[A story about a captivating beauty who teases and stirs the heart of an icy man.]
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As a child, Liu Yingying got lost at a lantern festival and was sold into a brothel. Her beauty was bright, alluring, and dazzling, so the brothel spent a fortune training her. But before she could receive her first guest, the Liu family rescued her.
Afraid that her shameful past would bring disgrace on the Liu family and make it harder for her younger sisters to find husbands, they eventually sent her to the Shen family. They hoped she could marry into a powerful family while she was there and find a way to secure her future.
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The Shen family was distinguished and prestigious, with a great Confucian scholar among their ancestors. It was the foremost aristocratic family in Qingyuan, and the household rules were strict.
They said the new cousin was as beautiful as a goddess, soft and boneless, with a glance that could leave half your body weak. More than a dozen young masters in the Shen family were dazzled, and spent days discussing her in private.
Even the usually dignified and composed old madam couldn't help giving the dozen or so young men a veiled warning. "The books contain houses of gold and beauties like jade. If any eligible young man in the clan has grown tired of books, he can simply leave school. We can find him a beautiful wife or concubine, so he won't disturb anyone else's peace and quiet."
Her words frightened everyone pale, and they all started avoiding their cousin.
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Liu Yingying had tried to charm every eligible young master in the Shen family, but each one avoided her like the plague. She had flirted with several, only for them all to steer clear of her. If this went on, the Shen family would send her back to the Liu family.
Of all the people in the Shen family, only the eldest young master remained untouched by her tricks. He was steady, dignified, stern, and imposing, the sort of man no one dared approach. Most importantly, he had only just returned to the family after studying abroad and didn't yet know much about Liu Yingying's ways.
For the sake of her future, Liu Yingying gritted her teeth and decided to use every trick she had to win him over.
So, one day, she pretended to faint while they were crossing paths in the garden, intending to fall into his arms. But the eldest young master coldly stepped aside, and Liu Yingying tumbled into a bed of thorns, scraping her finger.
Still undeterred, she later shamelessly brought grapes to the eldest young master as he read in a pavilion. She peeled them for him while, beneath the table, her dainty embroidered shoe brushed against his black silk boots. In a soft, alluring voice, drawing out her words and batting her eyes, she said, "Elder Cousin, have some grapes~~~"
Only then did the eldest young master, Shen Lang, finally look up and cast a cold glance at the courtesan before him, Hong Fu, who was striking a seductive pose.
The cover is an antique painting. If it's inappropriate, I can change it!
Theme: You have to fight for your own happiness
I'm really impressed. I looked at the directory name halfway through and felt something was wrong. The ending didn't seem simple. What was this?
From the beginning to the end, the heroine was not in trouble and gave up. The heroine wanted a status, wanted to be firmly chosen, and wanted blatant love. In the end, the male protagonist was not given a status.
The male protagonist didn't know what he was doing before. He didn't express himself, took responsibility, or promised. He just wrote about his inner thoughts, thinking that the female protagonist would beg him. Doesn't it mean that the male protagonist strategizes and likes to control everything? I thought at the very least it should be stated how he originally wanted to arrange the heroine, whether to take a concubine after marriage, to have an extramarital concubine, or something else. But in the end, there was no arrangement at all. Is this really pure? Does the hero really love the heroine? He probably didn't know what the heroine wanted until the end.
Force is to torture for the sake of torture, misunderstanding for the sake of misunderstanding, and he for the sake of he. After abusing the female protagonist and the male protagonist, I was really convinced and speechless...
The way to express love in the whole story is to go crazy. After the madness, there is no follow-up action. At least there must be some behavior to express it. The male protagonist simply does not understand where the female protagonist is against him, and then the plot of the male protagonist is tortured. In the end, the knot is not untied and it ends with the promotion of the plot and supporting characters...
It was quite enjoyable to watch them tug and flirt with each other. I felt that I might have wanted to portray the male protagonist as a hypocrite who is both good and evil at the beginning, but in the end it all fell apart. Alas... All the previous writing was in vain.
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"Rebirth of the Housewife": Chasing the Wife at the Crematorium!
"Concubine Wushuang": The story of the eldest brother's beloved concubine being kidnapped by his lustful younger brother!
"Jiaojiao": Sweet and pampering post-marriage stories, light house fights!
"I am the step-wife": Eat, sleep and play around, you are the only one who is beautiful and cool!
"The Ugly Maid": Robbery, plunder and capture Marvin!
Which one do you like?
