Currently serializing: "The Sickly Scholar and His Widowed Sister-in-Law Move In Together." Please add it to your favorites!
Blurb:
★ An age-gap romance with a devoted, possessive younger man. The male lead is intensely obsessive, and his worldview is unlike that of an ordinary person.
★ A ruthless, poisonous, fragile, insecure male lead x a doting, fiercely protective female lead. (Both virgins.)
Gu Qianqian transmigrates into a book. The System tells her that her life is now bound to the villain's: if one lives, they both live; if one dies, they both die.
She thinks it over, then lies flat. The major villain, Qin Xuan, is incredibly powerful, and in the end he turns away from evil and lives longer than the entire protagonist group.
So being bound to him means an easy win, right?
But on the seventh day after she transmigrates, she brings home a child from outside. His name is Yu Qiuyan, the illegitimate son of the Marquis of Pingchang and a courtesan.
When Gu Qianqian read the book, she cried for the poor child. He spent his life suffering from illness, eating slops and sleeping in a stable. He died of illness at only seventeen.
Gu Qianqian treats him like her own little brother, and he sweetly calls her "Big Sister," his eyes curving into a smile.
"Big Sister, may I do your hair for you today?"
Gu Qianqian watches the person styling her hair. He's grown taller and older. He works with intense care, combing each and every strand. His cool fingers brush the back of her neck, seemingly by chance, making her heart skip a beat.
"Big Sister, all done." His eyes sparkle with a tender smile.
Yu Qiuyan is the true villain. He grew up surrounded by scorn and hatred, and his heart had long since rotted. His body, too, was broken and frail.
Having slept and eaten alongside beasts, he had long forgotten that he was human too.
No one in this world would love him. No one but her. To hold on to that fleeting warmth, he pretended more and more convincingly to be human, begging only that she not abandon him.
Is there finally going to be a glimmer of light in this dark, filthy world? But why does she smile at other men too, and so beautifully? He is maddened by jealousy.
Later, as he fertilizes the magnolias she loves most, a few streaks of dark red seep out of the fertilizer.
Big Sister can only belong to me.
Another serial: "The Sickly Scholar and His Widowed Sister-in-Law Move In Together"
Blurb:
Shu Yao transmigrates into a book and becomes a new widow on her very first day of marriage. The eldest young master suddenly dies, leaving only the frail, eccentric second young master in the household.
She is forced into a bond with her sickly brother-in-law and must build up his trust in her.
Their awful relatives want to seize the rich old man's estate and keep finding ways to bully the second young master in the household.
The slender, cold young man stands silently in the snow, not a flicker of emotion in his deep eyes, like a still pool.
When Shu Yao sees him being bullied, she shields him.
From the intrigue-filled inner household, to the ramshackle hut of the poor, and then to the treacherous court, she is always at his side.
The frail youth eventually becomes a powerful minister whose name shakes the court. On the day he places first in the palace examination, he gently embraces her and steals a restrained kiss.
System: [Ding! Trust level increased.]
Shu Yao's eyes widen. Kissing raises trust? Why didn't you say so earlier?
So, just as he is about to pull away, she hooks an arm around his neck and draws him back down, pressing her lips to his again.
He freezes. Then he holds her tightly around the waist, and a storm crashes over them.
Ji Shijing has read all the classics of the sages. He seems as beautiful as a Buddha, but his mind is demonic, and he is a thoroughly cold-blooded monster.
His only wish is to stay with his sister-in-law forever.
But what if she doesn't love him? He has his own way of making her fall in love with him.
Ji Shijing: "Sister-in-law, my chest hurts."
Shu Yao: "Let me see."
He slowly takes off his outer robe, leaving only a thin inner garment. The contours of his lean muscles are just visible. A droplet of water slides down from his long, narrow eyes, pauses for a few seconds at his beautiful collarbone, then runs down beneath his clothes.
Shu Yao: ...That's an outrageously obvious attempt at seduction!
Later, on countless nights filled with surging desire and burning passion, the sick, sinister young minister kneels humbly at her feet, gently holds her around the waist, and kisses her with both tenderness and passion. At last, the desire hidden away in the darkness is brought into the light.
"Sister-in-law, please take pity on me. Don't leave me."
Reader's guide:
1. The male lead starts out with an aloof "Stay away from me" attitude. He doesn't begin seducing the heroine until the middle of the story, when he lures her in step by step until they both fall.
