The sequel is titled The Flirtatious Heroine. If enough people are interested, I'll start writing it soon. You really have to want to read it, though. If you're not that eager, let me take my time, since I'm also thinking about other ideas I'd like to write.
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My mother said that if she hadn't been after the Old Feng family's fortune, she would never have married into their family.
If she hadn't coveted the Feng family's ancestral martial arts, she wouldn't have let me take my father's surname.
But my father loved my mother so much that he nearly changed his surname to Qi.
"Men are such a nuisance, always getting tangled up in love," my mother said with deep disdain. She gave me a stern lecture: "Baby, you have a bright future and lofty ambitions. You mustn't turn out like your father. I've thought about it for years, and I think the reason he's like this is that he's seen too little of the world. So, Baby, before you set out to make your mark, you need to meet plenty of men. That way, when you enter the jianghu, you won't be like your father, some country bumpkin who gets attached to the first person he meets."
I took my mother's advice to heart. From then on, as I traveled the jianghu, I met handsome men all over the world.
On the day I got engaged, seven junior disciples who had come to ask my father to take them as students, but really wanted to marry me, lost their composure. They surrounded my handsome, delicate fiance and traded barbs with him, nearly poking holes in him.
Then it was my turn. Some asked with tearful eyes, "If you already had someone you loved, why did you lead me on?"
Some couldn't believe it. "If you didn't love me, why did you keep giving me hope?"
Some tried to keep their composure. "If you didn't care for me, why didn't you tell me sooner?"...
Sigh. How was I supposed to tell them that they were simply part of the scenery I was meant to see as part of my education?
I, Feng Zhenhui, was a free-spirited flirt from a young age, and my era had only just begun
This is the story of the fourth generation of the Lord of Mount Huang.
The goal of Mount Huang's grand enterprise is to endure for thousands upon thousands of generations!
P.S. A strong heroine and an even stronger heroine, an exceptionally sweet couple, an unconventional first-person viewpoint, and an unconventional jianghu martial arts story.
The story is not long, around 200,000 characters. I have chapters saved up and will finish posting as soon as possible. Comments and discussion are welcome! Sending love!
Core idea: A woman who stands tall in the world must have the courage to lead the way!
Men are inherently evil and cannot be changed.
In my impression, women are always soft-hearted, or maternally compassionate. There was a city lord in the west who was jointly attacked by other city lords because he built a rich city. Those male city lords thought that she was a woman's greatest weakness, which was her children, so they tied her children in front of the battle and wanted her to surrender. The city lord's response was to lift up her skirt on the city wall, point to her vagina and say, "I will have children after I have sex."
He did not hesitate to sacrifice himself, as if his chastity and purity were precious.
Why is a woman who grew up under the tutelage of Wuying so in love? Didn't her mother's perseverance pass down to her at all? It can only be said that Wuying has not killed all the men since the beginning, and as a result, the successors have become increasingly unusable...
Just for communication, I feel that the other women besides the protagonist are too weak. The strength of a woman cannot only rely on elite leaders like the eldest princess and the heroine. There is no shortage of strong people among ordinary women. There are good women no matter how bad the environment is. They are not distant legends. They can be found in a village. Women are not all kind-hearted.
If it's not a man, it's just for a man, it's always like this, it's really a disaster.
If history is written in the future, this single stroke will be the outstanding experience and lesson for the organization on the way forward.
Those in power must have foreseen the problems faced by women in power, but Wuying didn't leave a single word or rule to deal with this situation. Or maybe you know that only when you fall do you know where it hurts? But the risk of leaking the secret is really not worth the loss.
It's interesting for them to play roles and experience life, and the heroine's mother has the demeanor of a big woman. What makes me feel inconsistent is that if the heroine's mother really wants her daughter to have her own surname, she should still be able to do it, or the author has the ability to change some settings to let the heroine take her mother's surname.
Damn, why are there always plots like this about letting men go? It's a bit bie? Qu? L to watch.