The full novel is currently being revised. Next novel: Never Marry Again
/clear-headed, tenacious wildflower x cruel young master who brings his own ruin/a groveling redemption arc, sc
Novel blurb:
When Li Qiang saw Sheng Yu again after reaching adulthood, she was rolling around in the mud.
Under the blazing sun, covered in grime, she lifted her head from the filth. Her face, as flawless and white as jade, still shone as brightly as ever.
He took Sheng Yu back and gave her a place to stay. The girl who had once made his heart skip a beat in his naive youth had now become a bird in his cage, a swallow beneath his eaves, a plaything in his palm.
Li Qiang was pleased with himself. He had never felt this triumphant, not even when driving back a hundred thousand enemy troops.
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Sheng Yu was born the treasured daughter of the Fu family, raised in luxury. Only bright stars could catch her eye, and nothing but brilliant clouds were fit to become her skirts.
Then, in a single day, her family was destroyed. Stripped of her surname, she became a lonely ghost adrift in the world. There was no bright moon above her anymore, only sour porridge in her bowl.
But then she saw Li Qiang. The young general came from the carefree days of her youth. Now he was dashing and debonair, his eyes warm with indulgence, and he could speak of love with effortless ardor. She couldn't help falling for him, despite having nothing to her name and rags on her back.
Sheng Yu did everything she could to return his affection, setting her tattered clothes ablaze to kindle a fire and shedding hot tears as though they were pearls.
Until Li Qiang finally admitted that, to him, she was worth no more than a house, a rare ornament, or a length of fairly comfortable, serviceable linen.
Everyone thought Sheng Yu ought to accept her fate.
She did, but not entirely.
Fate was given by Heaven, but her heart belonged to her. She might indeed be listless, timid, and useless, but whatever was in her heart could be given and taken back. No one could ruin that. Besides, wild grass had its own merits. Wherever she was, she could make a life. Why insist on living behind golden walls and beneath glazed tiles?
She said, "The world is vast, and there are plenty of places I can go. My lord, we need never meet again."
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[Content warning!]
###This story contains coercive possession. Please read with caution!
▼Pre-release 1: The Scattered Blossoms Upon My Robes. Blurb below↓~
When Si Mushan was young, he rescued the orphaned daughter of the Xie family, and from then on, he found himself saddled with a clingy little dumpling.
The Xie family had been renowned for their grace and refinement, but the only one left, Xie Xiang, suffered from a condition that left her unable to speak. Even after living by Si Mushan's side until she was five or six, she still couldn't utter a word.
When people pointed at little Xie Xiang to mock or pity her, the young Si Mushan would sweep them with a cold gaze, then scoop the little dumpling into his arms and hide her securely against his chest, refusing to let anyone even look at her.
As a child, Xie Xiang loved clinging to Si Mushan, and he indulged her. But little by little, the older brother who had once wanted to carry her in his arms every hour of the day began to grow distant and cold.
As an adult, Si Mushan went off to war, while Xie Xiang became a celebrated painter in the capital. Perhaps the blessing of the Paint Immortal was upon her, for when she painted, she would occasionally find herself uncontrollably depicting the most powerful scene in the mind of the person she touched.
Xie Xiang carefully kept this ability secret. Then, one day, Si Mushan suddenly came home.
Xie Xiang stole a glance at him, then cautiously and properly bowed. Si Mushan reached out and gave her the slightest support.
He looked down at her, his expression stern and silent, his eyes deep and shadowed.
Xie Xiang couldn't help feeling hurt, and let go of his hand.
That night, as usual, Xie Xiang was painting by the window.
Her brush once again moved against her will. To her shock, it depicted Si Mushan pinning her beneath the eaves and kissing her.
Xie Xiang stared at the painting, stunned, and sank into thought.
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Theme: Struggling and growing through hardship
The glamorous reader pushed the author into the corner and approached him evilly. "Tell me what you want to put in it."
"Wuwu, reader, it's yours, it's your big collection, put it in my small advance collection..." (Crying) (blushing) ↓
*In "Scattered Flowers Full of Clothes", I used drawings to read my mind and ended up seeing things I shouldn't have~
*Click "Thirst" to watch Xiao Jin gradually knock down the big German Shepherd!
Come and enjoy these final articles↓
* "The Queen Became Everyone's White Moonlight" Seven men competed for the crematorium, and they all had to be burned!
