[Transmigrated Aloof Princess x Reincarnated Straight-Laced Jail Warden]
A Zhi is the hapless princess of the Great Liang dynasty. Just after turning eighteen, she is to be sent to a Taoist temple to become a Taoist priest, spending the rest of her life praying for her tyrannical ancestor and absolving him of his sins.
Of course, daring as she is, she decides to run away. But she's physically weak, and after only two steps she slips and falls into the water, transmigrating to Jinning City two hundred years in the past.
Other people transmigrate and become wealthy young ladies. The moment she arrives, she's mistaken for an evil spirit and drenched in dog blood!
The man who splashed her with dog blood is named Chen Fengnian. What? Chen Fengnian! He has the exact same name as her tyrannical ancestor!
In Jinning City two hundred years in the past, she has to clear her name while dealing with evil spirits, and stop her ancestor from harboring improper thoughts about her.
Dealing with evil spirits is a piece of cake, but dealing with her ancestor... is too hard. Maybe she should just go back.
Chen Fengnian has spent nearly half his life in Jinning City. After working as a constable for eight years, he has just been promoted to prison warden when he runs into a strange woman.
She's aloof and dignified in front of everyone else, but around him, she's... a noisy chatterbox.
Sometimes she's flirtatious with him, sometimes she's caring. Just as he's about to confess his feelings, she says, "You're my ancestor!"
He has never encountered such a unique way of turning someone down. He's not the sort to pester someone, but she...
Just when he finally makes up his mind to focus on revenge, hey... why has she come back again?
[Bonus Scene]
A Zhi: "I'm A Zhi, a princess of Great Liang. You're my eighth-generation ancestor, Chen Fengnian, the founding emperor of Great Liang."
Chen Fengnian, thinking: Is she turning me down?
A Zhi: "I can help you achieve greatness, but don't you dare harbor any improper thoughts about me."
Chen Fengnian, thinking: She's really good at flirting.
A Zhi: "Say something."
Chen Fengnian: "What is your surname, miss?"
A Zhi: "My surname is Chen, the same Chen as in Chen Fengnian."
[Reading Guide]
1. Updates at 9 p.m. every night. The author takes one random day off on weekends. Author's Weibo: Fo Luo Lun Cha Florencia.
2. A slow burn. The heroine is ruthless, and the hero is extremely reserved.
3. The main story has a bad ending.
4. Readers who want a happy-ending bonus chapter can leave me a message. If enough people ask, I'll seriously write a universally happy ending.
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Theme: Even when burdened by shackles, keep moving forward bravely.
Because I had thought about a side story before, but when I sent it out, I found that the response was average and some parts could not stand up to scrutiny. Students who need an extra chapter leave a message below this post. If there are many people, I will seriously write an extra chapter to give them a universal happy ending.
Although no one seemed to care about my ending, it was really well written.
Although A Zhi always said harsh words, Chen Fengnian was still more cruel and indifferent compared to him. He couldn't say anything to save her, and he didn't dare to ask her to come back. He knew that A Zhi would wait for him, but he still doubted A Zhi's intentions, and in the end he decided to decide her stay or go at will. What if A Zhi finally takes poison and dies? Of course she has nothing to miss, but why should Chen Fengnian
Oops, ouch, it feels so uncomfortable. Chen Fengnian is more cruel than A Zhi. It's so uncomfortable. My Zhao Fenglang. I wish I could chop those dead Taoist priests alive for A Zhi
The male protagonist is so cruel, he has used up his yang life and yin life, and there is no afterlife, leaving Ah Zhi alone 200 years later. Just thinking about it makes me feel desperate and sad for Ah Zhi!!
He passed away when he was only 27, heartbroken.
"Struggle, Growth, Change, Love, A Little Insight into Destiny" It turned out that the person who started the game was A Zhi. Chen Fengnian lit everything on fire and took him and A Zhi away. It was a bit tragic and a little relieved. I remembered the saying "If life is not happy, just follow the wind and set fire". It's a bit unwilling, basically everyone has found a peaceful and peaceful way of life, why did they sacrifice themselves, Chen Fengnian stayed in the fire, and A Zhi lived alone in another dynasty.
"Struggle, Growth, Change, Love, A Little Insight into Destiny" It turned out that the person who started the game was A Zhi. Chen Fengnian lit everything on fire and took him and A Zhi away. It was a bit tragic and a little relieved. I remembered the saying "If life is not happy, just follow the wind and set fire". It's a bit unwilling, basically everyone has found a peaceful and peaceful way of life, why did they sacrifice themselves, Chen Fengnian stayed in the fire, and A Zhi lived alone in another dynasty.
Ah, it turns out I burned it myself.
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