened her: “Say you will never leave me, not for your whole life.”
PS:
1. The heroine is a bit of an empty shell.
2. The male lead is not a virgin, while the female lead is.
3. Possessive, coercive romance.
4. The male lead is nine years older than the female lead.
Theme: Positive outlook
I haven't read this article for a long time. I occasionally glanced at the chapters and found that Daiyu appeared very rarely. The male protagonist's wife became the heroine. The main reason is that I don't like the male protagonist being in love with his so-called wife, and I don't like this "aunt". I feel sorry for Daiyu again. To outsiders, the male protagonist and his wife fall in true love, which means that Daiyu has become a guest at his uncle's house. The uncle has an aunt and will have sons and daughters in the future. Daiyu is no longer the unique uncle's "daughter" and has been reduced to the embarrassing situation of Xiangyun. You write I believe that the uncle's attitude towards Daiyu has not changed. If you want to write that the aunt treats Daiyu well, you take it for granted. I think this is the reason why no one knows how to comment. It's chapter 44 and Daiyu has been reduced to a supporting role. I suggest the author that if Daiyu appears in that chapter, it can be Write it in the catalog so that we can pick it up and read it. We have no feelings for this aunt and hate the male protagonist's actions. It is not the author's fault. It is because we care too much about Daiyu and don't want to deceive ourselves and others. Daiyu just changed to a Jia family with a better situation! Well! So confusing!
How could a concubine have the confidence to let her niece call the emperor "uncle"? The male protagonist CP still calls him "uncle" and is joking?
The male protagonist is stupid and useless... Fortunately, it was King Beijing who invited him to see him. What if it was the prince? What if it were the other three kings? It's like dragging the Lin family into the pit... I also tremble all over when I see someone with some supernatural powers... Isn't it a bit incompetent? I rely entirely on the system to study. I am sixteen or seventeen years old and I can't say that I don't have political sensitivity, but it is almost the same as not having it. Wasn't he in his twenties in his previous life? Can this really support the Lin family? Does the Lin family still have the energy to grow with him and let him keep trying and making mistakes? I am very disappointed that the male protagonist is such an incompetent and useless person...
What a surprising chapter! In order to avoid watching the scene of Lin Ruhai's death these days, I didn't dare to watch it. Today I clicked on it as soon as I saw the title. There was a surprise. Not only did Daiyu need a father, but the male protagonist also needed a brother!
This emperor's methods are high. On the surface, he is benevolent and righteous to the queen, but in fact, if he has accumulated it to a certain extent, the queen will definitely go down. How can the third prince be better?
When it comes to catching insects, the first place is the top pick, the second place is the second place, and the third place is the top pick. The second male lead should be second on the list
Well, I mainly want to know the ending of Pan Xin'er. What happens after she disappears?
Confused after reading these two chapters? The protagonist suddenly changes from a normal person to a bad (big) pen?
What a disgusting thing to do.
These chapters are so heart-breaking to read. Let's end the memories soon.