My upcoming novel, The Princess Sent to Marry and Her Little Wolf from the Northwest, is next in line. Please show it some love.
Everyone in the harem is racking their brains to compete for favor, but the Imperial Noble Consort just wants to laze around!!!
Come on, she has food, drink, and a respectable rank. Isn't this a life worth enjoying? Isn't it great!!!
That's right, stay away from palace intrigue and live a safe, happy life!
The emperor: "Excellent, my beloved consort. Say that again."
*The proper blurb begins below.
Everyone knows that the Imperial Noble Consort in the palace is a formidable woman.
On her wedding day, she and the empress were brought into Qifeng Palace from the main palace gate in a phoenix carriage. The emperor personally helped her down from the carriage, and she worshipped Heaven and Earth alongside him.
The emperor even issued a special decree allowing the Imperial Noble Consort to avoid kneeling to the Son of Heaven and to skip paying her respects to the empress and observing the rules.
From then on, the Imperial Noble Consort reigned supreme over the six palaces.
That's right, Qiao Yueyan is the legendary Imperial Noble Consort.
But can someone tell her why the emperor she transmigrated to meet is her childhood sweetheart from the modern world?
What kind of absurd plot twist is this!
One-on-one romance, happy ending.
Don't click if this isn't for you. If you drop it, please don't leave a review! Read the content warnings below carefully!
*Content warnings. Please pay attention, please pay attention, please pay attention!
1. The male lead has a harem in the early part of the story.
2. The male lead is a native of the ancient world. He had concubines before meeting the heroine. If this bothers you, proceed with extreme caution!!! In bold!
3. The heroine's childhood sweetheart from the modern world is the male lead, but the male lead did not transmigrate to the modern world. This will be explained in the story.
4. I can't guarantee the male lead is sexually inexperienced in a palace-intrigue novel, but I do guarantee they will be each other's one and only for life in the later part.
5. He's not a typical scumbag, but there will absolutely be a long road to win his wife back. A scumbag who has never been put through the wringer isn't a proper scumbag.
6. Don't judge the whole novel by the blurb. No way!!!!
7. There are straight, gay, and lesbian side couples!!!!!
My upcoming novel, The Princess Sent to Marry and Her Little Wolf from the Northwest, is next in line. Please show it some love.
The eldest legitimate princess of the Dayan Dynasty is a poor girl whose father doesn't love her and whose mother died young.
A high monk once foretold that she was born under a fate that brings death to those around her, cursing her father, mother, and family.
Her sisters and brothers in the palace bully and humiliate her, and even the palace servants treat her carelessly.
Her own brother hates her, and so does her mother's family. They blame her birth for taking her mother's life.
So when the young wolf king of the northwest asks Dayan for a bride, everyone sends her north for a political marriage without a second thought.
On the day Gu Qinghuan is sent away to marry, she thinks she is simply going from one cage into another.
But on their wedding night, Yujulv grabs her hand, his eyes shining, and says, "Sister, I've brought you home."
Later, Yujulv takes her across every grassland in the northwest. They climb snowy peaks and see the sands of the great desert.
Gu Qinghuan has always thought of Yujulv as someone like the sun, until visitors arrive from the Yan Dynasty.
They sneer at Gu Qinghuan's supposedly cursed fate from their lofty heights.
This is the first time Gu Qinghuan sees Yujulv angry. The young man, who burns as brightly as the sun, personally kills the ringleader who insulted Gu Qinghuan, then looks up with a bloodthirsty, ruthless gaze.
No one else dares disrespect Gu Qinghuan again.
Yujulv wipes the blood from his hands before daring to approach Gu Qinghuan. He takes her hand solemnly and says, "Which immortal dares say my sister has a bad fate? I'll end his line of worship. An immortal like that isn't worth believing in."
My sister is the love the Eternal Heaven bestowed upon me, and the moon I cherish most.
Theme: Hold one person's hand and enjoy peace in this world.
This explosive demining project will definitely not be seen by anyone. The author is also an honest person.
Here, the male protagonist loves the female protagonist, but turns around and sleeps with someone else, and the other person is pregnant, ah? This level of explosion. Can't stand it
We are engaged in modern times, and now we ask the heroine to be a concubine. Later, the queen became pregnant and gave birth to a prince. There were already so many concubines and they were later drafted. There is really no need for such a crematorium. Can't the heroine marry someone else? The ashes will be scattered.
Please torture the male protagonist more. I really want to see the male protagonist in the crematorium, and then in the ending the female protagonist returns to modern times and is with her Xiaoyan
When will the wife-chasing crematorium start, I will come back and see, now I just feel that the heroine has accepted the hero, and there is no longer any intention to muddle along.
An Rujin should have whipped the whip on Zhao's daughter-in-law. She is like a mother-in-law. She should discipline her sister. What's wrong?
No crematorium for Chasing Wife??? Are the male and female protagonists just going to get by like this???
The prince of Nangao Kingdom will probably go crazy if he knows the truth. Haha, why do I want to laugh? In fact, it's not that big of a deal. The Nangao Kingdom has curried favor with the Shangguo, and the position of the Nangao Kingdom's crown prince and heir apparent has been stabilized. It also has two more noble wives. Aren't they just two wives who are cuckolds? Anyway, I feel a little uncomfortable.
To be honest, it feels weird
Maybe I love myself more? I just think the heroine is stupid and pitiful