New stories coming soon: Wrongly Pitying You and I Want a Divorce. Add them to your collection! Their blurbs are at the end.
Qin Yue had been told since childhood that the powerful Yong'an Marquis Qi family was the Qin family's sworn enemy, and the true culprit behind her family's ruin.
But fate had it in for her. While searching for her father's whereabouts, she fell into the hands of Qi Shaolin, the young heir of the marquis.
After publicly humiliating her, the reckless and vicious heir took her back to the capital.
Who could have guessed that an accident along the way would send them both tumbling off a cliff?
Qin Yue woke first. Just as she was about to get rid of this scourge of the Qin family, he opened his eyes and timidly called her, "Mother."
Qin Yue: "..."
Her moment of softness kept her from striking the fatal blow.
On the road, the once cold and ruthless heir turned into a foolish, gentle, and utterly devoted lapdog, loyal to her alone, indulging and protecting her at every turn. Before she knew it, she had fallen for him.
That lasted until he regained his memories and left.
Qin Yue thought that, given what they had shared, Qi Shaolin would at least spare her when they met again.
But when she fell into his hands once more, he showed her no mercy.
In the dark, sunless dungeon, Qin Yue endured the pain throughout her body and forced a smile. "What, don't you recognize your mother anymore?"
Qi Shaolin, clad in jade-like brocade, looked down at her with cold eyes, then suddenly smiled. "Of course I remember."
He crouched down and raised her chin with a white fan, speaking each word distinctly: "Every single thing that happened in Jingzhou."
Qi Shaolin, heir to the Yong'an Marquis, was a scion of a noble house, handsome and extraordinary, and the envy of everyone in the capital.
In his twenty years of life, he had never once made a misstep, except during those absurd few months.
Night after night, once he returned to the residence, her beautiful face haunted his dreams, leaving him restless and unable to sleep.
He had never been one to deny himself. If he couldn't forget her, then he would take her back.
A resilient, beautiful, tragic daughter of a disgraced minister × the mad, devoted heir to the marquis
1. One-on-one romance, both leads' first relationship, happy ending
2. The male lead is no good person
3. Contains forceful possession, blackened male lead, and other melodramatic tropes
Historical romance Wrongly Pitying You:
Because of a trace of old affection between their fathers, Lu Xiao rescued the orphaned daughter of the Sheng family as she fled for her life.
But his kindness was in short supply. After bringing her back to his residence, he left her to fend for herself. "Whether you survive is up to your own luck."
He privately reckoned that the frail, helpless girl might not last half a year.
He never expected that this delicate climbing vine would grow as tenaciously as a weed in a crack in the stone, until she wound herself around him and left him unable to escape.
If that was how it was, he had power in his hands. As long as she stayed loyal to him, there was no harm in sheltering her a little.
He had assumed that, to her, this was already a tremendous favor.
But she wasn't satisfied. She pretended to be obedient while secretly thinking only of escape.
On the night of the Lantern Festival, a servant from the Lu residence broke the rules and rushed into the banquet hall to whisper something into his master's ear.
In an instant, all the members of the imperial family and nobility watched as the usually dignified and composed Master Lu's face turned cold. Without a word, he left the banquet.
Within the time it takes to burn a stick of incense, the city gates were under lockdown.
Someone, baffled, quietly asked around: "Why is Lord Lu making such a commotion? Is he hunting down a wanted criminal?"
A person in the know replied, "What criminal? A girl from the Lu residence ran away."
1. Both leads' first relationship, happy ending
2. Forceful possession, old-school melodramatic love and hate
Theme: Stay true to yourself
It's good to watch. The male protagonist is rebellious but a bit silly at heart. The female protagonist is principled and has always been a bit soft-hearted towards the male protagonist. I like this pairing of male and female protagonists.
The article is good, the logic is generally smooth, and the writing style is good.
The author is really great, I didn't expect him to be a new author! The plot is very smooth. As a native dog, I love reading this kind of native dog literature!!! Love it so much! Come on, author, this level is considered to be at the forefront in Jinjiang. I feel like
I really like the male protagonist and the female protagonist. The female protagonist is cold, tough and sensible, and the male protagonist is dedicated and affectionate. However, I still prefer the male protagonist who was a fool.
