My next story will be Gold Digger. Please add it to your reading list.
[Black-Hearted Bandit Chief x Sweet, Silly Romantic]
Unlike their usual robberies, this time the chief brought back a delicate, fair-faced scholar who had lost his memory. He could read and write, and he was good at math. Before long, all the girls in the stronghold were smitten with him and clamoring to marry him.
But in the end, this lovely cabbage was claimed by the chief. Everyone else could only regret it.
On their wedding night.
Song Yu: Don't worry. From now on, as long as I have food, you won't go hungry. As long as you don't betray me, I'll treat you well for the rest of your life.
Liang Lanzhou: Untie me first, then we'll talk.
On their wedding night, Song Yu swore she would treat him well for the rest of his life, and Liang Lanzhou really believed her.
He trusted Song Yu without reservation, only to be repaid with her ruthless betrayal.
At the end of his rope, he stood at the edge of a cliff and asked her one last question, trying to deceive himself: "Would you really rather see me fall off this cliff and be smashed to pieces than change your mind?"
"I'm sorry."
"I don't want your apology. I want you to regret this for the rest of your life!"
He used his life as the price of punishing her and jumped off the cliff without hesitation. If the wish he made in the last second before his death could come true, he hoped Song Yu would live the rest of her life in regret and guilt, alone forever.
When they met again after a long time, he was a powerful favorite of the emperor, while she had become a prisoner.
Firelight made the man's face difficult to read. His icy fingers, cold as a snake's, gripped Song Yu's chin. His lips parted, his voice cool and distant.
"Do you regret it?"
*Bonus scene:
The three things Liang Lanzhou cared about most were whether Song Yu had eaten well, whether Song Yu had slept well, and whether she had missed him that day.
He asked Song Yu the same questions, full of anticipation.
Song Yu: My mother's in good health, and Xiao Hu has found a good match.
Liang Lanzhou, through gritted teeth: What else?
Song Yu, hesitating: Then I suppose I can add that Tigerhead Stronghold is safe and sound.
Liang Lanzhou (twisting) (shaking Song Yu by the shoulders) (struggling to hold back his anger) (finally snapping and growling): What about me? What about me!
*Notes:
1. A gender-swapped version of "You lost only your life, while she lost love."
2. The heroine is a scoundrel, and the male lead is a lovesick fool.
-------++ Upcoming Story +++--------
Title: The Scheming Widow's Rise
At first, Bai Yan thought she was an exceptionally kind woman. She donated to charity to build schools, took in homeless orphans, and even stamped her feet and cried when an ant died. Her only flaw was that she sometimes flirted with him, whether intentionally or not.
He could put up with the flirting. It was only directed at him, after all.
Later, Bai Yan discovered that it was all fake. The school renovations had been left unfinished, and the homeless children were paid actors. Forget an ant, she could poison and kill her only brother-in-law.
Even worse, she didn't just flirt with him. She flirted with other men, too.
Every time she approached him and tried to please him, she had an ulterior motive. Yet he seemed to be sinking deeper and deeper, unable to pull himself out.
His standards kept dropping, lower and lower, until he fell into the abyss.
At first, he hoped she would become a little kinder. In the end, all he wanted was for her not to be quite so cruel to him.
Qilan drove a dagger into Bai Yan's abdomen with her own hands. To get back at him, she also carved a few large words into his collarbone: Qilan's Dog.
How could the high-and-mighty Crown Prince endure such humiliation? Qilan thought she was going to die for it.
But he only gave her a long, dark look, then calmly pulled the knife from his abdomen and pressed a handkerchief to the wound. His expression didn't change in the slightest.
"You bastard!" Qilan cursed angrily, then rushed out without a second thought.
Only then did his usually unshakable composure crack. "Who are you going to see?"
Although you're fake, shallow, vulgar, and useless, I still like you.
Note: 1. The heroine is not a virgin, while the male lead is. The aloof beauty comes down from her pedestal.
3. The heroine isn't truly good or kind, and she has an ambiguous relationship with a supporting male character early on.
4. Updates will follow the site's schedule before the book goes on sale. I absolutely won't leave it unfinished. It's rock solid.
Core idea: The road is hard and long, but never abandon your lofty ambitions.
Oh my god, the plot of chasing the husband actually lasts for two chapters [Applause] As a male protagonist, I feel that the male protagonist is a bit ignorant.