*"The eldest princess wants me to rebel" The cheerful and sunny boy warms his heart and cures the eldest princess who has been sick for many years~
There are many more that I can't put down, so netizens came to see me^.^
I feel that this story is only complete if it is, otherwise it would be too much of a fairy tale. Later, the male protagonist, who was qualified to be crowned the great treasure, was turned into a stupid roe deer.
It was indeed written in the second half. . . How to say it? The male protagonist is too infatuated and unrealistic. Although this is a romance novel, especially if he abandons his country and career, I feel that if he wants both power and beauty, the ending will be even more tragic.
Who are you to scold me? I actually feel that the male protagonist has no real harm to the female protagonist. It is possible that the male protagonist separated from the female protagonist because of his bad mouth. It is also possible that the male protagonist has not had time to figure out what kind of feelings he has for the female protagonist. However, when I saw the BE version, I felt that the female protagonist should not marry Orion. Why must she marry someone else when she has other choices? It's like jumping out of one pit and into another pit. Does the heroine have to marry someone else to be considered retributive for the hero?
The ending of the extra be may be more in line with the direction of the story, alas
I really want to see a side story about the heroine's childhood sweethearts who have no trouble at home, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I originally wanted to reply to the floor, but I thought I might as well start a new floor.
From the male protagonist's point of view, he never thought about marrying someone else. He pestered the female protagonist to apologize and beg for peace several times, but was rejected several times. After the female protagonist said she hated him, he never pestered her again. They met later to protect the female protagonist. I still remember that the female protagonist hated him and automatically wanted to stay away. It was quite miserable. If you can change your evil ways, you are still a good dog. After all, you were really cute before you made a mistake!
From Shengyu's point of view, her ex-boyfriend who had just saved her was in a bad state and was about to get into trouble. She wanted to help, but she didn't forgive him. Didn't the male protagonist say that Shengyu just treated him as a dog on the roadside and pitied him? Moreover, after the misunderstanding was resolved, the male protagonist did not leave any indelible damage.
In fact, it is the male protagonist who has always been in love but cannot get it. Shengyu is determined to follow his own path of growth. Whether he chooses to leave or forgive, he is not rigid about the love between men and women, and he does not care about gains and losses. I really like Shengyu! There is a kind of open-mindedness and bravery in my heart. I really hope it can be sweeter in the future before it ends.
I felt that the plot of abusing the male protagonist was too thin, and they reconciled before reaching the point of enjoyment, just like a roller coaster suddenly stalling in the middle of the climb. Putting aside the complex inner dramas of the male and female protagonists, after the male protagonist married another man without telling the female protagonist and played with the female protagonist's feelings, causing the two to break up, the male protagonist did four things: 1. Constantly pestering the female protagonist (very low-key) 2. While pestering the female protagonist, he helped her find old belongings from the Fu family. 3. Rushed to Yue'an County to rescue the heroine (the crisis the heroine encountered was also largely caused by him). 4. If you are in a bad mood, you will be stricken with acupuncture and become miserable.
So what did he, this little bitch, do right to deserve to be embraced by a beautiful woman?
Except for saving the heroine, which can be considered as his compensation to the heroine, he has not paid any substantial price at all. The focus of torturing the hero is still expressed through inner drama, which makes people feel very vain.
And the logic of the heroine is also very strange. She was very firm and brave when she took the initiative to leave, but she still had to go to the battlefield when the war was over. Now she sees the hero crying in pain and forgives her. She feels that you have suffered in a relationship and I have also suffered, so we might as well make up (?) You should wake up, you are trying to conquer yourself, female goose! Of course he deserves his pain. You have calmed down now. Your goal of living a plain and happy life has nothing to do with the male protagonist's personal pain. Why should you compensate for the male protagonist's pain?
What he gets is what he deserves. To put it bluntly, the dog man sheds tears in pain but he has the power over the world. At this time, the heroine no longer considers the worldly gap between the two, nor does she care about the past when the hero played with her feelings. The man shed a few tears until she was heartbroken.
If the male protagonist is not obsessed with it, it would be good for girls to find their own happiness. Obsession is only temporary, and it will really dissipate
Paper Airplane Filter
The Three Protagonists Came to Save Me After Being Forced into Marriage by the Villain.
