--Synopsis--
When Liu Rongshu was nine, her family was massacred, and someone rescued her from a pile of corpses.
Lord Fan, known to outsiders as a man of pristine character and lofty virtue, not only taught her everything he knew, but also gave all his tenderness to her alone.
Over five years, without realizing it, she grew to resemble him.
One morning after a rainstorm, she sat alone all night, only to receive his corpse in return.
That night, she set a fire and followed him into death.
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Liu Rongshu survived her attempted immolation.
To avenge Fan Yi, she disguises herself as a man, passes the imperial examinations, and enters officialdom, placing herself under Fan Yi’s former political enemy to uncover the truth.
But before she can find it, one troublesome romance after another comes her way.
Not only does a capricious princess pursue her, but Gu Yun, the useless son of her political enemy, takes a liking to her too.
Rumors that the two of them are in a same-sex relationship spread throughout the capital, and even the emperor enjoys pushing them together.
Liu Rongshu thinks to herself: If I can’t kill my political enemy’s son, then I might as well pretend to fall for him and make sure the Gu family dies out.
Until one night, Liu Rongshu follows Gu Yun to a grave, where she hears him call her by the childhood nickname only Fan Yi knew: Shengsheng.
Liu Rongshu: "!!!"
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Fan Yi had a very long dream.
When he wakes up, he has become the son of his political enemy. Not only does he have to grit his teeth and call that old bastard "Father," but he’s also being pressured into marriage.
To avoid getting married, Fan Yi decides to pretend he’s attracted to men.
Who could have guessed the act would become real, and he’d actually fall in love with that pretty boy against his will?
But the more he looks at the pretty boy, the more he wonders why he looks so much like the little girl he picked up all those years ago...
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1. The heroine gets a new face; the hero transmigrates into another body.
2. Eight-year age gap between the leads.
3. One-on-one, both are sexually inexperienced, happy ending.
--Upcoming Novel--
Song Yu’s parents were killed by villains.
Orphaned at a young age, Song Yu returned to the capital with her grandfather, an imperial physician.
She had intended to honor her mother’s final wish and marry Second Young Master Liang, but her fiancé’s mistress threatened her with a pregnancy. Song Yu was branded as jealous and became the laughingstock of the entire capital.
The only one who spoke up against the criticism and protected her from the rumors was the Young Marquis Xie, who had severed ties with her after she hurt him in the past.
Young Marquis Xie was a favored son of Heaven, a noble among nobles in the capital.
He had always scorned the women who fluttered around him.
Yet he was willing to rein in his temper for Song Yu, and even defy his family’s wishes and refuse a marriage arranged for him.
At the Hundred Blossoms Banquet, Xie Yanzhao swore in front of everyone that he would marry no one but her.
But Song Yu took out the love letter he had once written her and tore it to pieces before his eyes. She mocked him as a spoiled fool, said she had never liked him, then walked away without looking back.
The next day, Young Marquis Xie rode off with the army to the frontier.
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When they meet again, Song Yu is living with her second uncle’s family.
The once arrogant and unruly young marquis has become cold and hard after enduring countless battles and bloodshed.
In the depths of winter, General Xie sits astride his horse, looking down at Song Yu as she washes clothes in the stream.
Seeing her hands red from the cold and the bruises on her arms, he smiles coldly, his eyes full of menace, and asks, "Do you regret it?"
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Xie Yanzhao hated that woman with all his heart.
Yet when he saw her dressed in bridal red, about to marry a cripple, he couldn’t stop himself from abducting her and taking her back to the capital.
In the villa, he tore apart her bright red wedding gown and pressed her down onto the bed, looking down at her with a voice cold as ice.
"Since you despise me, why shouldn’t I give you even more reason to?"
Theme: Be independent, strong, and positive
It's nice to watch, but the ending is a bit rushed. It would be nice if there were a few extra chapters.
"Affectionate and cold" is a big bug for the author~ God
I have been too busy during the past two days during the Chinese New Year and have not updated. I will resume updating tomorrow night~
Happy New Year - I hope that in the new year, my inner love will shine in the world I write, and I will become a better version of myself!