This is the first time I have seen a novel in which the emotional status of traditional male and female protagonists is so completely reversed. Song Yu values righteousness and gangs more than the love entanglement between the two; she also likes skin-to-skin contact, but she is obsessed with it and knows what is more important; although she is dull about feelings, she can also make people happy with a few words at critical moments; but you say she understands love, but in fact she doesn't care that much, from beginning to end. They are at ease, and have a feeling of contemporary straight men: You say they don't understand romance, and their thoughts are not as delicate as girls. In fact, they all understand, but they are too lazy to do anything when they are in a high position and being loved... I can't describe this subtle feeling. I can only express my admiration several times when I read this novel. It is a good thing that the male abuse literature is on the rise now, but it is inevitable that there will be situations where the force is too strong or the male abuse is not thorough enough. But this article is really good at this point. It feels like the author has traveled from a world where women are superior to men, and wrote this novel naturally and lightly with a female-oriented thinking. Thank you very much to the author for writing such a great article. I really like it. (It's just that the ending is a bit rushed, it would be nice if there was a sequel)
It looks good, but the ending is unsatisfactory. Can you solve the misunderstanding and let us be together? The male protagonist is really tortured. Let's make a sequel.
Damn it, why is there no extra episode? It feels like the meal was taken away halfway. . . . . .
I really like it, I really like it. Not only is it a male abuser, the heroine and the female supporting character created by the author are truly female-oriented existences. They are not obtrusive or exaggerated. Song Yu and Chen Bi really write it superbly.
Sprinkle flowers, although the pace is a bit rushed in the later stages. But he is a rare love-minded male protagonist and a free and easy female protagonist, and an author who is willing to write plots about abusing men. I cried to death. Good review.
I started watching the male protagonist jumping off a cliff. I didn't expect that the male protagonist is good and the female supporting role is also super cute. I really like it. Please write more about it.
There will no longer be a meal replacement series [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
You're laughing so hard. Male protagonist, you don't have a long mouth. If my sister hadn't had a good memory, she wouldn't have come to hug you if her hand was broken. I really like the heroine's character. Hehehe.
Woo hoo, I'm here to beg for a side story again [poor] [poor] [poor]
Oh my god, the plot of chasing the husband actually lasts for two chapters [Applause] As a male protagonist, I feel that the male protagonist is a bit ignorant.
This is the first time I have seen a novel in which the emotional status of traditional male and female protagonists is so completely reversed. Song Yu values righteousness and gangs more than the love entanglement between the two; she also likes skin-to-skin contact, but she is obsessed with it and knows what is more important; although she is dull about feelings, she can also make people happy with a few words at critical moments; but you say she understands love, but in fact she doesn't care that much, from beginning to end. They are at ease, and have a feeling of contemporary straight men: You say they don't understand romance, and their thoughts are not as delicate as girls. In fact, they all understand, but they are too lazy to do anything when they are in a high position and being loved... I can't describe this subtle feeling. I can only express my admiration several times when I read this novel. It is a good thing that the male abuse literature is on the rise now, but it is inevitable that there will be situations where the force is too strong or the male abuse is not thorough enough. But this article is really good at this point. It feels like the author has traveled from a world where women are superior to men, and wrote this novel naturally and lightly with a female-oriented thinking. Thank you very much to the author for writing such a great article. I really like it. (It's just that the ending is a bit rushed, it would be nice if there was a sequel)
It looks good, but the ending is unsatisfactory. Can you solve the misunderstanding and let us be together? The male protagonist is really tortured. Let's make a sequel.
Damn it, why is there no extra episode? It feels like the meal was taken away halfway. . . . . .
I really like it, I really like it. Not only is it a male abuser, the heroine and the female supporting character created by the author are truly female-oriented existences. They are not obtrusive or exaggerated. Song Yu and Chen Bi really write it superbly.
Sprinkle flowers, although the pace is a bit rushed in the later stages. But he is a rare love-minded male protagonist and a free and easy female protagonist, and an author who is willing to write plots about abusing men. I cried to death. Good review.
I started watching the male protagonist jumping off a cliff. I didn't expect that the male protagonist is good and the female supporting role is also super cute. I really like it. Please write more about it.
There will no longer be a meal replacement series [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
You're laughing so hard. Male protagonist, you don't have a long mouth. If my sister hadn't had a good memory, she wouldn't have come to hug you if her hand was broken. I really like the heroine's character. Hehehe.
Woo hoo, I'm here to beg for a side story again [poor] [poor] [poor]