Thirst
Scattered Flowers All over the Dress
Poisonous Beauty
Little Zhu the Maiden
Lost Love Can Be Reclaimed (Double Rebirth)
Joy in the Golden Tower
Social Misfit
The Swallow Returns to Its Nest
Spoiling A Jiao
Where the Sparrow Will Nest
The glamorous reader pushed the author into the corner and approached him evilly. "Tell me what you want to put in it." "Wuwu, reader, it's yours, it's your big collection, put it in my small advance collection..." (Crying) (blushing) ↓ *In "Scattered Flowers Full of Clothes", I used drawings to read my mind and ended up seeing things I shouldn't have~ *Click "Thirst" to watch Xiao Jin gradually knock down the big German Shepherd! Come and enjoy these final articles↓ * "The Queen Became Everyone's White Moonlight" Seven men competed for the crematorium, and they all had to be burned! *"The eldest princess wants me to rebel" The cheerful and sunny boy warms his heart and cures the eldest princess who has been sick for many years~ There are many more that I can't put down, so netizens came to see me^.^
I feel that this story is only complete if it is, otherwise it would be too much of a fairy tale. Later, the male protagonist, who was qualified to be crowned the great treasure, was turned into a stupid roe deer.
It was indeed written in the second half. . . How to say it? The male protagonist is too infatuated and unrealistic. Although this is a romance novel, especially if he abandons his country and career, I feel that if he wants both power and beauty, the ending will be even more tragic.
Who are you to scold me? I actually feel that the male protagonist has no real harm to the female protagonist. It is possible that the male protagonist separated from the female protagonist because of his bad mouth. It is also possible that the male protagonist has not had time to figure out what kind of feelings he has for the female protagonist. However, when I saw the BE version, I felt that the female protagonist should not marry Orion. Why must she marry someone else when she has other choices? It's like jumping out of one pit and into another pit. Does the heroine have to marry someone else to be considered retributive for the hero?
The ending of the extra be may be more in line with the direction of the story, alas
I really want to see a side story about the heroine's childhood sweethearts who have no trouble at home, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I originally wanted to reply to the floor, but I thought I might as well start a new floor. From the male protagonist's point of view, he never thought about marrying someone else. He pestered the female protagonist to apologize and beg for peace several times, but was rejected several times. After the female protagonist said she hated him, he never pestered her again. They met later to protect the female protagonist. I still remember that the female protagonist hated him and automatically wanted to stay away. It was quite miserable. If you can change your evil ways, you are still a good dog. After all, you were really cute before you made a mistake! From Shengyu's point of view, her ex-boyfriend who had just saved her was in a bad state and was about to get into trouble. She wanted to help, but she didn't forgive him. Didn't the male protagonist say that Shengyu just treated him as a dog on the roadside and pitied him? Moreover, after the misunderstanding was resolved, the male protagonist did not leave any indelible damage. In fact, it is the male protagonist who has always been in love but cannot get it. Shengyu is determined to follow his own path of growth. Whether he chooses to leave or forgive, he is not rigid about the love between men and women, and he does not care about gains and losses. I really like Shengyu! There is a kind of open-mindedness and bravery in my heart. I really hope it can be sweeter in the future before it ends.
I felt that the plot of abusing the male protagonist was too thin, and they reconciled before reaching the point of enjoyment, just like a roller coaster suddenly stalling in the middle of the climb. Putting aside the complex inner dramas of the male and female protagonists, after the male protagonist married another man without telling the female protagonist and played with the female protagonist's feelings, causing the two to break up, the male protagonist did four things: 1. Constantly pestering the female protagonist (very low-key) 2. While pestering the female protagonist, he helped her find old belongings from the Fu family. 3. Rushed to Yue'an County to rescue the heroine (the crisis the heroine encountered was also largely caused by him). 4. If you are in a bad mood, you will be stricken with acupuncture and become miserable. So what did he, this little bitch, do right to deserve to be embraced by a beautiful woman? Except for saving the heroine, which can be considered as his compensation to the heroine, he has not paid any substantial price at all. The focus of torturing the hero is still expressed through inner drama, which makes people feel very vain. And the logic of the heroine is also very strange. She was very firm and brave when she took the initiative to leave, but she still had to go to the battlefield when the war was over. Now she sees the hero crying in pain and forgives her. She feels that you have suffered in a relationship and I have also suffered, so we might as well make up (?) You should wake up, you are trying to conquer yourself, female goose! Of course he deserves his pain. You have calmed down now. Your goal of living a plain and happy life has nothing to do with the male protagonist's personal pain. Why should you compensate for the male protagonist's pain? What he gets is what he deserves. To put it bluntly, the dog man sheds tears in pain but he has the power over the world. At this time, the heroine no longer considers the worldly gap between the two, nor does she care about the past when the hero played with her feelings. The man shed a few tears until she was heartbroken.
If the male protagonist is not obsessed with it, it would be good for girls to find their own happiness. Obsession is only temporary, and it will really dissipate
Maybe, this is the best ending