Has the General’s Black Moonlight Been Unmasked Today?

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[End of Volume One]

[An aloof, brilliant healer heroine x a sickly young general who is devoted, loyal, and cunning]

[Historical political intrigue and a journey across the land]

[Route: plague in Liangzhou, mystery in Ningzhou, witchcraft in Liao Zhou, siege of Li Zhou, prison of Lingzhou, back to defend Liangzhou]

An old case from the previous dynasty's imperial court. One day, Uighur cavalry massacres the imperial city.

Princess Qinghe flees and assumes a new name, becoming Chen Shuang, the first disciple of Laojun Pavilion.

At present, foreign tribes threaten the borders while warlords divide the realm within. The Hexi Jiedushi holds the military in his grasp, making the new emperor especially wary of him.

Chen Shuang receives orders to descend the mountain. Disguised as a man, she meets her childhood sweetheart once more.

She helps him rid himself of poison and repeatedly risks her life for him, while secretly using various factions to stir up the northwest.

Who would have thought that the sickly youth would look at her with ever greater tenderness?

She couldn't help clutching her secret identity even tighter...

Xiao Changfeng is the young marshal of Hexi. In his heart, he has always cherished the princess he met as a child in the imperial palace.

Ten years later, he is terminally ill, with little time left to live. Yet he falls for a mysterious female physician.

But she has a cool, distant gaze and says only, "General, please mind your conduct."

Though he knows her identity is shrouded in mystery, he still falls for her beyond saving.

Until his father is forced to send troops and dies on the battlefield, and Xiao Changfeng sees with his own eyes that she stands alongside the treacherous minister who framed his father.

Her expression remains cool and distant, devoid of affection even as she cuts down her enemies. She says coldly to him:

"I am not Chen Shuang. I am Li Qinghe, Princess of Great Tang."

His heart turns to ashes. He replies:

"The child you planted in me, Your Highness, I'll return it to you."

[Content notes]

[One-on-one romance, both leads have only been with each other, entirely fictional setting, late Tang-inspired backdrop]

[This volume has an open ending! An open ending! An open ending!]

[The leads get a perfect happy ending in the next volume! Finish this volume, then hurry over to read the next one! Its blurb is below.]

The next volume is now available

The next volume is now published as a new novel.

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After the Enemy General Mistook Me for His Beloved

Blurb:

Also known as Mistaking the Enemy General for My Lover and Always Wanting to Take Off the Enemy General's Mask

Chen Shuang, military strategist of Great Tang's Longyou Army, is peerlessly elegant and unmatched in wisdom.

After being captured, she uses a little trick to become the bedchamber slave of the Uighur Prince Xuan.

All because this foreign man in an iron mask looks exactly like the young man she loved, who fell off a cliff and died.

That night, curtains billow softly as red candles flicker.

Through the curling incense smoke, the young man in her heart seems to stand before her, his features unchanged.

Overcome by her feelings, she lifts the mask of the man before her and presses a deep kiss to his burning lips.

But he pounces on her, pins her beneath him, and grips her delicate throat as he asks hoarsely:

"Whose face are you seeing through my eyes? Which lover are you looking at?"

The Uighur Prince Xuan, Chi Yan, is a legendary warrior of his people, said to be brutal and abstinent, and to hate the people of Tang with all his heart.

Lately, he has been dazed and distracted, repeatedly dreaming of marrying a woman in red, their passion lingering and bittersweet.

After a victory, he makes the unprecedented decision to take a female captive as his bedchamber slave.

The woman is delicate and timid. She claims to be deeply in love with him, and even bears some resemblance to the woman in his dreams.

One night, intoxicated by her beauty, he loses himself in her fragrant tent. Just as his passion becomes impossible to resist,

he hears her call another man's name in her sleep.

The bedchamber slave vanishes without a word. In a fit of rage, Prince Xuan Chi Yan captures several cities of Great Tang in succession.

Everyone assumes he despises her, but when the envoys seeking peace arrive, they hear him say quietly:

"I can withdraw my troops. Search every inch of the land and find her. Bring her back alive.

Dig up that lover of hers and kill him without mercy."

The envoys tremble as they look up at the stern general on his horse, now unmasked, and bow deeply as they cry:

"Your Highness, you are her lover!"

[Plenty of chapters in reserve, updates almost every day, posted punctually at 21:00]

[An aloof, cunning fox x a wild wolf king]

One-on-one romance, both leads have only been with each other, happy ending, fictional Tang-era setting.

Amnesia trope. The leads are each other's substitutes for someone else.

Romance and plot are equally important. Includes political intrigue and matters of nation and family. No one is foolishly blinded by love. Sweet with angst.

Theme: Through life's twists and turns, stay true to yourself