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As the Sage Emperor's most beloved princess, Li Tang seemed to lead a charmed life in the eyes of others. She was betrothed at a young age to the influential Pei family. But on the eve of the emperor's death, Li Tang was reborn, returning to the day of her wedding.
In her previous life, Li Tang and Pei Yu seemed like a perfectly matched couple to everyone else. Only Li Tang knew that they were merely polite to one another. She hoped that one day she could divorce Pei Yu, and assumed that he must feel the same way about being forced to marry her.
But when she got a second chance, Li Tang realized just how wrong she had been. Pei Yu had been the one to ask to marry her. He had simply never said so before. Now, he offered her his true heart.
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Pei Yu had loved someone for many years. He thought that even if she didn't love him, he could still warm her heart. He didn't learn the truth until later: she had been hoping to divorce him all along. Once he knew, Pei Yu resolved to set her free. He wrote a divorce agreement, wishing them both peace and happiness apart.
Afterward, she returned to her princess's residence, but she was depressed and unhappy. Years later, news arrived that Li Tang had died of illness. People said it was because Princess Changning had grieved too deeply for the late emperor.
When Pei Yu heard the news, he coughed up blood. After the new emperor ascended the throne, Pei Yu's years of overwork made him gravely ill, and he died before turning thirty. But after death, he did not find himself in the underworld. Instead, he saw Li Tang's face behind a round fan beneath the candlelight.
1v1, sc, happy ending. Proud and noble princess x gentle, refined court official.
Set in an imaginary dynasty inspired by the Tang, with one change to the setting: a princess's husband can serve as a court official.
A slow-burn story. The leads' relationship develops gradually over time. If it's not for you, feel free to stop reading, but please don't tell me QWQ. Not leaving a comment is the last kindness you can show me.
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One of my upcoming historical romance novels
Everyone in Shengjing knows that Miss Luo, who lives with the Yun family, is a kindhearted person. Since childhood, she has made friends wherever she goes, and later she often handed out porridge to the poor.
After becoming engaged to the Yun family's eldest son, she performed good deeds even more often. Everyone in the Yun household, including Madam Yun, praised her without exception.
Only Yun Yi, her childhood friend, knew that Luo Xuening's kindness was nothing but a false mask. First, she pretended to be his childhood sweetheart to win his trust, then used him to get close to his elder brother, Yun Li. Luo Xuening had only ever treated him as a stepping stone.
On the day the engagement was decided, he knelt in the outer courtyard, begging Madam Yun to call it off. She refused, but Luo Xuening came to him with an umbrella.
In her usual gentle voice, she said, "A Yi, go back inside." Yun Yi stared straight at her. "Didn't you promise to marry me?"
Luo Xuening didn't look him in the eye. Gazing at the blue bricks beneath her feet, she said, "Those were just childish words. You can't take them seriously."
Yun Yi's gaze darkened. "I won't let you marry anyone but me."
Luo Xuening knew she was merely a supporting character in a book, the heroine's early-departed white moonlight after marrying the male lead. The first thing she did was arrange a marriage with the Yun family's eldest son, Yun Li.
She knew that her feelings for Yun Yi had only been dictated by the story. Now, she wanted to live for herself. So when bandits stood on a cliff, holding knives to Yun Yi's and Yun Li's throats, Luo Xuening's trembling finger chose Yun Li. Yun Yi's eyes went lifeless, and afterward the bandits were captured while Yun Yi plunged over the cliff.
Luo Xuening stared into the bottomless abyss and felt relieved. The bandits had been a ruse. Killing Yun Yi was the real plan. Everything went smoothly until the day Luo Xuening was to marry Yun Li. Red candles flickered as Luo Xuening waited, shy and bashful, like every bride in a romantic tale.
But the person who arrived wasn't Yun Li in wedding robes. It was Yun Yi, covered in blood.
The bright red wedding dress burned in Yun Yi's eyes. He held his sword to Luo Xuening's pale throat. "I told you not to marry anyone but me."
Later, Luo Xuening often regretted ever getting involved with the madman Yun Yi.
A seemingly unhinged but actually easy-to-placate dog-like hero x a heroine who pretends to be kind but is actually ruthless.
1v1, sc, happy ending. Despite how the blurb sounds, this is really a story about the heroine training her dog.
Theme: Cherish the person by your side.
The status of princesses in the Tang Dynasty was generally relatively high. After getting married, they would build a separate princess palace to live in. The princess palace was equivalent to a small government palace with many bureaucrats, large and small, responsible for managing the fief taxation granted to the princess by the emperor, the daily expenses of the princess palace, daily living, etc. These people were completely at the mercy of the princess, and the consort was just a poor vassal with no right to interfere. And it is basically difficult for a princess to fulfill the three obedience and four virtues of ancient women, let alone serve her parents-in-law. It's like marrying a giant Buddha and enshrining it in your home. You can get a glimpse of it from the play "Drunk and Hitting the Golden Bough". Moreover, the law of the Tang Dynasty stipulated that if the princess died, the consort must mourn for the princess for three years. If you marry again, the royal family will take back the land, real estate, and even the official position of the consort.
