[The entire novel has been extensively revised. Thank you to everyone who supports the official release.]
■ Blurb:
In the Great Liang Dynasty, slenderness is considered beautiful. But Tu You'an, daughter of the Duke of Dingguo, is lushly curvaceous, with a full, rounded figure.
She stands out among the slender, graceful women around her, and even the fine marriage arranged for her is called off because of it.
But instead of weeping, the person at the center of it all carries on eating and drinking without a care, even secretly congratulating herself on dodging a bullet.
Her good fortune doesn't last long. The restless princes soon set their sights on her because of the military power held by the Duke of Dingguo. One day, one invites her to admire the flowers, the next, another asks her to dine and drink. Even the imperial consorts summon her to the palace for a chat on behalf of their sons.
Tu You'an hates trouble and decides to marry as soon as possible. After surveying her options, she sets her sights on Xie Wuwang, Commander of the Mingjing Bureau.
Xie Wuwang doesn't have the best reputation.
Black hair, green eyes, and a mysterious background, he's the grim-faced King of Hell whom even the imperial relatives have to give a wide berth.
No woman wants to marry Xie Wuwang, but Tu You'an thinks that's perfect. She is planning to find out what his family background is when someone else impatiently drugs her first.
After the palace banquet, Tu You'an spends the whole way hiding, then sees those green eyes filled with concern in the moonlight and makes up her mind.
Tonight, she's going to make sure there's no turning back!
After one night together, neither can claim to be untouched, and they become engaged.
She plans to let their feelings grow over time, but on their wedding night, Xie Wuwang appears with a blanket in his arms and says coldly:
"If you want a divorce, just tell me whenever you like."
Tu You'an: ...?
*
Later.
In a bedroom late at night, the scent of plum blossoms fills the air.
The young woman winds a lock of hair around her finger and looks at the lipstick on the young man's lips, smiling.
"Xie Wuwang, you like me."
*A clever, black-hearted slacker who pretends to be a fool x a sensitive, insecure, easily embarrassed, devoted puppy
◤Reader's Guide◢
①[Full and Rounded] Literally describes a melodious, flowing voice or writing style. The title uses a popular misinterpretation and its extended meaning.
② One-on-one romance, both leads are virgins. The male lead is the class monitor of the Male Virtue Club. The female lead is slightly plump and will not lose weight (slightly plump, not obese).
③ A fictional world with a mishmash of invented settings. No need to scrutinize the details.
Theme: Everyone has a responsibility to reject body anxiety
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It's pretty good, but some words are too modern, such as marriage, blind date, and work. A bit of a drama
The old friend is indeed her... The last sentence is so touching.
Catch, at the beginning, "I am just the eldest princess and I fell into it..."
The male protagonist is quite confused as to whether the marriage has been completed or not. The heroine is gone. He even breathed a sigh of relief, he really loved his mother.
The heroine has no anger at all now, and she is thinking about the man wholeheartedly. The hero's hesitant behavior as a filial son is really ridiculous. Why doesn't he think about whether this will bring disaster to the heroine in the future? He is not worried at all. We have to go to Jiangnan to see her off, and the heroine has to go with her. This is too much and too annoying. The hero didn't pay anything and the heroine got injured and then ran back and forth. It's really careless. What if the hero dies? What should the heroine do, what should the heroine's parents do? Don't they worry about their daughter? These male protagonists didn't think about it, didn't reflect on it, and didn't feel it was inappropriate. So annoying
A man disguised as a woman? Is Lukawa a boy or a girl? Don't always use "she"
Ah, it's so good. I can't read enough. I really want to write more!
The writing is impeccable and very good. It is better than many other articles I have read. I hope that I can continue to write such good works in the future!
It's really beautiful! The master and the district general are quite at odds with each other!