[Completed] My next novel will be "The Little Cutie Who Peeks Over the Wall." Please add it to your library.
[Novel blurb] #No matter how noble you are, aren't you still a concubine to a treacherous minister like me?
Rumors gradually spread through official circles that the powerful minister Xiao Mo had suddenly taken a beautiful concubine. He indulged her and let her have her way in everything.
One day, during an argument, Xiao Mo snapped, "You became my concubine just to use me against your former husband, didn't you? What don't I know? Have you ever had even the slightest affection for me?!"
Yu Que gazed at him with watery eyes and said nothing.
Xiao Mo gripped Yu Que's wrist and pressed her: "Did I hit the nail on the head? Do you really have no affection for me at all?!"
Xiao Mo had long forgotten that he'd carefully plotted every step to take this woman as his concubine so the upright officials at court could see how a supposedly noble censor's wife had been reduced to his fawning, bedchamber slave, currying favor!
[Note] Sweet romance, both leads are virgins.
Blurb for "The Little Cutie Who Peeks Over the Wall": Xu Wuyou is the legitimate daughter of a marquis's household. Raised in the countryside, she enters the royal academy at thirteen and catches the attention of several powerful young men.
By the time she's old enough to discuss marriage, the pretty young girl has grown into a breathtaking beauty. The young men, meanwhile, have each become powerful figures who command the world, controlling almost half the realm.
And every single one of them comes to propose to her?!
Xu Wuyou: ╭(°A°`)╮What?!
Later, her family falls into disgrace, and Xu Wuyou has no choice but to ask that man for help. The boy she once knew has become power-hungry and impossible to read, but only his influence can protect her.
She still vaguely remembers their last conversation before they went their separate ways. He said, "Why did you agree to marry the Crown Prince? Because he can make you Empress? If I told you I could do that too, would you come back to me?"
Now he has a heart of stone. "I can save you, but what will you give me in return?"
When she falters, he loses patience and tells her to leave.
Xu Wuyou gathers her courage, leans forward, and plants a hard kiss on his cheek. "Is this enough? Can we make up now?"
Theme: Stay positive and strive to get ahead.
It was so hurried, and a lot of stories were not explained.
Will the next one be more cheerful? (Suspect)
Author, please promise me that they must he
But to be honest, no matter how miserable Xiao Mo is, it has nothing to do with the heroine. The relationship between the two of them is not Xiao Mo saying "I am good to you, I am worthy of everyone and I am worthy of you". The reason why Yu Que ended up being criticized, ridiculed, and talked about, and now in a dilemma, was only because of Xiao Mo's selfishness. Yu Que is the most innocent person. Xiao Mo actually said that he was worthy of the eldest princess and not worthy of Yu Que. I really think it's outrageous. The murderer felt ashamed of his accomplice, but not his victim. No matter how kind you are to Yu Que later when you are in love, you can't offset the coercion damage at the beginning. No matter how miserable the male protagonist's life experience is, it is not the reason for him to persecute the female protagonist. From her perspective, the heroine exposed the hero, "I don't think there is any problem. Because she didn't know that the Xiahou family was wronged. It can only be said that they are both little bitter melons, but it cannot be said that because the hero is bitter, the heroine should submit and not resist.
Look how sad the hero is, haha, he cried so hard in this chapter
Will the emperor know that the hero is his son?
It's still a side story that nourishes people's hearts. The main text makes me sick to read. Good guy, after the main text breaks people's hearts, the side chapters heal people's hearts. You really know how to do it.
Can you write Xia Huan'er and give the male and female protagonist a child?
Xia Huan'er's life hangs by a thread, but the instigator doesn't know about it. She must have been very depressed during her pregnancy... I thought of the documentary Shengmen, but I still hope that the heroine can have a child of her own. It's not that I don't feel sorry for women, but children are indeed the ultimate goal for people to continue to work hard sometimes, and live well for their children.
I saw the author's experience in the third dimension. Hug me. I hope the author and his family are well.