Recommending my upcoming novel, After a Straight Man Is Forced to Marry a Beautiful, Blind, Frail Beauty, now updating!
A cross-dressing fox spirit, gorgeous princess gong X a greedy, lustful, handsome prince consort shou
Pei Shuo is a die-hard fan of the tyrant Xie Lin. After unexpectedly transmigrating to ancient times, he excitedly sets out to find his beloved Xie Lin, only for his good-for-nothing father to bundle him off to a matchmaking gathering for Princess Qionghua.
Historical records describe Princess Qionghua as debauched, arrogant, vicious, and cruel by nature.
But what Pei Shuo sees...
Her Highness has a face as lovely as jade and robes red as flowers. She is the most beautiful woman in Beiqi.
Her Highness is generous, pelting him with pearls, gems, and gold ingots as if they were stones, asking only that he behave himself.
Pei Shuo immediately drops to his knees. "Please, order me around as much as you like, Your Highness. I am your most loyal servant!"
His plan to find Xie Lin can wait.
With the princess's backing, Pei Shuo can practically do as he pleases throughout the capital.
Until one day, in the supposedly haunted back hills of the princess's estate, he sees her late twin brother emerge from the mist of the hot spring, smiling as he walks toward him.
Pei Shuo's heart turns cold. A ghost! A male ghost! A gorgeous male ghost! Help!
Cold, slender fingers grip his wrist, and the ghost's deep, resonant voice asks, "Consort, aren't you going to attend to me?"
Pei Shuo trembles. "I am the princess's consort."
The ghost smiles. "The princess is my twin sister. Her consort should be my consort, too."
Pei Shuo is shocked. Is this male ghost gay, too?
Under the ghost's threats, Pei Shuo spends his days joking around at the princess's side, then risks his life each night to attend to the male ghost...
Until the princess takes off her skirts, revealing something underneath bigger than his...
And the more he looks at the princess without her makeup, the more she resembles the male ghost...
Xie Lin once thought someone had sent him a foolish but truly beautiful consort, and all he had to do was watch him bounce around and turn the capital upside down every day.
Until he is trapped in the imperial palace, and his greedy, lustful consort single-handedly rescues him, facing the emperor without so much as batting an eye...
Until bandits run rampant, and his frail, helpless consort smiles sweetly as he pulls a gun from his sleeve and blows a bandit's head off...
Until corrupt ministers and treacherous chancellors fall one after another, and his consort takes the highest seat of power...
Only then does he realize that his consort has grand plans, and that the damn emperor sent him a strategist.
In that case, he might as well accept the gift~
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After an accident, Pei Shuo sees the "male ghost" regain his sight and reveal a pair of double pupils.
The history books say: Xie Lin also had double pupils.
Pei Shuo: Holy crap?!
Xie Lin: Isn't it nice to get up close and personal with someone you admire?
Pei Shuo: I wanted to get close, not get inside you?!!!
[Reading Guide]
1. There may be a short stretch of borrowing famous lines from other works, such as the protagonist using poems by Li Bai and Du Fu to make a name for himself.
2. The shou is a bit of a heartthrob.
3. The author reserves the final right of interpretation.
My next upcoming novel, After a Straight Man Marries a Blind, Frail Beauty
A spirited, gentle straight-man shou X a sickly, scheming, beautiful green-tea gong
Before his death, Xue Yan's close friend entrusted his younger cousin, the Sixth Prince, to him.
But before Xue Yan can return to the capital, he hears that the Sixth Prince, Zhao Zhen, has lost the struggle for the throne and been confined to the palace, never to leave.
He thinks hard for days, until at last he comes up with a plan.
On the day he returns victorious, Marquis Xue Yan of Linzi trades his military service in conquering nine cities for a marriage decree allowing him to wed the Sixth Prince.
On their wedding night, Xue Yan lifts Zhao Zhen's veil, sees his pale, sickly face, and says excitedly, "Hi, remember me? I'm your cousin's friend. I even held you when you were little."
At the time, Zhao Zhen is blind, lame, and gravely ill. Everyone despises him, and he assumes he can only drag out his worthless life until the end.
Unexpectedly, on their wedding night, the man's fingertips brush the red silk covering his eyes, and his voice is thick with concern. "How could they treat you so cruelly?"
Zhao Zhen is stunned, and all the thorns bristling around him soften.
To honor his friend's dying wish, Xue Yan treats Zhao Zhen like his own younger brother, carefully nurturing him from a frail, withered weed into a pampered flower.
Zhao Zhen is blind and lame, so Xue Yan spends a fortune seeking famous doctors.
