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After her twin brother, the crown prince, died, the once-beloved Princess Hualing fell from grace. Not only was her father gravely ill and her country seized, but she herself was strangled to death in an abandoned well in the cold palace.
Only in her final moments did she learn that everything had been planned from the start.
When she woke again, Hualing had been reborn on the eve of her brother’s death. Panic surged into her bright, clear eyes. If she did not act quickly, she and her brother would repeat the tragedy of their previous life.
Hualing hurried to the Hall of Supreme Harmony to ask her father to send people to save her brother. Before she could speak, she met a pair of deep, dark eyes.
He gazed at her, his eyes so dark they seemed ready to swallow her whole.
Xie Heng, the Grand Preceptor of the court, the younger brother of her enemy, Consort Xie, and the culprit behind Hualing’s nightmares.
She knew that only this man could turn the situation around.
So,
though Hualing trembled inside, she summoned her courage, draped her soft arms around his neck, and gave his cheek a quick kiss.
"Grand Preceptor Xie, I have feelings for you. You should give in to me."
In the deathly silence, Xie Heng pressed his thin lips together, his sharp, eagle-like eyes fixed on the young woman’s bright, flushed face.
Everyone knew that Grand Preceptor Xie was cold, harsh, and violent, and kept his distance from women.
Later, Hualing became the one exception.
Scene One:
Hualing (with pleading, wide eyes): Grand Preceptor, will you send someone to save my brother?
Xie Heng (coldly): Life and death are fated. This minister is powerless to help.
Hualing (giving him a quick kiss): What about now?
Xie Heng: ...Very well.
Scene Two:
Hualing (fiercely): You, Xie! From now on, you’re not allowed to oppose my brother!
Xie Heng (casually): The weak are unfit to rule. The capable should take their place.
Hualing (hands on her hips, smugly): I’m pregnant. You figure out what to do.
Xie Heng: ...All right.
A stunning, ethereal princess x a scheming, experienced old minister
Reading Guide:
1. The leads have an age gap of ten years.
2. Both leads are virgins, and both are skilled at drawing the other in.
3. Sweet romance.
A satisfying rebirth story. Welcome to add it to your collection~
Note from October 16, 2022.
Coming soon: "After Marrying Up"
After a flood in July, Xue Han Tao buried her uncle and aunt and made her way to the capital alone, anxious and uncertain.
Her paternal uncle had a daughter who had married into a family in the capital years ago. Xue Han Tao went there to seek refuge with her cousin.
The Xue family was of humble origins, and her cousin had married into an ordinary household. Before leaving for the capital, Xue Han Tao had prepared herself to live under someone else’s roof and endure hardship. But she never expected that, when she saw her cousin again years later, she would have become a consort in the imperial palace and be carrying the emperor’s child.
In August, her cousin gave birth to the emperor’s only son and was made a noble consort. Xue Han Tao, too, received a marriage arranged by imperial decree.
In September, the young woman from a humble family, whose parents had died, married Cui Bo Chong, the Marquis of Dingguo’s heir, a man renowned for his unparalleled beauty. She became the heir’s wife.
When it came to life after marrying into a higher station, Xue Han Tao had only one thought: It’s so hard!
But when she sneaked a look at her husband’s picture-perfect face in the candlelight, her heart turned sweet again.
Sweet romance, marriage first, love later. Both leads are virgins.
Welcome to add it to your collection~
Theme: Never give up on yourself, even in adversity.
