[Upcoming: Shen Yujiao, Furong Brocade, Wild Buddha]
A long wind stretches ninety thousand li; let us return together.
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When Gu Changfeng was fifteen, she rescued the young son of the Marquis of Xinling's household from a sea of flames.
The boy was handsome, with neatly trimmed sideburns and a pair of dark, phoenix-shaped eyes. His face was as white as jade and never smiled, yet he would clutch her sleeve and call her "Big Sis."
Every "Big Sis" filled Gu Changfeng's heart with joy.
At first, the boy would have her soothe him after nightmares, teach him how to use a saber, and follow her everywhere without leaving her side for even a moment.
Later, he grew up and became half a head taller than her. He carried her saber and held her horse's reins. Whenever Gu Changfeng faced danger, Murong Jin would stand in front of her.
Then one day, the young man stood before Gu Changfeng and told her he loved her.
He lowered his head, his gaze deep and his breath hot. "Big Sis, I love you. Let me put an end to the chaos and war in this world for you, all right?"
Only then did Gu Changfeng realize that the Murong Jin she'd raised as a little brother was no longer the child he'd once been.
He said he loved her.
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Since he was thirteen, Murong Jin had traveled a full ninety thousand li with Gu Changfeng.
From the northern frontier to Jiangnan, from the coast to the desert.
The eldest daughter of the great Flying General had hidden her identity, taken up a ghost-head saber, and become a bodyguard, all to protect him.
And when he was thirteen, he should have died in the flames along with the other eighty-seven members of the Marquis of Xinling's household.
That night, his Big Sis saved him.
Murong Jin would remember that night forever. The raging flames ripped open the night sky. Gu Changfeng had her dark hair tied high, wore a short tunic and silver armor, and rode at full speed down Chang'an's streets, grabbing his hand and pulling him firmly from the ruins.
Gu Changfeng took him with her. That night, Murong Jin wrapped his arms around her waist and buried his face against the side of her neck, breathing in the scent of smoke and her dark hair all along the way.
From then on, Gu Changfeng's scent was engraved deep in Murong Jin's heart.
Murong Jin loved his Big Sis. He had kept that secret in his heart all these years.
[Reading Guide]
Older woman and younger man, 1v1, happy ending
A gallant and radiant female bodyguard × a devoted, patient, younger man who follows her like a loyal dog
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[1v1] [Happy ending]
When Shen Yujiao was fifteen, the county magistrate's son took a fancy to her. The wicked mother of that stupid, fat, useless young man sent a matchmaker to propose. Not a proper wedding with all the customary gifts and ceremonies, but a sedan chair to bring Shen Yujiao into the household as a concubine.
Shen Yujiao sneered, went out, found a stranger, and arranged to marry him in the time it takes half an incense stick to burn.
The stranger wore coarse clothes and led a skinny horse, but he had sharp brows and bright eyes, strong arms and a lean waist. When he smiled, he looked even more dashing than the heroes in storybooks.
He was just the sort of man Shen Yujiao liked. Too bad he was about to head northwest to join the army.
Only before he left did Shen Yujiao learn his name: Li Yan.
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Generals die in a hundred battles; warriors return after ten years.
By the time Li Yan came back, Shen Yujiao had spent three years hearing the neighbors' cold remarks, until she had grown calluses on her ears.
When Li Yan left, he wore coarse clothes and rode a skinny horse.
When he returned, a marshal's seal hung from his waist, and he wore a jade belt and carried a silver spear.
When Li Yan left, he called her "Miss Shen."
When he returned, he called her "Wife."
The neighbors, who were experts at reading the wind, knelt in a row to welcome the great general. They were so shocked by Shen Yujiao's husband, who had returned in triumph, their eyes nearly popped out.
Shen Yujiao was just as dumbfounded when she saw Li Yan.
Only when the great general dismounted, took her hand, and gently kissed the back of it did Shen Yujiao come to her senses, her cheeks slowly turning red.
[Recommended: A completed novel by a dear author friend]
"My Former Fiancé Has Three Faces" by Chu Shan Gu
At six, Yan Suitang became a companion to the imperial princess. After lying low for twelve years, she helped the princess overthrow the previous emperor and ascend the throne.
As the empress's foremost supporter, Yan Suitang was naturally beloved by all and rose swiftly through the ranks, becoming the most powerful new figure in the capital.
The first thing Yan Suitang did after rising to prominence was seek out the fiancé chosen for her before she was born and break off their engagement.
Her fiancé was a famously sickly beauty who never left his home. Yan Suitang had never even seen half his face, so she felt no guilt.
