I'm currently updating another novel, The Prince Consort's One-Sided Love (Reborn). It's a little sweet treat, so please give it a read and add it to your collection, dears! The blurb is at the end.
Also: This novel is complete. Please add it to your collection, ladies. Many thanks! Blurb:
[An emperor of his era vs. a solitary girl from the wilderness]
If not for the torrential rain in Chanzhou that year, Zhao Jiuge might have spent her whole life in Le'an Valley, keeping her father, her senior fellow apprentice, and the books at home company.
But fate brought her together with Chaisang. He led her out of her secluded paradise and into the public eye, where she became Chanzhou's first female clerk.
She thought they understood each other's hearts and dreamed of spending their lives together. But in the blink of an eye, he became a prince, married a princess consort, and became a candidate for crown prince.
From then on, she stopped speaking of love. She only wanted to do everything she could to support him and help him fulfill his wish: put an end to the wars, save the people from misery, and bring the common folk a peaceful, prosperous age. Because that was her wish, too.
But after all those twists and turns, he asked her again, "When we return to Kaifeng, would you marry me?"
If he had asked her before, she would have been moved to tears and said yes at once. But now...
All she could do was smile coldly and say, "Your Majesty's feelings are burning hot, but mine have already gone cold."
People don't value what they can get without effort.
Content warnings:
1. The male lead is unfaithful
2. Bad ending
Blurb for The Prince Consort's One-Sided Love (Reborn):
Chai Xiyun was the luckiest princess in Great Zhou. She was adored from childhood, and when she grew up, she married the palace graduate who placed third in the imperial examinations. They were a loving couple, and her life seemed complete.
An assassination shattered the facade of happiness. As arrows flew toward them, her prince consort unhesitatingly abandoned her and shielded another woman instead.
Someone leaped in to save her, but she still died by an assassin's sword. In her final moments, she stared toward the man and woman, unable to understand when the person who shared her bed every night had found someone else.
Reborn, she swore she would never repeat her past mistakes. She would lock away her heart and live for herself.
She went to great lengths to avoid the ill-fated relationship from her previous life, yet on one trip out, she somehow came home with a prince consort.
"Your Highness... do you know me?"
The first time he asked, she shook her head, certain that she had never had any connection to him, in either her past or present life.
"Your Highness... do you know me?" he asked a second time.
"What do you think?" she replied.
The hand around her ankle gradually loosened and slipped away, little by little.
"Your Highness..."
Before he could finish for the third time, she leaned toward him and touched his left chest. "You were the one who shielded me in my previous life, weren't you?"
One couple, happy ending
Theme: May we depend on each other and never part until our final years
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After Marrying a Playboy, We Fell for Each Other
The Former Emperor's Crematorium After I Was Reborn
Help, I feel so uncomfortable watching it. There is a reason for the lack of popularity. Can such a male protagonist with a wife and children become popular in Jinjiang? The female protagonist knows that the male protagonist has a family and children, but they are still dating her. Is it reasonable to be reluctant to leave her? It's so painful.
The article is finished, there are no extras, everything I want to say is in the epilogue to the last chapter. Thanks to the readers who have followed this article all the way and stopped for it. It may not be easy to read, and it may not be very pleasant. Thank you all for taking the time to read it. I am Mr. Xilai. If you are destined, I will see you in this sweet article.
The pre-released article "My Wife Is Devoted to Cultivating Taoism", if you are interested, please accept it, thank you.
