(My new story, "The Great General Brings Home a Green Tea Beauty," is now available. Please add it to your reading list.)
Story Blurb: [Possessive Love / The Male Lead's Long Road to Winning Her Back]
When Ruan Xintang died, she was already pregnant. The child wasn't her husband's, Young Master Meng's, but that of her old flame, Prince Jing, Fu Yunjue.
During her final days in captivity, she kept waiting for Fu Yunjue to visit her, but the one who came was his adopted sister, unrelated to him by blood.
She said, "I'm going to marry my brother."
Blood stained Ruan Xintang's skirt as the flames scorched her skin...
**
Reborn, Ruan Xintang was unexpectedly ordered to enter Prince Jing's residence, where she became an honored guest. Looking at Fu Yunjue's cool gaze, she recalled her tragic death in her previous life and understood: A cold-hearted man can ruin your whole life!
She swiftly cut off her feelings, kept herself in check, and stayed at a respectful distance from Fu Yunjue.
Fu Yunjue disliked this young lady, who had designs on him, and was always cold and cutting toward her.
But one day, the young lady began looking at him as if he were a contagion to be avoided, and it stuck in his craw. The feeling only grew as he watched one man after another approach her.
The rift between them deepened, until they were both caught in a scheme and spent one reckless night together. Ruan Xintang regretted it bitterly, beating her chest and stamping her feet.
The next day, she dutifully drank a dose of birth control medicine. After putting down the bowl, she saw Fu Yunjue walk in with several packets of medicine. Ruan Xintang smiled faintly. "You needn't trouble yourself, Prince. I've already taken birth control medicine."
Fu Yunjue's expression turned icy, as if he had plunged into an abyss.
Author's Note:
The setting is fictional. The leads have only ever been with each other.
The leads misunderstood each other in their previous lives.
After being reborn, the male lead gradually remembers his past life.
In her previous life, the heroine was forced into marriage with the young heir as part of his scheme. The heir is deranged and cruel.
Please add "The Great General Brings Home a Green Tea Beauty" to your reading list!
When Miaomiao was nine, she became engaged to Si Lixing. She kept him company while he studied and practiced martial arts, and fought with others on his behalf.
She spent three days and nights embroidering a sachet for him, pricking her fingertips with countless needles just to make him happy.
She thought she only had to wait patiently for their wedding day. But when Si Lixing returned victorious, he brought an orphaned girl with him.
The girl broke the vase Miaomiao had carefully prepared. Miaomiao scolded her, and the girl was so frightened she pricked her hand.
Si Lixing's expression was icy. "How long are you going to keep throwing your young-lady tantrums?"
*
Si Lixing repeatedly abandoned Miaomiao for the orphan. At a state banquet, the orphan provoked her, and in a fit of rage, Miaomiao pushed her into the pond.
Si Lixing flew into a rage and sent her to Qingliang Temple to reflect in seclusion. Watching him dote on the orphan, Miaomiao's heart froze to death.
A letter breaking off the engagement was sent to the general's residence.
Furious, Si Lixing galloped through the streets to the Duke of Guo's residence, only to see the eldest son of the Jing family arrive with a box of gifts, beaming with happiness.
Si Lixing's fists cracked as jealousy gnawed at him to the bone.
He fixed a chilling stare on Miaomiao, who was reclining on a stone couch, and said in a low voice, "Had your fun yet?"
Miaomiao lifted her beautiful eyes and smiled sweetly. "Si Lixing, I don't want you anymore."
**
Later, a dagger plunged into her chest, all to stop her from leaving…
Bonus Scene:
A friend asked, "Hey, that extraordinarily handsome gentleman keeps looking at you. Do you know him?"
Miaomiao didn't even look at him. Her voice was cold as ice. "Never met him."
Crack! The great general crushed the soup spoon in his hand.
*
#The righteous and responsible Great General Who Guards the Nation Embarks on His Journey to Becoming a Yandere#
Miaomiao: ???
#The Worse the Great General Acts Early On, the More Unhinged and Devoted He Becomes Later#
Miaomiao: Hmph...
Theme: Love and marriage need to be nurtured
He Regretted Toying with Him Too Late
I Said He Wasn't Up to It
I Accidentally Fell into My Husband's Brother's Arms
The Year He Said He Liked My Best Friend
The Chief Minister Regrets It Too Late
The Third Year After the Divorce
The Noble Heir's Quest to Win His Beloved
The Princess Wants a Divorce Right After the Wedding
The Crown Prince Looks Just Like My Dead Ex
After the Great General Brought Home a Green Tea Girl
The Cousin Is Both Delicate and Charming
Sweet Stepsister
The heroine is really great. She finally completed her revenge through her own efforts. It was definitely the right choice for her not to tell the hero. To be honest, if the heroine hadn't planned it herself, Yaojia's crime of killing her husband would have been settled privately by the hero, and Yaojia would not have been imprisoned at all. As for the subsequent plan to catch Yaojia and Yingshan, it was also because of the heroine's performance The desire for revenge is too firm, and the male protagonist knows that there is no room for change, so he can only choose to side with the female protagonist to protect her. As long as the female protagonist has the slightest chance to forgive Yaojia, the male protagonist will definitely try his best to save Yaojia. Because throughout the article, the male protagonist's tolerance for Yaojia has no bottom line. No matter how vicious things Yaojia did, the most severe punishment the male protagonist gave her was to roar, hahahahaha. I believe that even at that time, Yaojia was really After stabbing the female protagonist to death, the male protagonist will only be mad and heartbroken, but he will still not do anything to Yaojia. At most, he will send Yaojia away for a while, and when Yaojia cries and begs, he will still take Yaojia back and worship her like his ancestors. The male protagonist loves the female protagonist, but he will indulge Yaojia without any bottom line. It's hard to say which of the two feelings is more profound ~
Can we change the male protagonist, or not abuse the female protagonist? Sometimes her fingers are pressed, and sometimes she is hit by a carriage. It is too frustrating for the female protagonist to be unscathed. Don't repeat the routine where the heroine is seriously injured, but the hero is heartbroken.
This is forgiven. . . . .
The heroine is too weak and completely misses the chance of rebirth. If a person is stepped on, he will subconsciously hit the other person's legs a few times. The heroine just screamed and had no other reaction. It's so weak.
What on earth is the heroine thinking now? She's ambiguous and wavering, smelling like green tea.
Find a dandy to set up a trap and insult the female protagonist, otherwise you don't have to marry her. I don't believe that the male protagonist can't do it, he just doesn't want to.
I really don't know why the male protagonist keeps that adopted sister. Hasn't he already repaid his kindness? He clearly knows how much the heroine hates his adopted sister, yet he tolerates him again and again, even assassinating the heroine once, and still dares to let her stay in their palace. When the heroine said that she might have been killed by her adopted sister in her previous life, he was just angry and did not take any substantive action. He cares that his adopted sister is better than the heroine, right? I really don't like the male protagonist. He becomes so smart when he meets his adoptive sister that he might as well just stay with his adopted sister. Why are you pretending to be so affectionate?
Yaojia is like this, but he just sends her away
As long as someone can open his mouth
Xue Er is really disgusting. He got together with An three months ago and kept it secret. He also accused the heroine of not loving him. He is really a double standard.