Zhao Zhen is timid and afraid of the dark, so Xue Yan lets him rest his head on his arm and stays with him every night.
Zhao Zhen was starved of affection as a child, so Xue Yan vows to care for him "for a lifetime" and make him feel safe.
As Zhao Zhen grows more and more attached to him, Xue Yan is delighted. They're becoming more and more like real brothers.
Until someone corners him in the ancestral hall and kisses him.
Xue Yan: ? But I'm your brother?!
Until he wakes up every day with strange red marks on his body, each time worse than before...
Xue Yan: ? Were those mosquito bites?!
Looking at the pure and innocent little white flower, Xue Yan turns and tells someone to kill the mosquitoes. "Yeah, they must have been mosquito bites."
"Brother, will you love me?"
"Brother, you won't ever leave me, will you?"
He's so pitiful, beautiful, and fragile. Xue Yan only has to look at him to know it's all the fault of those other emperors and princes.
Later, the sly fox finally gets his way and ascends the throne. With Xue Yan pinned to the bed, he demands, "Between me and my cousin, who do you like more?"
"Brother, when you look at me, are you thinking of me, or my cousin?"
All Xue Yan can do is silently light an incense stick for his friend. Sorry, brother. Your younger cousin is just too beautiful. I'll gladly take him.
Later still, Xue Yan watches Zhao Zhen ruthlessly eliminate every other prince, personally cut off the old emperor's supply of medicine, and deploy every trick in the book until he finally takes the throne.
Dressed in his imperial robes, Zhao Zhen turns around, wipes the blood from his hands, and throws himself into Xue Yan's arms. "Brother, I'm scared."
Xue Yan instinctively hugs him and soothes him.
Then it hits him. What the hell does he have to be scared of?
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Bonus scene:
Xue Yan has been gaining weight lately. After taking his pulse, the doctor's expression grows especially grave.
Xue Yan trembles. "Is it terminal?"
Doctor: "No. I'm just a little despairing. Why is it a pregnancy pulse?"
Xue Yan: ??? Nobody told me men in this world could have babies, too.
Theme: Romance that lasts until death
Congratulations on the completion! I originally finished watching it in the afternoon, and it was quite interesting, but after thinking about it, I still feel that Bai Ze's character is a bit of a failure. I thought he would die in the end, but I didn't expect that he would be "recruited". He is the type of villain that I find most terrifying. He is naive, cruel and easy to get into trouble. The princess was right. Leaving this knife around will hurt your hand sooner or later. It is still right now. He can kill doctors and children because of the hero's casual words, kill the hero's wife out of jealousy, kill the Liu family that the hero cares about, kill the gangsters who have trouble with the hero, and kill the people in the city who have affected the hero. Any casual action of the hero in front of him may make him kill people. Even if he and Yuan Xiao grew up together, if one day the hero and Yuan Xiao have a conflict, will he kill Yuan Xiao? He set fire to massacre the city and killed good people, which also indirectly killed General Xiao Huo. In my eyes, he and Guo Qi are not much different. Guo Qi at least knows what he is doing and knows that he is not a good person. After Bai Ze kills people, he still smiles and asks the male protagonist for praise, without feeling at all that he has done anything wrong. I don't think the environment in which he grew up can be a reason for him to do evil. If he was miserable as a child and didn't receive education, can he not be responsible for his crimes? The male protagonist let him go simply because he had feelings for him, and it might also be because he was a general. But can we let it go just because we are close? The massacre of the city is no small matter. The male protagonist also climbed out of blood and fire. He spent half his life fighting for the more than 300 people in the village who died in vain, and grieved for the more than 10,000 miners who buried their bones. Bai Ze actually treated the people around him lightly. It's not that he has a moral obsession with the male protagonist. The male protagonist is a powerful official and has many of the problems of being an official. For example, in order to pave the way, he will make the people who are suffering from a disaster wait for half a year. The main reason is that the character of Bai Ze has broken through the bottom line originally set for the male protagonist in the previous article, and discovered that, ah, it turns out that the male protagonist's bottom line can be even lower. Besides, as a general, recruiting him is indeed good for the princess and he can fight. But there are also drawbacks. His character is destined to be no better for his own soldiers, nor for the common people on both sides. If there is a war, he can be sacrificed in order to win. Just like the famous Jin generals in the Song Dynasty, will the battle be fierce? Fierce, cruel? That's too cruel. The world has been unified, and the emperors of enemy countries have either committed suicide or died of illness. Keeping such an enemy general who has massacred his own people really does more harm than good. If you ask me, it would be the best choice for him to die on the battlefield.