There is a fresh and hot conclusion article "I Undress the Master's Waistcoat" next door. Please accept it. The copy is as follows: [Gentle and soft-hearted female champion +X+ loves to pretend to be pitiful for the sinister prince] They say they feel sorry for a man who will be unlucky for the rest of his life. As the new top scholar and the prince's teacher, Jin Wei is good at everything, but he has one problem: he is soft-hearted, especially when facing Jiang Xingyun. The rebel rebels held the yellow robe and forced him to ascend the throne. She bowed into the game, and the proud man of heaven turned into a traitor overnight. He said, "Master, from now on, I will be alone." Her head turned hot and she made a solemn oath: "I will accompany you through mountains of swords and seas of fire." It's been a thorny road since then... Fortunately, she is soft-hearted, but not stupid. He bets on her soft-heartedness, and she is also betting on the fact that his aspirations and ambitions, his "unfettered body and obedience to one's heart" are not what he is expected to be, Xianyun Yehe. He is a roc that wants to spread its wings, a swan that wants to soar into the sky. He had long known her secret that was difficult to tell. She didn't want to tell anyone, so he helped her cover it up in every possible way. She hated the darkness, so he would do anything to let her stand in the sunshine. The two work together to break the situation and clarify the world, and they cling to each other as if they are in love with each other. There are no losers in this bet. Therefore, a man who feels sorry for someone who shouldn't feel sorry for him will be unlucky for the rest of his life.
There is an article being updated, titled "The Prince Consort His Wishful Thinking (Rebirth)", the following is the text: Chai Xijun was the luckiest princess in the Zhou Dynasty. She was pampered since she was a child. When she grew up, she married Tanhua Lang. The couple loved each other and had a happy life. An assassination pierced the pretense of happiness. Sharp arrows flew, but her consort abandoned her without hesitation and stood in front of another woman. Even though someone came to her rescue, she eventually died under the assassin's sword. When she was dying, she stared in the direction of the pair of men and women, and she couldn't figure out when the person beside her every night had someone else. After being reborn, she vowed not to make the same mistakes again, to seal her heart and live her own life. She tried her best to avoid the bad fate in her previous life, but unexpectedly she went out and picked up a prince-in-law. "Princess... Do you recognize me?" When he asked for the first time, she shook her head, convinced that she had nothing to do with him in her previous life or this life. "Princess... Do you recognize me?" He asked for the second time. "What do you think?" She asked. The hand between the ankles gradually lost its strength and slipped down little by little. "Princess..." The third time, before he finished speaking, she stepped forward and touched his left chest: "You were the one who stood in front of me in the previous life." 1V1, he
The plot finally went in a direction that I didn't want to go. I understand the righteousness in Jiuge's heart, but the relationship between her and the male protagonist is too long-lasting, and there is no conclusion. The two of them don't have a straightforward idea of what they want. Do they want to be concubines? Jiuge doesn't want to, but do you want to be a minister? But you want to be a minister who has love for the emperor? What is the male protagonist's statement? Jiuge refused to marry him, and then continued to get along vaguely? Now it's unclear how the relationship is directed, but the two of them had close contact, and for a few moments I really felt that Jiu Ge deserved it (about the rumors about her) and I hated the male protagonist. The delay in handling the relationship was just because I was unwilling to give in. I think both of them are a little reluctant. Jiuge was unwilling to be given up... Although Jiuge said he didn't care, how should the common friends who were familiar with their relationship treat the Queen and Jiuge? I think Jiu Ge will accidentally hurt the friends who care about her, and will also hurt the Queen (this is my personal opinion, the Queen only cares about rights) All in all, I feel that the current relationship is neither good nor bad, which is frustrating. I would rather Jiuge be sent out to be a local official to realize his ideals and ambitions, so that he can contribute to the country, serve the people, and forget each other in the world. Why do you have to stay with the hero? It's just some immature thoughts. I'm a bit obsessed with relationships. I admire Jiu Ge's ideals and understand her love for the male protagonist. But in my heart, when the male protagonist married another man, I agreed that the greatest luck for them was to forget each other. It's really just some very personal thoughts, I hope it won't affect the author's writing.
Finally it's time for the copywriting. Jiuge, you have to hold on! You can love him, but don't lose yourself! Thinking of the male protagonist marrying a wife and having children! At the same time, our Jiu Ge lost his father, woo woo woo
Now, the male protagonist has a wife and children, right?
Uh, this, this, this, actually got married.