The Commandery Princess's Shadow Guard Mustn't Be Too Clever

The entire novel is complete. If you enjoyed it, please leave a five-star review! (1) When Ming Qin, an assassin, climbed into the county princess's bedchamber, she thought she'd be thrown right back out. But the princess only watched her calmly, as if nothing in the world was worth caring about. Ming Qin thought the princess was both beautiful and powerful, someone worth going through fire and water for. So when she was appointed the princess's guard and her senior sister told her to "take good care of herself," Ming Qin managed to sacrifice herself while doing exactly that. It was only when her senior sister grabbed her by the ear and called her a stupid mule that Ming Qin realized it was because the princess liked her, and that she needed to "take good care of herself." Ming Qin went to the princess's chambers to apologize. "I'm sorry. I didn't really understand before." Then she realized how badly she wanted to smudge the rouge on the princess's lips, and added, "But I think I understand better now." (2) Mu Rong Yan, once a peerless beauty, was imprisoned in a tower, her ailing body broken and frail, like a canary that could never escape its cage. So when a foolish assassin inexplicably appeared before her, she merely used the girl to pass the time. The reckless assassin brought warmth into her heart, where it had felt like eternal winter. Mu Rong Yan had thought there was no reason to regain her former splendor, and that she would never again find the will to pursue revenge. But because of one little assassin, anything suddenly seemed possible. So when the person she'd lost and regained appeared before her, Mu Rong Yan did everything she could to keep her from leaving, kissing the person in her arms wildly as she sobbed, "Use me. Just don't leave me again." Younger assassin (clueless about love, straightforward, fiercely loyal attack dog) x older county princess (shamelessly biased, obsessive, unhinged beauty) - Both characters' perspectives are included. - Six-year age gap. - Some scenes are written from male characters' perspectives for the sake of the plot. - The county princess really is physically disabled. - Happy ending. - The complete novel costs around six yuan. Please support the official release and warm the author's heart! - Please hold off on writing advice for now. - The author loves compliments and is a peace-loving person! ___Divider___ The next historical romance is called The Sickly Beauty's Doctor Is Beyond Help. It's the story of Song Shuqing's adopted daughter. If you're interested, please visit the author's profile. Couple: A highly skilled martial doctor x a world-weary, sickly beauty (1) When Su Qian was fifteen, her adoptive father died. Surrounded by wolves with ill intentions, she clung stubbornly to life, though she should have died, protecting the trading house and her little brother. Even with her body ravaged by illness, even when she needed help just to sit up in bed, she still held on to her last shreds of dignity... She had to survive, at least until Qin'er grew up... Day after day, she gritted her teeth and endured a life that was like hell. She could not stomach even a drop of oil or salt, and bitterness was the only taste Su Qian could remember, until a clear-eyed doctor arrived with a letter and knocked on the Su family's door. "He" was frank and carefree, highly skilled in martial arts, and as radiant as the spring sun, sweeping away the gloom that hung over the household. Everyone hoped "he" would stay. But when Su Qian went to great lengths to seize his hand on a moonless night, she received only this reply: "Miss Su, there's no need to do this... Once the snow has melted, I, Song, will certainly leave." Looking down at the half of her arm she'd deliberately exposed, Su Qian smiled, despising herself utterly. She no longer knew what she had left, but as long as she could protect Qin'er until he grew up and fulfill her adoptive father's final wish, nothing else mattered. But when she saw her little brother's body and the ancestral hall blazing in flames, the only fire in Su Qian's heart went out. She wanted to die. (2) Song Muyan roamed the martial world with her exceptional medical skills and martial prowess. Having witnessed death since childhood, she understood better than anyone that the comings and goings of this world could not be forced, and that when a person's heart died, there was no cure. Life was so fragile. Yet when she saw the woman before her, so weak she seemed ready to be blown away, shouldering the livelihood of an entire household and still standing firm to protect her family amid turbulent undercurrents, Song Muyan was moved in a way she rarely was. So, on the day she set out to leave, when she saw Su Qian, clothes in disarray, stumbling toward the burning building, Song Muyan broke her own rules and rushed forward. "If you have nothing left to keep you in this world, then leave with me." On that snowy night, the famed miracle-working doctor took on the most arduous task of her life. Healing a heart. Theme: Fewer tricks, more truth. Respect life.