Older sister and puppy romance, marriage first, love later
Blurb
Yan Zhuming was renowned throughout the capital for her beauty. Even though she had been engaged to the young General Jiang since childhood, the Crown Prince still loved her with all his heart.
After her former fiancé died, Yan Zhuming entered the palace and spent seven years as a favored consort. Because the emperor said he was "devoted to only her," she spent seven years as a target in the harem.
At the end, in the Cold Palace, the emperor held her tightly in his arms, telling her she was the love of his life as he handed her a cup of poison and had her whole family executed.
Her body was dragged to a mass grave. The one who gathered her remains was Jiang Chengye, her childhood friend whom she had once scorned.
Jiang Chengye was the younger brother of her late former fiancé, and a thoroughgoing wastrel who did nothing but watch cockfights and walk dogs. As his future sister-in-law, Yan Zhuming had cleaned up plenty of his messes since childhood.
When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the day the news of her fiancé's death arrived.
Jiang Chengye wore mourning clothes, his eyes bloodshot. He looked just as he had the day he gathered her bones in her previous life.
Only after dying once did she see everything clearly.
So she blocked Jiang Chengye inside his room with a sword. "Marry me."
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Since childhood, Yan Zhuming had used her status as his future sister-in-law to bully Jiang Chengye without mercy, so he considered her his lifelong enemy.
Unfortunately, Yan Zhuming had been born to be his bane. Jiang Chengye had never once beaten her in their battles.
After his older brother died, Yan Zhuming demanded that Jiang Chengye fulfill his brother's betrothal agreement.
Jiang Chengye: "Even if I have to die or jump out of this room, I won't lay a finger on that viper Yan Zhuming!"
Later, it was Jiang Chengye who trapped her in his arms with his lean, youthful strength, holding her in a forceful, unyielding embrace.
Yet his voice was soft and pleading:
"Sister, please... Just this once. Help me."
One couple, happy ending
A fun, fluffy read to relax your brain
A play the pig to eat the tiger, green-tea heroine vs. a growing puppy who turns into a wolf
A sweet childhood-friends-to-lovers story, with the leads marrying first and falling in love later. The heroine's former husband gets his own solitary crematorium arc, then gets tossed aside.
Important: The protagonists grow over the course of the story.
In her previous life, the heroine was a green-tea schemer trapped within the narrow world of palace intrigue. After being reborn, she needs to grow and broaden her horizons.
The hero is a little immature at first, but gradually grows into a strong and dependable man.
#An important supporting character has transmigrated
#Next historical romance: bitter yearning, push-and-pull, reunion after a breakup, forced romance. The Moon in the Grotto
Prince Regent Xiao Jue commands a great army and has a cold, stern temperament. Because he has avoided women for years, people privately speculate that he prefers men.
At a spring banquet, the imperial family and court officials gathered by the Qujiang Pool.
Xiao Jue loathed this sort of hypocritical gathering and was about to leave before finishing half a cup of wine.
Just then, Gu Yunzhou, son of the Minister of Personnel, came forward to thank him, his manner impeccably respectful. "Thanks to Your Highness's gracious betrothal decree, I would like to bring my fiancée to pay my respects in person. We hope Your Highness will attend our wedding."
With that, he stepped aside.
Behind Gu Yunzhou, Yue Yuheng, the eldest daughter of the Yue family, bowed in her plain robes, then slowly raised her head.
Her eyes were like snow melting in early spring, her gaze flowing like a stream.
A red cinnabar mark rested between her brows.
Xiao Jue's gaze suddenly sharpened. His fingers tightened, and his wine cup shattered.
Gu Yunzhou came from a family steeped in poetry and propriety, a gentleman as warm as jade. The Yue family had been nobility for generations, and their eldest daughter was strikingly beautiful, modest and prudent, and well suited to manage a household. Everyone considered the match a perfect union.
So no one could understand why the Prince Regent, who had personally issued the decree arranging the marriage, seemed so displeased.
Gu Yunzhou was equally confused. Ever since the betrothal, the Prince Regent had become increasingly strict with his fiancée, Yue Yuheng, finding fault and making things difficult for her at every turn. He was nothing like the man who had issued the decree.
Until one snowy night, Gu Yunzhou saw the usually cold Prince Regent in the shadows of a covered walkway, pinning his fiancée against a carved pillar.
His breath was scorching, his body trembling with something almost reverent, a madness suppressed for years.
He kissed her eyes and brows again and again.
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In a Buddhist cave beyond the frontier, Xiao Jue once met a little painter disguised as a boy.
The Buddha in her paintings gazed inward, looking upon all living beings.
But Xiao Jue wanted only to be the one living being beneath her gaze.
A cold, brooding Prince Regent x a gentle, pure-hearted little painter
#Next historical mystery: investigations, intrigue, episodic cases. The Hidden Beauty of Crane Terrace
Six decades have passed since Emperor Ruizong allowed women to enter government service.
Yet there are still barely any female officials in the court, and not one has risen above the fourth rank.
