Complete! The full novel is finished. Please add my upcoming novel of the same historical-romance genre, Brother's Concubine, to your collection! I'm begging and pleading for your support. The blurb is at the very bottom.
Scheming, lovesick black-lotus doctor × frail, sickly cousin who insists on stirring up trouble
Chu Miao transmigrated into a book as a supporting female character. The System wants her to win over Jiang Kongqing, the clever, almost demonic second male lead.
In the remote Wangjia Village, Chu Miao stayed by the lame Jiang Kongqing's side from the time he was five until he was fifteen. In the end, she died on the night of their wedding.
When Chu Miao woke again, she was no longer a village girl from Wangjia Village. She had become Wei Yuyao, the cousin of the male lead, Xie Yu.
Xie Yu was now her target.
As it happened, her previous target, Jiang Kongqing, was as close as a brother to Xie Yu.
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In the eyes of the world, Jiang Min was a gentleman as bright and pure as the moon.
He was noble and untainted, with exceptional medical skills. Though born into a distinguished family, he treated all the sick equally and was known throughout the capital as a benevolent physician.
Only Jiang Min knew that when he was young, he had once used his medical skills to kill someone.
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In Jiang Kongqing's eyes, Wei Yuyao was a ridiculous clown. Born to lowly station, she hoped to marry Xie Yu, the Duke of Zhenguo's heir, on the strength of her pretty face alone.
It was no more than a fool's dream.
But to his surprise, Xie Yu really did fall for her and insisted on marrying that cousin.
His friend had found a wife who loved him in return. Jiang Kongqing felt inexplicably unhappy, but still offered his congratulations in a cool, detached manner.
Until one day, he discovered that the annoying cousin was Chu Miao.
From then on, the gentleman who had seemed so pure and noble was dragged from his pedestal and sank into a mire of jealousy and desire, revealing his terrifyingly greedy true self.
[Reading Guide]
1. Before returning to the capital, the male lead is called Jiang Kongqing. Kongqing is the name of a medicinal herb. Later he is called Jiang Min, with the courtesy name Jingci, so Jiang Kongqing in the blurb = Jiang Min ^0^
2. At the end of the main story, the heroine returns home.
----------Please add my upcoming historical romance of the same genre, Brother's Concubine, to your collection!-----------
Jiang Wuning × Cui Zhuolian
Widowed concubine × Buddhist monk
Lively, clever brother's concubine × eccentric, cunning younger brother
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Jiang Wuning was the legitimate daughter of a minor official. Just before her wedding, the heir of the Marquis of Guangling set her up, ruining her future. She had no choice but to enter the marquis's household as a dowry concubine for her legitimate elder cousin, carried there in a small sedan chair to become the concubine of Cui You, the heir.
Three months after the wedding, the heir fell from his horse and died. The Cui family sent Jiang Wuning to Cixin Temple to live as a widow.
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A young monk lived at Cixin Temple. He was skilled in music and lyrics, seemed both Buddha-like and immortal, and was gentle and approachable.
He said he had once been the son of an official family in Jiangnan, and had withdrawn to this place to escape calamity.
Young and widowed, with the long days of spring stretching ahead.
Seeing how poorly the monk lived, Jiang Wuning used money to tempt him into playing music and singing for her entertainment.
Cixin Temple was quiet and remote, with few visitors, but there Jiang Wuning indulged in all the passion and sensual pleasures of Jiangnan.
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Before long, her husband, who had faked his death, returned.
Only then did Jiang Wuning learn that the monk was the second son of the Marquis of Guangling, Cui You's own younger brother.
Her brother-in-law.
It turned out the young monk had never been close with her for the sake of money.
She had provoked a madman.
But Jiang Wuning was not afraid, because she had already gotten what she wanted from the Marquis of Guangling's household.
So
Goodbye, Cui Zhuolian.
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Cui Zhuolian was the youngest son in his family, precocious and clever, but frail and often ill. As a child, he was sent to his maternal grandparents' home in Jiangnan to recuperate.
When he was a little older, the Cui family brought him back and settled him at Cixin Temple outside the capital.
His elder brother asked him to look after Jiang Wuning. He agreed with a smile, but paid no mind to the delicate concubine his brother had taken for himself.