She was determined to implement bold new policies. Men from the great clans would only slow down her sword arm.
I want to embrace my sword, not you.
That day, a young swordsman stormed into the Yan residence. His swordsmanship was exceptional, and every move was deadly.
Yan Suitang was stunned. It was love at first sight.
What a fine sword. This was the kind of man worth embracing.
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The young nobleman Cen Suliu was spoiled and willful. Though raised in the martial world, he was engaged to the eldest Miss Yan and used his supposed frailty as an excuse to keep out of sight.
Relying on his peerless lightness skills, he had slipped into the palace many times and traveled across battlefields, watching his fiancée grow into a heroine.
The young master didn't like to be honest, but he secretly delighted in it.
Later, Yan Suitang returned to the capital, took up an official post as Left Vice Director of the Chancellery, and enjoyed unrivaled prestige.
His family summoned him home to marry, but as soon as he arrived, he received his fiancée's demand to break off the engagement.
Furious, he stormed into the Yan residence alone and fought Yan Suitang to a draw.
He would get revenge.
Cen Suliu wore a veiled hat and invited his fiancée to visit his "gravely ill" self once a month. At the same time, he made up a new identity as a distant relative, passed the imperial exams, and joined Yan Suitang in governing the court, always by her side.
Seeing that the woman never suspected a thing and was becoming increasingly kind to him, Cen Suliu was immensely pleased with himself.
"Lord Yan, you say you love me, but do you know which one of me you love?"
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A tsundere fiancé with a thousand layers of schemes × a bold female stateswoman skilled in both letters and arms
Warnings:
1. This is not a matriarchal setting, but there are female emperors and officials, and men and women both serve in the court.
2. Both leads are strong.
3. The male lead is younger; the female lead is two years older.
4. Both are beautiful, and the female lead has feminist leanings (not in a negative sense).
Theme: A long wind stretches ninety thousand li; let us return together
The wind blows ninety thousand miles, reminds me of Zhuangzi's "Swinging Nine Thousand Miles" Zhuangzi traveled in his dream, while Gu Changfeng and Murong Jin measured ninety thousand miles with their feet in troubled times. In fact, I have only written 7 chapters. It seems that I can't find a point to discuss in the context of the plot. Maybe I didn't read it very carefully, but in the follow-up, it will slowly open up. Maybe because I have read too much, I feel that the plot in the later chapters is far less calm than it is now. I like the Escort Bureau very much. The whole background has a kind of Jin Yong's martial arts style. But compared to the setting, following the author's writing rhythm and the smooth change of perspective, readers are attracted into this story with just a few strokes. Although everyone has their own preferences for radish and greens, I personally like them very much. I like Gu Changfeng's cheerfulness, and Murong Jin's affection and forbearance. He restrains himself, is a bit overbearing, and is petty. This guy should also have a sinister attribute. He slowly draws Sister into his territory. There are so many small details. I feel very confident about leaving Sister to him. I don't know how to praise it, but after reading the current seven chapters, I like not only the protagonist, but also some of the character portraits. The supporting characters, represented by Qi Ge, show the heroic spirit of the Jianghu (let's call it Jianghu), vividly on the page. Forgive me for my poor language expression. Maybe there will be some small flaws in this article, and there will be some areas that can be improved. Maybe there are only 7 chapters, and everything is not open yet. Maybe I have a unique preference, but it is undeniable that the article is really great. Hey hey hey while talking nonsense
The next article will open "Shen Yujiao"~ You can click there to see Kangkang~
I feel like the author's writing is good
Wow, why are there still more collections after it took so long to finish?
It's not finished yet, so keep writing. This is only the first half. It's so good, and I can write another 100 chapters.
It's not over yet, I'll continue writing next time.
This message was for Gu Baiyanlang. It was so cool. One arrow knocked him offline. It was so cool.
"Man" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ steamed bun
Sticky to all the little angels! There will be an extra episode today and tomorrow ~ Compare your heart!
I recommend "The Paranoid Dragon I'm Trying to Conquer" by my gay friend Wei Qingci~ [Buddhist sand sculpture sober little fairy x dark-bellied paranoid evil dragon emperor] He thought that as long as he found the sword, he would be able to find her. Even if she ended up as a human being and a ghost, it would still be worth it. Another kick at the ancient proverb "Shen Yujiao" that I'm about to write~ [The husband I recruited casually rebelled and became emperor] The next book I'm about to open is the ancient Chinese saying "Jiao Jiao"~ [The love between the prince and the shark]