Please add my upcoming new novel, Good Fortune and Joy, to your collection!
The palace attendants all said that Princess Duanmin was like the moon in the sky: cool, noble, and unreachable.
But only Song Yu, the hostage prince of Song, knew how wild Xie Wan could be in private.
Teasing maids, visiting brothels, playing mahjong: she could do just about anything a dissolute wastrel might enjoy.
That night, Song Yu, clad in black, darted across the rooftops of the capital.
Suddenly, a muffled whimper reached his ears. He stopped.
"Y-Young master, please spare your servant..."
"Good girl, I, Xie, would never let you down."
Song Yu: "..."
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Everyone said that Song Yu, the seventh prince of Song, was a fool and a good-for-nothing. He had been sent to Qin as a hostage at the age of six, couldn't recite the Rules for Students by the age of eight, and still couldn't draw a bow at ten.
Although he grew up to be handsome and charming, he was still a man with barely a speck of learning.
Even when the emperor of Qin later betrothed his eldest princess to Song Yu, everyone said the old emperor must have been blackmailed by that fool into marrying the princess off to him.
Who could have expected that one day news would arrive from the front: the general who had destroyed Song was none other than that fool, Song Yu...
Everyone: "..."
Don't mess with him, don't mess with him. When a fool gets ruthless, he'll even wipe out your whole family.
Blurb for the upcoming novel, Good Fortune and Joy:
Just as Jixiang was about to lie flat, she transmigrated by accident.
Day One: Dad died.
Day Three: Her home was gone.
Day Five: She saw a ghost in her dream.
Jixiang: "..."
Jixiang had never believed in gods or Buddhas, but she knelt before the Buddha statue and prayed sincerely. "May Buddha show mercy. May Buddha show mercy..."
Theme: When life gives you the chance to enjoy yourself, don't worry about the future