Theme: When your heart turns toward the sun, you will find your own light.
I'm really convinced. If you haven't eaten shit before, you can check it out. The author's writing is very good. Where did he come up with the pseudo-human plot? . . . . Ten thousand girls were raped, and all the guys who were nicer to the heroine ended badly. . . . . It made me so angry. I must be crazy.
After watching it, I felt it was a bit rushed since I lost my memory. Some of the supporting characters were miserable, especially Brother Gao, who was disabled. The third prince was just offline. It was so fun at the beginning. I thought there would be a lot of obstacles, but they didn't appear at the end.
After the heroine lost her memory, the article started to go up and down. To be honest, I am quite interested in this author's novels. This one was a bit disappointing. I still liked the first half. Many of the storylines that shape the protagonist and supporting characters are simply mentioned in one stroke, which makes me feel that the characters of the protagonist and supporting characters are not rich enough, and the second half of the writing is really low-level.
Why are the supporting characters in this article so miserable? Lou Tinghan is pretty good to the male and female protagonists, and he is a good person. He runs an academy to teach people, and his mother also likes the female protagonist. They ended up in such a miserable situation. They were on the wrong team, but Brother Gao has a deep affection for the female protagonist. Okay, I have nothing to say. He was crippled by the male protagonist for no reason. After saving someone, he became disabled. The female protagonist should know that she can't just forgive the male protagonist.
? Author, are you still awake? Do you still know what you are writing about? ? ? ? Do you want to take another look for yourself? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
These chapters are so perfunctory. . . Inexplicably, there is an extra level of height. .
I feel like this is a story about two heroines. Tang Zijin and Qin Xuan have too many roles. Although she is said to be the original heroine, the protagonist of this title is Gu Qianqian.
After the heroine lost her memory, it started to feel very perfunctory, a bit high and low.
OK, Gao Shen did nothing wrong, right? They also saved the female protagonist, the male protagonist had her legs broken, and the male and female partners except Qin and Tang, most of them ended badly, and every time there was a case, the girl was stripped clean and thrown into the street. I was really disgusted by it. I wanted to see how it was written at the end.
Jinjiang can still see such a scale. It's not all about the cold snow on the plum branches and the fallen leaves floating in the sea. It's actually possible. Sihasha
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I'm really convinced. If you haven't eaten shit before, you can check it out. The author's writing is very good. Where did he come up with the pseudo-human plot? . . . . Ten thousand girls were raped, and all the guys who were nicer to the heroine ended badly. . . . . It made me so angry. I must be crazy.
After watching it, I felt it was a bit rushed since I lost my memory. Some of the supporting characters were miserable, especially Brother Gao, who was disabled. The third prince was just offline. It was so fun at the beginning. I thought there would be a lot of obstacles, but they didn't appear at the end.
After the heroine lost her memory, the article started to go up and down. To be honest, I am quite interested in this author's novels. This one was a bit disappointing. I still liked the first half. Many of the storylines that shape the protagonist and supporting characters are simply mentioned in one stroke, which makes me feel that the characters of the protagonist and supporting characters are not rich enough, and the second half of the writing is really low-level.
Why are the supporting characters in this article so miserable? Lou Tinghan is pretty good to the male and female protagonists, and he is a good person. He runs an academy to teach people, and his mother also likes the female protagonist. They ended up in such a miserable situation. They were on the wrong team, but Brother Gao has a deep affection for the female protagonist. Okay, I have nothing to say. He was crippled by the male protagonist for no reason. After saving someone, he became disabled. The female protagonist should know that she can't just forgive the male protagonist.
? Author, are you still awake? Do you still know what you are writing about? ? ? ? Do you want to take another look for yourself? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
These chapters are so perfunctory. . . Inexplicably, there is an extra level of height. .
I feel like this is a story about two heroines. Tang Zijin and Qin Xuan have too many roles. Although she is said to be the original heroine, the protagonist of this title is Gu Qianqian.
After the heroine lost her memory, it started to feel very perfunctory, a bit high and low.
OK, Gao Shen did nothing wrong, right? They also saved the female protagonist, the male protagonist had her legs broken, and the male and female partners except Qin and Tang, most of them ended badly, and every time there was a case, the girl was stripped clean and thrown into the street. I was really disgusted by it. I wanted to see how it was written at the end.
Jinjiang can still see such a scale. It's not all about the cold snow on the plum branches and the fallen leaves floating in the sea. It's actually possible. Sihasha