A beginner's writing exercise. Incoherent, and even the ending is a bit of a mess. I strongly recommend not reading it!
A noblewoman from the previous dynasty lives in seclusion in a remote place, earning her keep by running a noodle shop. Her business does so well that it makes a spoiled young master jealous. He kidnaps her, but along the way, real bandits intercept them and take her up the mountain.
Later, the spoiled young master comes to rescue her and falls for her.
They fall in love and promise themselves to each other, but then she unexpectedly loses her memory.
[Before losing her memory: All I've ever wanted is a home for two, three meals a day, and all four seasons together.]
[After losing her memory: The Qingxuan Jade Kitchen private restaurant is my life.]
Mu Shaoting once ran wild in his hometown, causing trouble and courting disaster at every turn, much to the locals' dismay. Later, he rose quickly through the ranks to become a high-ranking court official, admired by the people. Looking back on his youth, he had two greatest regrets:
[First, taking the imperial examinations.]
[Second, the brand on her right arm.]
※ Set in an imaginary world, with some customs and culture inspired by the Song and Ming dynasties.
※ No gut-wrenching angst, just the occasional bittersweet moment. A sweet story with plenty of romance.
Theme: Beautiful love means growing together and lighting each other's way.
In the novel, please don't write about the heroine's incontinence except for sexual intercourse...
I've been reading this article for so long, and this is the first time I've seen someone say that the male protagonist's eyes look like a deer's. Usually they say that the female protagonist's eyes are pure and like a deer's hahahaha
The male protagonist is so funny hahahaha
The male protagonist appears as a villain.