Later, in the damp spring rain, tender, alluring songs took the place of devout Buddhist chants. The scent of sandalwood was steeped in the fragrance of flowers, and misty vapor shrouded amber-colored eyes.
The prayer beads fell to the ground.
Greed, hatred, delusion, arrogance, and doubt.
All five poisons took root.
Theme: The Tathagata left his traces behind, and a thousand years passed in an instant
Ah ah ah, I have always stood firmly, Xiao Xie, and I have reached perfection.
The heroine is still very determined. Ordinary people may be corrupted by privilege. They are the kind of people who stand at the top of ancient power and will not insist on returning to be ordinary people.
Let's count the extras that will be written: 1. Spring Rain Extra 2. Wei Changle Extra 3. Gram paro (Maybe write) a. Female Supreme Paro (white cut black emperor daughter Yao Niang × paranoid proton Xiao Jiang × gentle and powerful minister Xiao Xie × loyal dog secret guard Yanzi) b. Xianxia paro Is there anything else you want to see?
I really like it. The core of the female protagonists in the two stories are actually very similar (even the male characters are a bit), but as a novice author, the imagination and writing style are very surprising. I really like the female characters in it. Whether it is the complexity of Chun Yu or the appearance of Wei Yuyao in the extra chapter, it is all surprising. Of course, my favorite is Xie Yao. She always wants to go home, so she doesn't care so much about other things. Letting Wei Changle go home, I actually think it is a highlight of the plot. It not only allowed me to see her kindness, but also truly felt that she really missed her family, so she felt pity for people from other worlds like her, so she didn't care about anything Wei Changle did except preventing her from returning home. And as a person from another world, it is normal for her to have a crush on Jiang Kongqing when she first arrived. Later, she died and the relationship was completely broken off. She has no Stockholm tendency at all. I like her so much. This kind of heroine is decisive but not arbitrary, kind but not holy. Including the campus extra, I saw Xiao Xie who has not been polished by time travel. She should have the youthful spirit, smartness and courage she should have. I hope Youyu can be happier, because the if line where Xie Yao goes home in the extra chapter is really too painful, watching it for twenty years and then dissipating... How many twenties are there in life? She was only seventeen years old before wearing it... I hope the author can polish it well and be very spiritual.
In fact, the author could have made this book a little longer, and the content is quite interesting, but it doesn't feel very detailed in some places. (Purely my own thoughts, no harm done to the author)
They're both nice, but they still make each other miserable.
I was confused while reading it, I really like the characters, but I feel like it would be clearer if I wrote more.
I understand. This article is really good. Xie Yao was bound by the system to conquer Xie Yu, but was taken away by Jiang Kongqing. He returned and made a wish to be the one captured by Xie Yao in the next life. He envied and even resented Xie Yu who could be captured by Xie Yao, thinking that he could get Xie Yao if he replaced himself as the target of capture. This was his first life. The second life of Xie Yao was reincarnated as Chu Miao, and she and Jiang Kong were childhood sweethearts. At this time, Jiang had no memory of his previous life, so he mercilessly killed Chu Miao on their wedding night, because the task given by the system was to marry Xie Yu, which was equivalent to option one. The strategy for Jiang Kongqing was option two that Jiang had obtained in his previous life. If option two failed, Xie Yao did not die, and changed back to the original route: completing option one. The timeline at this time was always going on, because it was Xie Yao's own mission, and Jiang had paid a high price for switching back to the timeline. After Chu Miao's death in this life, no one switched back to the timeline, so Xie Yao once again became Wei Yuyao and began to attack Xie Yu.
Chunyuwuwuwuwuwuwu, it turns out you are sick too
The last few chapters. Eyes keep peeing. How to say it. In fact, there are three lifetimes. In the first life, the heroine conquered Xie immediately and succeeded, but Jiang kidnapped the heroine into the palace, and the heroine died three years later. Jiang and the old monk reached harmony and exchanged for a second life, but Jiang killed the heroine. In the third life, the heroine only remembers the second life. Later, I dreamed about my first life. And Xie later thought of his first life. Although Jiang remembered his first life, his memory was incomplete. Whether it is family love or friendship, Chun Yu makes people want to cry, and Xie and Jiang both make people want to cry. Very nice. Especially since I'm still in class. Secretly crying woo woo woo