It's a bad ending. It's inexplicable that you chase me and I chase you. It's also inexplicable that the male protagonist ends up becoming a monk.
No. . How can this be the case that the heroine is always in trouble and finally gives up? Doesn't the man have to marry someone else first? If Yingying doesn't leave with the emperor, the man won't regret the marriage. I knew you were having a wedding with someone else and you just left. Why did the article keep saying that the heroine gave up first, and if she didn't give up, she would really become a concubine?
Skip ahead and read the whole story. The whole story is more like a forced CP relationship. The male and female protagonists don't even see how much they like each other. The female protagonist initially chooses a group of partners just like a cabbage in the vegetable market. Later, she also enters the palace for herself and her belly. The male protagonist is not much better. Later, after being together with the female protagonist, he still pays homage to someone else. Although there is a reason, he has to wait for the female protagonist to leave before acting in a romantic relationship?
I finally got it. When reading a book, you must learn to read comments. If you see it earlier, you won't have any expectations for the follow-up.
What about the side story? Even if you can't send it, you have to send it. I'm in a hurry. This heroine is still the emperor's concubine. How will she be with the hero? Do you want me to imagine it myself?
After becoming a monk, go home with the heroine? Dian
Although it looks a bit strange, it's so strange that I finished watching it
I'm really impressed. I looked at the directory name halfway through and felt something was wrong. The ending didn't seem simple. What was this? From the beginning to the end, the heroine was not in trouble and gave up. The heroine wanted a status, wanted to be firmly chosen, and wanted blatant love. In the end, the male protagonist was not given a status. The male protagonist didn't know what he was doing before. He didn't express himself, took responsibility, or promised. He just wrote about his inner thoughts, thinking that the female protagonist would beg him. Doesn't it mean that the male protagonist strategizes and likes to control everything? I thought at the very least it should be stated how he originally wanted to arrange the heroine, whether to take a concubine after marriage, to have an extramarital concubine, or something else. But in the end, there was no arrangement at all. Is this really pure? Does the hero really love the heroine? He probably didn't know what the heroine wanted until the end. Force is to torture for the sake of torture, misunderstanding for the sake of misunderstanding, and he for the sake of he. After abusing the female protagonist and the male protagonist, I was really convinced and speechless... The way to express love in the whole story is to go crazy. After the madness, there is no follow-up action. At least there must be some behavior to express it. The male protagonist simply does not understand where the female protagonist is against him, and then the plot of the male protagonist is tortured. In the end, the knot is not untied and it ends with the promotion of the plot and supporting characters... It was quite enjoyable to watch them tug and flirt with each other. I felt that I might have wanted to portray the male protagonist as a hypocrite who is both good and evil at the beginning, but in the end it all fell apart. Alas... All the previous writing was in vain.
The extra update is in progress, please place a pre-receipt request, please add it to your favorites! "Rebirth of the Housewife": Chasing the Wife at the Crematorium! "Concubine Wushuang": The story of the eldest brother's beloved concubine being kidnapped by his lustful younger brother! "Jiaojiao": Sweet and pampering post-marriage stories, light house fights! "I am the step-wife": Eat, sleep and play around, you are the only one who is beautiful and cool! "The Ugly Maid": Robbery, plunder and capture Marvin! Which one do you like?
It's a bad ending. It's inexplicable that you chase me and I chase you. It's also inexplicable that the male protagonist ends up becoming a monk.
No. . How can this be the case that the heroine is always in trouble and finally gives up? Doesn't the man have to marry someone else first? If Yingying doesn't leave with the emperor, the man won't regret the marriage. I knew you were having a wedding with someone else and you just left. Why did the article keep saying that the heroine gave up first, and if she didn't give up, she would really become a concubine?
Skip ahead and read the whole story. The whole story is more like a forced CP relationship. The male and female protagonists don't even see how much they like each other. The female protagonist initially chooses a group of partners just like a cabbage in the vegetable market. Later, she also enters the palace for herself and her belly. The male protagonist is not much better. Later, after being together with the female protagonist, he still pays homage to someone else. Although there is a reason, he has to wait for the female protagonist to leave before acting in a romantic relationship?
I finally got it. When reading a book, you must learn to read comments. If you see it earlier, you won't have any expectations for the follow-up.
What about the side story? Even if you can't send it, you have to send it. I'm in a hurry. This heroine is still the emperor's concubine. How will she be with the hero? Do you want me to imagine it myself?
After becoming a monk, go home with the heroine? Dian
Although it looks a bit strange, it's so strange that I finished watching it
It's better not to have this extra episode