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Don't Bully the Kindhearted Her
I Mistook the Tyrant for My Fiancé
Bright Moonlight (Both Reborn)
I Am the Ordinary Younger Sister of a Cultivation Prodigy
After Our Divorce, My Ex-Husband and I Were Both Reborn
The Marquis's Wife Is Both Beautiful and Charming
After the Tragic Heroine Disguises Herself as a Man
Finished scattering flowers! I read it late at night and was very impressed. The author is really great! What I like most in the whole text is the emotional line, followed by the character creation, and finally the ending. From the emotional point of view, my favorite is Yanyan and Brother Huang, followed by Yanyan and Taishi. Yanyan and Brother Huang remind me of the brothers and sisters Solanum Solanum and Long Yang. It's not that they are similar in setting, but that these two pairs have a love that is thicker than water. For the imperial brother, Yanyan is the most important, and even the most important power of the prince and the emperor has to be sidelined. This can be seen best from the appointment of Liang Shuo as the prince. For Yanyan, I think the emperor's brother is better than the grand master. After all, Yanyan approached the grand master for the emperor's brother in the beginning. Later, the grand master controlled Jiangdong. Yanyan recommended Xu Shan and gave him the token to help the emperor's brother. I think the emotional line between the brother and sister is the best written. Secondly, there is Yanyan and Taishi. As the actual holder of power, the grand master can give Yanyan a token of control over the army. I think it is a big risk. However, I thought about it again. Jiang Dong had control over it. How could he not expect that Yanyan would give the token to Xu Shan? I think there is an element of gambling and an element of belief. I think this move is the best proof that the grand master loves Yanyan. After all, glory and wealth are not on the same level as mobilizing military power. In terms of characterization, my favorites are Taishi and Liang Lie, but Yanyan is ranked behind. What attracts me most about the Grand Master is his strategizing and pursuit of power. He favors Yanyan, but he will not give up the Xie family's plan to compete for imperial power because of Yanyan. Secondly, I think Taishi is a person of flesh and blood who cares about family ties. Many good descriptions of male protagonists and female protagonists will write about the male protagonist destroying his family or clan for love, but the Grand Master will not do so. His mercy on Concubine Xie, his concern for his mother, and his support and pursuit of the Xie family's plan to seize power best reflect that Grand Master Xie is a normal person with flesh and blood and thoughts. Regarding Liang Lie, I think he is an excellent brother. There is also a relationship line with Yanyan mentioned above, so it is inconvenient to say more. Then there is the similarity with the Grand Master, the protection of one's country. What attracts me most about Yanyan is her protection of her country, her importance to her family, and her lack of love. She is an extremely cute and smart woman. In short, I personally think that these three people are in line with the thoughts and states that men and women should have in feudal society. I love this too! Finally, there is the ending. I think the ending is really good. The grudges between the Xie family and the Liang family will never dissipate, but finding a solution in Liang Shuo is both reasonable and shows the wisdom of both parties. I have to praise Liang Lie for being really witty! Finally, I wish the author a Happy New Year, good health, and continue to create new works! Finished scattering flowers!
Preview of "Recognizing the Tyrant as My Fiancé" Copywriting: Yu Yao is a lucky girl that everyone in Suzhou envies. Because her mother had chosen a high-status fiancé for her since she was a child, the prince of Zhenguo. However, when she was thirteen years old, her good fortune came to an abrupt end. Her parents suddenly died in a tragic accident, and Yu Yao led her young brother to live a life of dependence on others. Three years later, Yu Yao turned sixteen and her fiancé wrote to take her back to the capital to get married. Yu Yao packed up the package happily, determined to be good to her fiancé. Her fiancé was tall and handsome. Although he had a bad temper and always liked to fight and kill, Yu Yao's heart still bubbled with sweetness. She stuck to her fiancé's side and kissed and hugged him. Along the way, she even thought about having a few children with her fiancé. However, when she arrived in the capital, she discovered that she had admitted the wrong person. Her fiancé, the Prince of Zhenguo, did not pick her up at all... Xiao Yan gained a reputation for cruelty when he first ascended the throne. In order to cut his enemies into pieces with his own hands, he personally marched to the south of the Yangtze River. As soon as his hands were stained with blood, he suffered from a headache. Just when Xiao Yan was violent and about to go on a killing spree, a petite and exquisite girl rushed over and hugged him sweetly. Raising her pink face, she called him, "Mr. Lang!"
The ending between Wang Xuandao and Rou Jia is the best. Rou Jia is affectionate but not much, while Wang Xuandao seems to be ruthless but is actually very affectionate. It will be good if they both live together in wealth. From an idealistic point of view, Roujia and Wang Xuandao are two different types of people in spirit, but they are fatally attracted to each other. They don't want to describe them as bad luck, and they feel very awkward.
No matter how you say it, this pair is like a stick in your throat, it's weird. It's not a bad fate, it's just like real human nature.
It's a pity for Wang Xuandao and Rou Jia
This person is a bit naughty, hard-spoken and soft-hearted, but in the end he gets nothing.
Can Wang Xuandao and Roujia still HE?
Not sure what happened to Queen Xu's death? There was also some dispute between the heroine and the hero in the previous life that caused the Crown Princess to kill her. It felt like the heroine herself had never even interacted with the hero. There was also the hero's family. It felt like the heroine and the prince had been fighting for so long, but in the end it was Xie who was proud.
The tension between men and women in the supporting roles is obviously just right, but it's a pity that it's so bad
I felt an inexplicable emptiness after reading it. I hope they will always be happy in the book.