A Hall of Spring Colors

[Please support the official release] A beautiful young lady from a fallen family x a roguish, rugged general Tang Chun fainted from hunger while searching for her older brother. A kind sister-in-law rescued her and took her home. To repay her sister-in-law for saving her life and earn enough money to travel to the capital, she rolled up her sleeves and started selling food at her sister-in-law's tea stall. Pei Yanze had returned to his hometown to recuperate. Dressed in a teal martial outfit, his raven-black hair tied high with a strip of cloth, he was leading a black horse out of the city when he spotted an unfamiliar young woman at his sister-in-law's tea stall. The young woman had fair skin and a slender waist. Her voice was soft and sweet, and the smile in her eyes stirred a spring breeze in his heart, sending ripples across it. Later... Tang Chun used Pei Yanze to get to the capital, then cut ties with him completely. The very next day, the capital was abuzz with rumors that the fiancée of the Junior Minister of the Court of Judicial Review was a young woman from the countryside, and that she'd even shown up at his door. Pei Yanze, who knew the truth, nearly ground his teeth to dust!! But in the end, his heart softened, and he didn't expose their relationship. Instead, he came up with one excuse after another: first making the Junior Minister so busy he was never home at night, then warning him that it was improper for an unmarried man and woman to live together under one roof. When Tang Chun went to a temple in the countryside to pray for blessings, the brazen Pei Yanze pinned her against a secluded courtyard wall. He glared at the woman who had deceived him, his low voice thick with barely restrained anger. "What a clever little lady you are. Aren't you afraid I'll be so resentful that I'll wring your neck right here to vent my anger?" But when he saw her pale face and tearful eyes, Pei Yanze immediately surrendered. His voice softened despite himself. "Just call me Pei Lang, and I won't be angry anymore." Tang Chun, pretending to be scared: ????? [Married to the River God] Blurb Qiao Wuwei transmigrated into a cultivation novel with a tragic ending, becoming a minor character who barely got a mention. According to the original story, she would become a sacrifice to the River God, pushed into the surging Black River in her sedan chair and drowned alive. The good news: she survived. The bad news: in a ridiculous turn of events, she awakened a sinful immortal who had been sleeping in a secret realm, and a contract bound them together. In the original story, Song Dianzhi was a sinful immortal imprisoned for a thousand years for a crime he didn't commit. He was a villain who killed without blinking, and the one responsible for the male and female leads' tragic ending! At this moment, Song Dianzhi wore loose black robes that exposed a broad expanse of pale chest. His three thousand strands of black hair fell in disarray over his shoulders. He was incredibly handsome. A vivid red mark identifying him as a sinful immortal stood between his jade-pale brows, and his deep, luminous peach-blossom eyes held a bewildered look. Song Dianzhi asked, "Who are you? And who am I?" To save her own life, Qiao Wuwei hurriedly made something up. "I'm your newlywed wife, and you're... a kind-hearted River God!" Song Dianzhi gazed meaningfully at the woman before him, a brilliant smile appearing on his face like a night-blooming cereus blossoming in the darkness. His low voice carried a hint of enticement. "Wife?" Qiao Wuwei opened her mouth without thinking. "A ha?" Reader's Guide: Both leads are sexually inexperienced, happy ending, sweet romance The writing is average; the setting is fictional The early chapters are mostly everyday life and slow-paced. The male lead appears after around 30,000 words. The heroine's supposed engagement was only something their elders mentioned in passing. There was no betrothal token or marriage contract. Theme: Being clear-minded and self-reliant is a noble virtue