Ah Ying

Chapter 66 begins the married-life arc. The main characters' story has already ended.

There's a continuation, set in the same world and picking up where the previous story left off, but told from Su Yi's older sister's perspective. Read with care, dear readers. (So if you like Yingying, you can stop at Chapter 74. Please be careful about subscribing to the whole novel or enabling auto-subscription. Love you all, hearts.) This story needs editing.

The Daily Life of Lord Xu and His Cat

Formal Blurb:

My cousin said that beneath the blue robes of a civil official, even his bones were hard.

During the autumn hunt, the imperial entourage was attacked, and he was badly wounded and trapped.

In the shadowy forest, scarlet blood soaked through the white bandage wrapped tightly around his waist. His lips were cracked, and sweat poured down his face, yet he smiled and stroked Zheng Ying's head, telling her, "Your Highness, even without me, you must find a way out."

She looked into his eyes and edged closer, little by little. The man's scorching breath brushed her soft earlobe, and his potent masculine scent surrounded her...

The girl's eyes were half-closed, her throat unconsciously moving.

Her heart burned like fire.

In Zheng Ying's blank-slate life, she experienced for the first time what her aunt meant by desire...

Playful Blurb:

Zheng Ying was the emperor's youngest daughter. Back when her father was leading his armies to conquer the land, she was still running barefoot over hill and dale, raised entirely without restraint and wild beyond measure.

Later, her father became the supreme ruler, and the little monkey became the most honored princess in Great Wei. Still, she ran all over the imperial city with a pack of young nobles in tow, making her father's brow throb day after day. At last, he picked up his imperial brush and ordered Xu Yan, an assistant grand secretary, to teach her in the inner study.

The imperial clan's young nobles were in an uproar, trembling with fear.

Everyone told the little princess:

This lord is no ordinary man, so be careful. Whatever you do, don't cause a ruckus like you used to. But she was simply too wild to listen.

They still remembered the day they first met. The little princess brought along five large, fierce dogs and waited on the road the assistant grand secretary had to take to reach her lesson. She swished her long skirt and raised her chin. "You're the new teacher?"

There's a big age gap!!! If that's a dealbreaker, run!

My Brother (Reborn)

A series of romantic rivalries between a woman's former husband and her older brother.

(The female lead and the second male lead are reborn one after the other; the eldest brother wins her heart.)

Blurb One:

Meng Qi had always been aloof and hated the powerful more than anything. Yet in the end, he was forced to marry a noblewoman from a powerful family.

He didn't know what kind of malice had driven him to marry a girl who loved him wholeheartedly.

He even treated her coldly for six years.

Zhao Mingyi was of noble birth, beautiful, and innocent. After six years of marriage, he couldn't find a single fault in her. Sometimes, he even despised himself for being drawn to her goodness.

Then the quiet days, still as stagnant water, dragged on. The smile on Mingyi's face grew fainter and fainter. She became quiet, stopped talking, and no longer clung to him.

Meng Qi was stubborn. He couldn't learn to lower his head, nor was he willing to admit that he loved her.

In the twelfth year of Chengqian, an epidemic struck Yunzhou. Meng Qi was there providing disaster relief, and in his wildest dreams, he never thought he wouldn't even get to see her one last time...

Blurb Two:

Mingyi had always believed that Meng Qi had personally asked for her hand from the Zhao family, so he must have liked her at least a little.

At the very least, he shouldn't have been so distant.

They were married for six years, and he never once came to her courtyard of his own accord. They were exceedingly formal with each other.

At first, she thought that was simply his nature, that he was a cool and distant man. So she always took the initiative to get close to him, even humbling herself to win over the people around him, until she was utterly exhausted in body and mind.

Only in the end did she realize that Meng Qi could never love her.

She was a daughter of the Zhao family, and Zhao Shu's younger sister.

Back when she fell for him, her elder brother had used his influence to force Meng Qi to come ask for her hand. The power of the aristocratic clans had left him unable to breathe. How could there possibly have been love?

In the twelfth year of Chengqian, an epidemic struck Yunzhou. Mingyi caught the disease, and as she lay dying, she thought of her brother, far away at the border.

Zhao Shu doted on her so much. How could he bear to let her go...

1. Zhao Shu and Mingyi are not related by blood.

2. The male lead is the older brother. The blurb and title are tentative, and some details may be adjusted later.

3. Zhao Shu is domineering, extremely domineering. He only ever yields for Mingyi.

4. More details to come.

Theme: Study hard and live happily.