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This story features a [groveling pursuit after a breakup + taking someone by force] romance.
A Ning lost her mother when she was young. Her only wish was to save enough money to go to Nan Chu and find her. One day, she was asked to look after someone. He had not only the travel permit she had long coveted, but also the face of the man of her dreams.
She asked Xie Shu, "You're so handsome. Are you married?"
Xie Shu said nothing, only frowning at her.
"If not, what do you think of me?"
Xie Shu still said nothing. Only then did A Ning realize he was mute.
From then on, Xie Shu pretended to be mute. After all, the woman in front of him talked a little too much.
Then one day, Xie Shu told her, "You took care of me, so I should repay you by giving myself to you..."
She was delighted.
But when she followed Xie Shu to Nan Chu, she learned that he was the ruthless and scheming Crown Prince of Nan Chu. Not only did he have a principal wife, he had a whole harem...
He was the one who had deceived her, yet he refused to let her go. By day, she was a lowly servant in the Eastern Palace; by night, she was the Crown Prince's sole favorite. But his so-called devotion meant endless torment...
She had nothing left to live for... When she decided to die, she took Xie Shu with her...
Yet at the moment of his death, he could clearly have escaped... How could she truly have wanted him to die with her...
After she was reborn, she did nothing but protect herself and stay far away from him. She married into the household of Xie Shu's older brother. From then on, the once lofty and noble Crown Prince climbed walls by day and leaped through windows by night, all to see the woman he had once mistreated.
Reader's Guide: Both leads are virgins, happy ending, and a groveling pursuit after a breakup.
The first half of the blurb takes place after she is reborn.
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When A Ruo was young, she often went to the river by the estate to catch fish. She spent her days with a big brother who always wore a bamboo hat. He not only told her jokes, but also brought her delicious treats every day.
A Ruo liked him very much.
She thought that if his voice was so lovely, he must be handsome too. One breezy afternoon, while the big brother was napping in a reclining chair, A Ruo secretly lifted his hat.
That little peek got her caught up with the big brother, who then tried to extort her.
He said he wasn't human, but a river spirit. Since A Ruo had seen his face, she had to take responsibility for him, or he would turn ugly.
A Ruo was terrified. How was she supposed to take responsibility for him? Marry him? No, she meant, let him marry her.
When she got home, A Ruo told her mother what had happened. Her mother sighed. "He's in the prime of his life, yet spends all day fishing by the river. What a lack of ambition. No wonder he's trying to latch on to someone and become a live-in son-in-law."
A Ruo thought it over and murmured, "A live-in son-in-law... I suppose that wouldn't be so bad."
The big brother was as handsome as the moon. Keeping him would probably be more enjoyable than having a dog or a cat.
Crown Prince Xie Su Chen had been cultivating his mind lately, often going fishing beside a river outside the city. Bored and with nothing to do, he kept seeing a little girl as adorable as a snowball, and he grew fond of teasing her.
It was all fun and games until one day the little girl blushed and stammered, "Big brother, do you want to come to my house and be a live-in son-in-law?"
Xie Su Chen: ...
He'd taken the joke too far.
Later, everyone in the capital knew that the Crown Prince had once become a live-in son-in-law just to please the Crown Princess.
Theme: Learn to cherish the person in front of you.
I feel that the male protagonist is not worthy of being forgiven by the female protagonist. They can still be together despite the murder of their mother. Both male and female protagonists have a little love brain.
Ah, I really feel like there is something wrong with this male protagonist. It makes me feel so aggrieved. Can I try another male protagonist?
Ah, this, no, second brother, this is your sister. Although you ancients could marry close relatives, this is too close.
Maybe I can't appreciate it, this male protagonist is having sex with sperm
Doesn't this queen deserve it? What was wrong with the male protagonist in his previous life? If he hadn't fallen in love with the heroine, this would have been a revenge story. There is no misunderstanding! The queen killed Concubine Hui. What misunderstanding was there?
Ah... No way, is the queen her mother?
The queen borrowed the hand of his mother, Concubine Hui, from the young Xie Shu. She was very cruel and used a five-year-old child to kill his mother. There is nothing wrong with the hero hating the queen for revenge. The only mistake was that he shouldn't have fallen in love with the heroine.
Have an idea. . . . Will the queen be the heroine's mother?
I finished it in one go in the middle of the night, and here's my next comment: The writing is okay, the plot is quite compact, and although it's not long, the characters are still quite three-dimensional.
The completed article "His Royal Highness the Crown Prince's Little Green Plum Has a Thorn" is a sweet pet article, and the serialized article "The Qing Leng First Assistant Bending Back for Me" is begging for approval~ Pre-collection of "The Heartbroken Prince Doesn't Want to Make Reconciliation" and "I Didn't Always Give Up on Your Highness the Crown Prince" welcome little cuties to collect~