This year, the Court of Judicial Review hired a new female clerk whose ancestral home was in Jiangnan. She was slender, with a gentle face and a soft voice, and drew everyone's attention on her very first day.
On the first day she was assigned to work as secretary to Junior Minister Cheng Huaijing, he looked at her delicate frame, incapable of lifting or carrying anything, and scoffed:
Don't think you can get by in a place of prisons and criminal cases like the Court of Judicial Review just by relying on your looks!
Then one day, a court official was found dead in the capital. Several of the court's most capable investigators had called in sick, so Cheng Huaijing had no choice but to take the delicate flower to the crime scene.
He assumed that the young woman would be frightened out of her wits and drag him down.
Instead, at the scene, she remained calm and composed, accurately identified the cause of death among the indistinct flesh and blood, and unraveled the case step by step.
From then on, she judged criminal cases, resolved legal disputes, and cleansed the government of corruption. From a lowly clerk at his side, she grew into the first female minister of the Court of Judicial Review.
"Is it really impossible for a woman to wear the crimson robe of a fourth-rank official?"
The heroine's words:
"My birth mother was once a rebel.
"With someone like her as an elder, I had no chance of entering government service.
"But in this age, just because she was a woman, even though she was a rebel, the court doesn't even know her name.
"So it has no way to verify my connection to her.
"That is why I can come to the Court of Judicial Review and tell you our names."
Theme: Love means moving forward hand in hand and growing together
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Moon in the Cave
A Beauty Hidden in Crane Terrace
Old News from Chengjun
My Disciple Is Not a Black Lotus
Fishing for Leisure on a Galactic Livestream
The Sea's Colors, the Sky's Beauty
Shipwreck Remains
Second to None
The Twin Jewels of the Divine Capital
Interstellar Food Scientist
Shipwreck
The next book, the love-minded Jade-faced Yama vs. The career-minded iceberg beauty → "Hetai Zangshu" please give me an advance! Sixty years have passed since Emperor Ruizhong allowed women to enter the imperial court. However, there are still only ten female officials in the court, and there is no one above the fourth rank. This year, Dali Temple has recruited a new female official who is originally from Jiangnan. She is thin, soft-spoken and soft-spoken. On her first day of employment, everyone in Dali Temple attracted a crowd of spectators. On the first day when she was assigned to Shaoqing Cheng Huaijing as a secretary, Cheng Huaijing sneered at her small body, which could not be carried on her shoulders or lifted by her hands: Don't think that you can survive in a place of punishment and prison like Dali Temple just by relying on your beauty! Until one day, a murder occurred in the capital city of a court official. Unfortunately, several officials at Dali Temple took sick leave. Cheng Huaijing had no choice but to bring the delicate flower with him to the scene. He originally thought that when he arrived at the scene of the crime, the girl would be so frightened that her face turned pale, and she would be a hindrance to him. Unexpectedly, upon arriving at the scene, the girl calmly and calmly found out the cause of death of the deceased in the blur of flesh and blood, and solved the mystery by peeling off the cocoon. From then on, she cut off prison sentences, settled public cases, and purged officials. From the little clerk beside him, she grew into the first female minister of Dali Temple. "Is it true that a woman cannot wear the scarlet robe of a fourth-grade official?" Female version "My biological mother was a rebel. "With an elder like her, I never had the chance to serve as an official in the court. "But in this day and age, just because she is a woman, even if she has been a rebel, the court does not know her name at all. "Of course there is no way to verify the relationship between me and her. "That's why I can come to Dali Temple and tell you our names."
So touching! Please don't feel pressured. I feel that the author is a sincere and lovely person 😚 Wait until I finish reading Fujichen
That's good, that's good. The car was too fast as soon as we started. I just finished reading The Legend of God. Although the writing is good and the ideas are great, it has too little sugar content. But once the meal starts, it's delicious!
Hahahahaha, fuck them!
Meow, take Zhu Ming away. You ignorant boy!
When I read this article, every time I turned to Zuhua, I felt that it was a pity that I didn't meet him earlier during the serialization. In the essay, the teacher mentioned that the emotional line is a weak point, but the emotional line in this book really moved me. From the meaning of the characters' names to their respective personalities, the teacher's care can be felt everywhere. The epilogue at the end mentions that "growing-up male protagonists are not very popular", but in my opinion, it is precisely because he is like this that the "sister-dog feeling" between the two is particularly suitable. Compared with the kind of writing that uses a lot of space to "su" the male protagonist and the female protagonist but is as thin as a camera, the teacher's Zhu Mingcheng Ye is much more vivid and has his own soul. Therefore, their emotional development makes me feel that it is particularly natural. Data really doesn't mean everything. Sometimes it's just timing or luck that makes a good article temporarily buried. But there will definitely be more and more people seeing how good it is, just like me, come on 💪 💪 💪
I don't understand other people's evaluations. I think what you wrote is quite good. It's not your problem that the market is going low. Thanks for finishing.
How come a pair of happy enemies are so cute and funny hahahaha
Ha? Ha? H 😏 It turns out that Zhu Ming's self-perception is that he is virtuous, considerate, generous and kind.
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