Sigh~ If I really want to say it, the moral bottom line of Nv Goose is definitely among the top among the princesses of the Tang Dynasty. She is too obedient. It is clear that the four direct princesses of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty were favored and fearless. For example, Princess Chengyang, her ex-husband rebelled and she immediately divorced her, and her son with her second husband rebelled and she was involved in a witchcraft disaster, but she still escaped unscathed.
Mainly, the status of the princesses in the Tang Dynasty is quite high, and most of them live very wantonly, so since the background is similar to that of the Tang Dynasty, the heroine can't stand it when the heroine is unhappy.
Let me tell you here that the author will never give up. The author's original intention in writing is to write the story he wants to write. The reason for the unstable update frequency is because there are too many things to do three times. It is not full-time writing. Moreover, I update according to the list. If there is no list, it will be twice a day. I have even thought about the extra chapters and I will never give up!!! Also, there is no misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists, it's just that the female protagonist in the previous life did not like the male protagonist. This is related to the setting. My personal preference is the type of secret love. After being reborn, I feel that my wife still has to take the initiative to pursue her. In the previous life, the male protagonist was secretly poking at the female protagonist, but he found that it didn't work and changed his strategy after his rebirth. Also, the heroine wanted a divorce in the early stage because she had no feelings. Isn't it normal for two people to live together without feelings and want to divorce? Besides, if your daughter is a princess, it's already very gentle to say she wants a divorce without even starting.
The heroine is really so kind, so kind that she feels wronged by herself. Anyway, if two people have no feelings, why should she endure it for the other person's sake? Wouldn't it be nice to move to the princess's mansion by yourself? If you don't want Aye to worry, come here occasionally to be filial to your mother-in-law and act a little bit, and if you suppress your desire to speak, the other party will be flattered.
Winter passes and spring comes, peace and joy; The days are long and getting better and better. Finish spreading flowers??
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Advertise my pre-collection of ancient novels, "It is rumored that the female supporting character is beautiful and kind-hearted" Everyone in Shengjing knows that Miss Luo, who lives in Yun Mansion, is a kind-hearted person. She has made many good friends since she was a child, and later she often gave porridge to the poor. After deciding to marry the eldest son of the Yun Mansion, she often performed good deeds, and everyone in the Yun Mansion, including Mrs. Yun, praised her. Only Yun Yi, her childhood sweetheart, knew that Luo Xuening's so-called kindness was just a false mask. She first pretended to be her childhood sweetheart to deceive his trust, and then used him to get close to her eldest brother Yun Li. Luo Xuening only regarded him as her stepping stone. On the day when the marriage was scheduled, he knelt in the outer courtyard, just wanting to beg Mrs. Yun to take back her life. Mrs. Yun refused, so Luo Xuening came to see him holding an umbrella. She said to him with the same gentle tone as always, "Ayi, go back quickly." But Yun Yi looked directly at her, "Didn't you agree to marry me?" Luo Xuening did not look directly at him, but looked at the green brick floor, "Those are all childhood jokes, and they cannot be taken seriously." Yun Yi's eyes were deep, "I will not let you marry anyone except me." Luo Xuening knew that she was just the female supporting character in a book, or Bai Yueguang who died young after marrying the male protagonist. The first thing she did was to make a marriage arrangement with the eldest son of the Yun Mansion, Yun Li. She knew that her past love for Yun Yi was just a choice in the book, and now she has to live for herself. So, when the bandits stood on the cliff and put their knives against the necks of Yun Yi and Yun Li, Luo Xuening's trembling fingers chose Yun Li. Yun Yi's eyes lost their sparkle. After that, the bandits killed Yun Yi and Yun Yi fell off the cliff. Luo Xue stared at the bottomless cliff, but she breathed a sigh of relief in her heart, because the robbers were fake and the murder of Yun Yi was real. It was so stable that on the day of Luo Xuening and Yun Li's wedding, with the red candles swaying, Luo Xuening was like the bride in all the storybooks, shyly waiting for her husband to come. I never thought that it was not Yun Li who was in happy clothes, but Yun Yi who was covered in blood. Yun Yi only felt that the red wedding dress was glaring, and his sword was pressed against Luo Xuening's snowy neck, "I said, don't even think about marrying anyone except me." Later, Luo Xuening often regretted why she had provoked Yun Yi, a lunatic. The male protagonist who looks crazy but is actually easy to coax with dogs x the female protagonist who pretends to be kind but is actually ruthless 1v1 sc he Don't look at the copywriting, but the essence is still literature about female protagonists training dogs.
"Colleagues gave her a lot of guidance", which really bugged the author~ Him ~
"Pei Siniang came to visit Xuandu today" is a big bug for the author~ Cui Siniang, right?