It's over ~ so happy. The young couple has been together for a long time [crying] [crying], but it's a pity that old friends can't come together [crying] [crying] [crying]
I'm going! ! ! It's true that my nephew has become a son. I really want to see the princess's expression when she hears that she has given birth to a son.
Will the eldest sister's child inherit the throne in the end?
What kind of fanfic, let me read it [CaiGou]
Hahahahaha Cui Huai's life
Finished scattering flowers, chased in one day [Cat's Claw]
"Longevity Girl·Spring Banquet"
Five DynastiesFeng Yansi
At the spring banquet, sing a cup of green wine.
Farewell to Chen Sanyuan:
I wish my husband to live a thousand years,
Secondly, I hope that I will always be in good health.
The three wishes are like Liang Shangyan, meeting each other year after year.
Entering a Restricted Article and Stealing the Protagonist's Concubine
After Fighting for the Throne for Ten Years, It Was Discovered That He Was a Fake Prince
The Author and the Protagonist Are True Love
Fishing Beauties Dress up for Daily Trapping
The Softhearted Straight Guy Gets Tangled Up with a Dark Beauty
After Swapping Senses with the Regent
Congratulations on the completion! I originally finished watching it in the afternoon, and it was quite interesting, but after thinking about it, I still feel that Bai Ze's character is a bit of a failure. I thought he would die in the end, but I didn't expect that he would be "recruited". He is the type of villain that I find most terrifying. He is naive, cruel and easy to get into trouble. The princess was right. Leaving this knife around will hurt your hand sooner or later. It is still right now. He can kill doctors and children because of the hero's casual words, kill the hero's wife out of jealousy, kill the Liu family that the hero cares about, kill the gangsters who have trouble with the hero, and kill the people in the city who have affected the hero. Any casual action of the hero in front of him may make him kill people. Even if he and Yuan Xiao grew up together, if one day the hero and Yuan Xiao have a conflict, will he kill Yuan Xiao? He set fire to massacre the city and killed good people, which also indirectly killed General Xiao Huo. In my eyes, he and Guo Qi are not much different. Guo Qi at least knows what he is doing and knows that he is not a good person. After Bai Ze kills people, he still smiles and asks the male protagonist for praise, without feeling at all that he has done anything wrong. I don't think the environment in which he grew up can be a reason for him to do evil. If he was miserable as a child and didn't receive education, can he not be responsible for his crimes? The male protagonist let him go simply because he had feelings for him, and it might also be because he was a general. But can we let it go just because we are close? The massacre of the city is no small matter. The male protagonist also climbed out of blood and fire. He spent half his life fighting for the more than 300 people in the village who died in vain, and grieved for the more than 10,000 miners who buried their bones. Bai Ze actually treated the people around him lightly. It's not that he has a moral obsession with the male protagonist. The male protagonist is a powerful official and has many of the problems of being an official. For example, in order to pave the way, he will make the people who are suffering from a disaster wait for half a year. The main reason is that the character of Bai Ze has broken through the bottom line originally set for the male protagonist in the previous article, and discovered that, ah, it turns out that the male protagonist's bottom line can be even lower. Besides, as a general, recruiting him is indeed good for the princess and he can fight. But there are also drawbacks. His character is destined to be no better for his own soldiers, nor for the common people on both sides. If there is a war, he can be sacrificed in order to win. Just like the famous Jin generals in the Song Dynasty, will the battle be fierce? Fierce, cruel? That's too cruel. The world has been unified, and the emperors of enemy countries have either committed suicide or died of illness. Keeping such an enemy general who has massacred his own people really does more harm than good. If you ask me, it would be the best choice for him to die on the battlefield.
It's over ~ so happy. The young couple has been together for a long time [crying] [crying], but it's a pity that old friends can't come together [crying] [crying] [crying]
I'm going! ! ! It's true that my nephew has become a son. I really want to see the princess's expression when she hears that she has given birth to a son.
Will the eldest sister's child inherit the throne in the end?
What kind of fanfic, let me read it [CaiGou]
Hahahahaha Cui Huai's life
Finished scattering flowers, chased in one day [Cat's Claw]
"Longevity Girl·Spring Banquet" Five DynastiesFeng Yansi At the spring banquet, sing a cup of green wine. Farewell to Chen Sanyuan: I wish my husband to live a thousand years, Secondly, I hope that I will always be in good health. The three wishes are like Liang Shangyan, meeting each other year after year.
Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo maybe...
I've definitely seen it before. I bought it again for the second time. Hahaha, wronged.