I've finished reading it. I'm in a hurry. The next one will come soon.
After watching it, I still like the male and female protagonists. In the early stage, the male protagonist is a bit like bullying girls when he likes them. He is an ignorant campus boy who doesn't know his feelings. Haha, he is a bitch. I love the female protagonist's tough character.
I have been writing book reviews for several months, but I couldn't fit them in the rating section, so I secretly posted them in the comments section in the dead of night (shy) This book review was conceived when the heroine started to run away, and I started writing it when the main text was almost finished. As the plot progressed, my mentality also changed a lot. I often felt that I often jumped between good and bad, so the book review was not very coherent. The strengths and weaknesses of this novel are obvious. The advantage is that the character's character remains consistent from beginning to end. The female protagonist is tough, kind, sober and principled. She faced many difficulties in the process of finding her father but never gave up. When faced with the male protagonist, she is sober and principled. She knows that when you love someone, you must be sincere and frank. Therefore, even though the two families are feuding, she can't help but be attracted to Qi Dasha. She knows that the male protagonist likes her but does not want to take advantage of his love for her. She wants to walk out of the Marquis's house in a dignified manner on her own. She immediately wakes up when the male protagonist takes advantage of the situation. The male protagonist is really stubborn. He is determined on one thing and cannot listen to what others say. At first, he did not believe that the heroine's father was innocent, but later he stalked her and refused to let go. Although the male protagonist likes the female protagonist, he acts like a superior, thinking that he is lucky to fall in love with the female protagonist. He would rather listen to Gu Hong's words than understand what the female protagonist really wants. The crematorium deserves it. The subsequent changes were also due to knowing the truth and the logic was very smooth. Although the male protagonist later gave up his dignity and lost half his life, I still felt that his love was very shallow. It was more like a child who loves candy and is unwilling to let go of the candy. It was not until he was about to die that he said to the heroine, "Yin Nianbai is a good man, it's okay if you agree to him." At the moment when he was willing to let go, I felt the thickness of this love. This is also the shortcoming. The character of the male protagonist is really terrible. He was a bit forced in the later stage. Maybe he was in a hurry to finish the story. The male protagonist never felt that he was at fault. He was willful and self-willed. Every time the male protagonist went crazy, it made me angry. I think online writing will be successful as long as it can portray the characters and give the text a visual feel. My wife has done well in both aspects. In terms of writing style, Madam's writing is easy to read. It is not artificial, has a strong visual sense, and is full of sexual tension. It is not obvious that she is a newcomer at all. Compared with the first book, the second book is a huge improvement. I think my wife is a completely gifted writer. Then why I recommend this book is because I like your attitude, Mrs. I never take it lightly when faced with negative reviews. Everyone raises questions and edits the article carefully. While I was following this article, I also followed other articles. There was a wife who was very glass-hearted. As long as it was not a compliment, even objective comments would be deleted. When my wife compared her with him, I could tell her superiority. Then I fell in love with her and became my wife's little crush. Every time my wife replies to my comments, I feel so happy. From time to time, I will click on the homepage of the novel to see my wife's replies and the number of favorites and clicks. I was so happy on the day I finished the article, it was as lively as the Chinese New Year. I think mentality is far more important than writing skills. Internet writing does not really have high requirements for writing skills. Only with a good mentality can you go far. My wife is not shy when faced with criticism and accepts it humbly. At that time, she casually mentioned that chasing my wife was not a crematorium and she started to revise her essay. (I) was a little ashamed. With this kind of mentality, you will definitely go far. Finally, I can remember every ID in the comment section of this book. In the future, there will be so many IDs in your comment section that I can't even remember them. More and more people will see you. You deserve to be liked by more people. I firmly believe that you will become a great god. (In the future, don't reject others when they throw thunder at you. You are worth it. Don't be cheap, okay?) I hope that when I come back next time, my wife's advance payment will be completed. Goodbye.
The next book may be "Yingying Chang'an". If you like it, you can collect it ~ It is also possible to write an article passionately. You can save the column and you will be reminded when you write it~ For the time being, I want to save some manuscripts and start again. I hope I can do it before May, but without everyone's urging, I am very doubtful (●—●)
I've finished reading. I'm waiting for you to download the manuscript soon~
The ending was really rushed, it ended like this.