My new novel, Morning and Evening, is now underway. Interested readers are welcome to check it out!
Blurb: Taking what you want + chasing your wife to the crematorium (60% anti-theft, 48-hour delay)
Mu Zhen transmigrates to ancient times and becomes an orphan with both parents dead. With no hope of returning home, she works hard to build a life for herself. Her goal is to secure a peaceful existence in an era where men hold all the power. Just as that peaceful life seems within reach, a man of noble birth suddenly appears. He corners her at every turn and lays traps, promising her untold wealth and glory.
But what he offers is a life as a concubine, summoned whenever he wants and cast aside whenever he pleases, required to pay her respects morning and evening. That is not the life she wants, so she does everything she can to escape.
Chu Jin was the late-born son of the previous emperor, raised from childhood by his elder brother, the crown prince. After his brother ascended the throne, Chu Jin was made Prince Cheng and put in charge of the imperial courts. It made him the sort of man who always gets what he wants.
In his fourth year overseeing the courts, Prince Cheng toured Jiangnan on an inspection and chanced upon a woman in the street. One glimpse was enough to stir his interest.
Later, one day, that woman stopped his horse in the street, pleading prettily for him to save someone. He had already decided to let her go, but she dared to approach him of her own accord. Chu Jin was never one to deny himself, so he struck a deal with the young lady.
The young lady's looks and temperament were very much to his taste, so Chu Jin brought her back to his manor, dressed her in fine silks, doted on her and indulged her. He even considered making her his secondary consort.
Who could have guessed the woman would run away?
Remembering a warm spring afternoon, Chu Jin had stroked the back of the woman's neck and promised, "Even if I marry someday, there will always be a place for you in this manor."
She lifted her chin, smiling like a flower. "Then I thank Your Highness."
Her smile was bright, but her eyes were cool. She must already have been planning her escape then.
When Chu Jin heard the news, he crushed his teacup and said viciously, "If I catch her, I'll make her kneel and beg for forgiveness."
Later, he finally found her.
But he was the one begging for forgiveness.
Her expression remained indifferent. Unmoved, she said, "Your Highness, please let me go."
Theme: Even if your life is as insignificant as a blade of grass, you must struggle to survive.
The heroine failed to resist in the end, but she didn't fall in love with the hero (which is the best part) (not counting after returning to modern times). She was forced to soften. There were still very few parts of pursuing the wife, and it was relatively dull after seeing it.
After watching it, I felt so sad. I thought the male protagonist Queshi was hateful at first, but in the end he was humble and pitiful. It has changed a lot, and the era is different, and the environment is different. The male protagonist is indeed at fault, but he has grown up in such an environment since he was a child. If he likes it, he will marry by force and take it. When he is cautious later, he will really have some understanding and feel a little uncomfortable.
It's quite similar to Fan Long, not bad, it's a meal replacement article.
Damn, can the story of two people in modern times be a novel on its own?
Uh, we can't let the male protagonist change his mind in the modern world, uh, like Pu Yi, change his ideas from the heart, and his thoughts can take care of themselves.
It was so frustrating for the viewers... In the end, the male protagonist came to modern times again. I was going to vomit, such a disgusting male protagonist.
After reading it all at once, it felt a bit like Fan Cage, but with an open-ended ending. It feels like they will definitely come together, and it's also a good novel. With encouragement
It's a coincidence that the heroine has the same name as me, and even the child's nickname is the same as my son. . . Those who don't know think I wrote (??ω??) Shuan Q
It's really not bad, but I feel like the male protagonist's emotions are too stiff.
I just love to take this bite by force, it's quite fun to watch