Xie Wanyan was duped by a transmigration romance novel.
In the early chapters, the male and female leads were sweetly in love, with romantic tension through the roof. She had the time of her life shipping them.
But just when the two were finally granted a marriage, the plot abruptly switched from sweet to angsty. One female rival after another stirred up trouble, and the leads, who had once been inseparable, suddenly stopped explaining themselves whenever misunderstandings arose. They had mouths but never used them, and drifted further and further apart.
Xie Wanyan was so angry she wanted to climb into the book and punch them both until they came to their senses.
She never expected that when she opened her eyes again, her angry words would come true: she had actually transmigrated into the book.
Fortunately, she had become a pampered, sickly commandery princess. No need for palace intrigue, and she had money and leisure. Life was wonderful.
Then her matchmaking DNA kicked in. She would be the voice the male and female leads were missing.
Faced with a fragile-seeming love rival, Xie Wanyan was even more of a scheming green tea. Faced with arrogant noblewomen, she was even more domineering.
She could live without love, but her favorite couple had to end up together. She would protect their beautiful romance at all costs!
But why wasn't Chu Li off playing his part as the devoted second male lead? Why did he keep following her around? She was busy watching the drama and shipping couples, okay?
Chu Li's world had been dark since childhood. His mother consort was abused to death while protecting him, and his eldest brother was run through by enemy soldiers while covering his escape. Later, Chu Li suppressed his other brothers single-handedly and put his elder brother's son on the throne, becoming an idle regent himself.
He thought his life would pass in such dullness, but he never expected a woman like a little sun to come bursting into it.
From then on, his world was filled with light.
A straightforward commandery princess who loves playing matchmaker x a charming prince who is cunning and full of schemes
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The Imperial Yellow
1. Princess Changle Shen Yao, the eldest legitimate daughter of Emperor Qing, was blessed with breathtaking beauty. Raised amid the flourishing splendor of the palace, she was its most dazzling jewel.
Shen Yao's life should have been just like her title: peaceful, joyful, and blessed with good health.
But an unexpected dream shattered her quiet life.
In the dream, her father the emperor died of poisoning, her younger brother was framed for patricide and rebellion, her mother was deposed, and her maternal uncle the chancellor was executed along with his entire clan. In the end, she too was sent to the afterlife with a cup of poisoned wine. And the source of it all was the Qionglin Banquet held for the successful imperial examination candidates.
She deliberately fell into the water, and a reef cut the corner of her eye. The newly appointed top scorer rescued her, their skin touching in full view of everyone.
Under pressure, the princess married him. But on their wedding day, the groom told her that he had already given his heart to someone else and had been forced to marry her.
Shen Yao was kind by nature and believed his lies. On top of that, her appearance had been ruined, leaving her insecure. For years after their marriage, she indulged her husband, only to find that this had led to her own death. Only on her deathbed did she learn that her fall into the water had not been an accident. It had all been a conspiracy from the very beginning.
In the final moment before she closed her eyes, Shen Yao saw the youngest general in the country's history. Wearing armor and covered in blood, he carefully drew her gradually cooling body into his arms, tears in his eyes, as if she were a fragile treasure.
When Shen Yao awoke from the dream, it was the day the examination results were announced, three days before the Qionglin Banquet.
She would attend the banquet, and she would kill those who deserved to die. No one would be allowed to harm her family!
But what should she do about the young general from her dream?
2.
Princess Changle is refined and well-read, but she has one harmless little quirk: people with outstanding looks receive special treatment from her.
Everyone knows that although there are many handsome people, Her Highness the Princess is especially fond of the refined, elegant gentlemanly type.
Xiang Tingxuan, heir to the Duke of Zhenguo, went to guard the frontier beyond the border with his maternal grandfather as a child. A battle to pacify the border brought him great fame, and on his triumphant return to the capital, his strikingly handsome face immediately made him the dream man of countless noblewomen.
After arriving in the capital, Xiang Tingxuan unexpectedly started wearing blue robes and white caps. He looked less like a general and more like a scholar.
At last, when she saw the person she had longed for in the palace, she found him sitting on a sedan chair. She gazed at him for a long while, then smiled and said, "Young General, you look best in your armor."
Theme: Even in adversity, face life with a positive attitude
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Although it's very disgraceful, I still want to say that if gravity and inertia come into contact, my teeth will be knocked out and my skin will be broken. The picture is really not beautiful. Don't try it in reality?
Big, the character is OOC. It was originally written that the heroine is a well-known marriage mediator in the industry, so she must have handled hundreds if not thousands of cases. The concept of love must not be the same as it is now for children in their teens and early twenties. Their minds and methods will be more mature. Now they say that the concept of love comes from novels and professional books. This is not in line with the professionalism of the character's profession. Professional and technical service industries such as law and consulting are very easy for people to mature, so everyone says that Party B trains people. In addition, I don't know how old the heroine was in her last life, and many of her ways of speaking and thinking in this life feel less than 20. Of course, it can be explained as the fusion of two soul memories, but I can't feel the process of fusion. It feels like my mind was only 20 at the beginning. The character of the male protagonist also has OOC. As the regent, it is written that his emotions should not be exposed, but I feel that it just tells me "he is reserved, he is not exposed, and he is mysophobic". It is like a character. This character needs to be elaborated here, so the character is a bit flat. For example, let's say he is mysophobic. Instead of using a third person to describe his mysophobia as a contrast to the fact that he is special to the heroine and is "unclean", which makes me feel that the character is meant to be used when he wants to use it and not mention it when it is not needed. How about I suggest a way (of course you can not adopt it) to describe his mysophobia in some situations that have nothing to do with the heroine. For example, he will change his sleeves when they are stained with mud, and he will still insist on keeping himself clean when leading soldiers in the army. I didn't know that he was a germophobe, but I was told that this man loves cleanliness and is a good young man who pays attention to hygiene. The same goes for not showing emotions. I also had this little problem when I was practicing writing. I would pile up characters. Thinking that I like to be "romantic" and gentle and quiet, I would write straightforwardly, but the characters could easily become tools. Of course, most of them also write these details, such as the male protagonist finding Gungun for the female protagonist and protecting her mood. Those who like sweet stories will definitely like these paragraphs, and they can be more three-dimensional. Finally, it's not that capitalization is bad!! Not really!! Otherwise I wouldn't be able to see it now, which means there is still room for improvement and it can be better! The above is just my personal opinion. You can completely think that I am talking nonsense. You are the author and you are free to write how you want. I fully respect this.
Hey, is the emotional scene a bit sloppy?
Why don't you brush off the petals on your face? Hahahahahahahahahaha. There is a reason why the hero chases his wife to the crematorium.
The ending was indeed a bit rushed, and it felt like there were a lot of big scenes that were just brushed off.
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Why is there no wedding scene?!!
This vicious female supporting role of Miaomiao should be offline as soon as possible.
Big??? Don't give up! The child is still hungry
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