Coming soon: "Palace Walls in Layered Ridges," a cool, bewitching consort x a scheming queen. Serialization begins on New Year's Eve. Stop by and add it to your favorites!
[Flirtatious, gorgeous actress x sweet CEO with a hidden edge]
Lin Long is nothing like her name, which means "exquisite." She is haughty and aloof, a tree that has never bloomed in ten thousand years, and wields the thunderous authority of a corporate heir to control something called "the lifeblood of the economy."
People gossip that if President Lin is attracted to women, then she must be the ultimate top: cool and gorgeous, with the air of an older sister, standing at the very top of the lesbian food chain.
Lin Long scoffs at this, but secretly feels pleased.
So she's always thought her ideal type would be a sweet, adorable girl, pure and lovely as a rabbit, while she herself would be the gray wolf at the rabbit's side.
Lin Long spends every day of her successful life looking forward to that future.
Until... her mother remarries a pretty boy.
From then on, the housekeeper, who had hardly ever seen President Lin smile to begin with, sees her smile even less.
And the main reason is the "younger sister" the pretty boy brings into the Lin family.
From the moment Yan Yi steps through the Lin family's front door, she takes a liking to Lin Long. She acts cute and plays dumb, flirts, then plays hard to get and throws tantrums. It's clear she's got her eyes on her older sister's luscious lips and beautiful, furious eyes.
She plots her way forward at every turn, determined to win Lin Long over at any cost. Lin Long is caught in Yan Yi's gentle trap and can't escape.
That's right, Lin Long is furious. Very furious.
The main reason is...
The one thing people struggle hardest to keep in life is their dignity.
The older sister can't outplay the younger sister, and her aloof persona has fallen apart. Who could stand for that?!
Could it be that she's the pure little rabbit, while Yan Yi is the gorgeous fox who wants to eat her?
Yan Yi is a rising star in the entertainment world. Her beautiful face is strikingly intense, and she is best known for her enchanting, seductive fox eyes.
People call her a love-life hunter, a temptress, a wicked second female lead whom everyone falls madly in love with through the screen, and the ultimate top on all the major lesbian rankings.
Clearly, between her and Lin Long, she is the one who fits her own image.
After falling in love with Lin Long at first sight, Yan Yi lives up to everyone's expectations. She uses herself as bait to lay an inescapable net around Lin Long's heart, gently persuading her to give up her fixation on older women.
Why insist on dating an older woman? What's wrong with a little white rabbit compared to a big gray wolf?
You obviously like me but won't say it. That's fine, just wait while I slowly win you over.
Stop getting tangled up in all that nonsense and come kiss me already.
Yan Yi succeeds in winning the beauty's heart.
Content warnings:
1. Queer people are still a minority, but the people around the leads love them enough that, compared to reality, this is a world with almost no obstacles.
2. There will be some bratty, attention-seeking antics.
3. The heroines have both had brief crushes on other people, but never dated them; they will only be mentioned.
4. This is a Mary Sue story. The heroine's company is a wonderful place that doesn't require overtime, so she can maintain a healthy schedule and even has plenty of time for romance.
5. It's mostly about the romance.
Coming soon: "Palace Walls in Layered Ridges" (historical danmei between women)
[Cool, bewitching consort x scheming queen]
Yun Zhaoshuang, a ruler who has always worked diligently for her country and its people, has recently received some baffling accusations.
The ministers point their fingers at Ruxun, the only consort in the ruler's palace, and claim it is improper for Yun Zhaoshuang to favor her so much.
This bewitching consort has clouded the ruler's mind and monopolizes Yun Zhaoshuang night after night, which is why there is only one woman in the harem.
Between the lines, the ministers insult not only Ruxun but also Yun Zhaoshuang, who they imply has been blinded by beauty. They hint that if things continue this way, the country is doomed.
Yun Zhaoshuang absolutely cannot agree with their claims.
Because although Yun Zhaoshuang always presents herself in men's clothing, she is actually a woman.
The young ruler, usually handsome, refined, and gentle, is a stunning woman beneath her disguise, and her strategic skill and intelligence are in no way inferior to a man's.
So even if there were more women in the harem, what would that mean to Yun Zhaoshuang?
The claim that she favors Ye Ruxun above everyone else isn't just baseless gossip, is it?
Yun Zhaoshuang, who has yet to realize her feelings or recognize how lovable her consort is, is furious.
She decides to strike back hard.
You're saying the ruler is incompetent and favors only Ruxun, are you?
Fine. Starting today, I will favor her all I want. Just watch me.
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Ye Ruxun comes from a prominent family and has a face of breathtaking beauty. With her otherworldly air, she is known as "the most beautiful woman in the capital."
Unfortunately, her father is greedy for wealth and status, and is willing to send his daughter into the palace to rise in rank.
After every effort is made to bring Ye Ruxun to the ruler's side, she becomes the only woman beside Yun Zhaoshuang, to the envy of countless others.
Yet Consort Ruxun remains as aloof as ever. She spends her days lazily resting and pays little attention to the ruler, wishing she could lock the palace doors so the ruler would stop coming to her chambers for tea every day.
The main thing is, the beautiful Ye Ruxun actually likes women.
She loves everything about women. Back when she lived in her maiden home, she enjoyed drawing all kinds of women on paper, and could only lament that the world was unjust and that love between women could not be brought into the open.
So having the ruler, a man, come running to her chambers every day is a real source of trouble.
Until one day, Ruxun is ordered to attend to the ruler while she bathes.
The ruler seems drunk. Before this, aside from visiting Ruxun's chambers every day for tea, Yun Zhaoshuang had never made any demands of her.
This time, on a whim, she ignores the eunuchs trying to stop her, takes off her clothes, jumps into the water, and then orders someone to summon Ruxun.
Beneath layer upon layer of delicate flower petals, Ruxun arrives late and merely glances over, then falls silent for a long time.
Whiter than milk, more delicate than flower petals...
If the ruler is not a woman, then what could she be?
Yet Yun Zhaoshuang is still soaking foolishly in the water, her cheeks flushed as she meets Ruxun's eyes, now tinged with desire.
The ruler of the nation, usually so scheming and ruthless, grins at her and beckons:
"My beloved consort, come join me for a lovers' bath..."
Theme: Hold fast to your heart amid the turmoil.
Host: "I especially want to ask Yan Yi today, when you were growing up..." Yan Yi (interrupting): "The novel I like to read the most is "Red Walls and Peaks". It is a very good novel and has benefited me a lot." Host (confused) (quick response): "Oh, oh, can Yan Yi introduce this book to us?" Yan Yi (facing the camera) (with a standard smile): "The cold enchanting concubine x the scheming heroine, a very sweet story, very interesting. The heroine is strategizing in front of others but is quick to outsmart her wife, and the enchanting concubine is cold and detached but is extra proactive at certain times. A very good story that makes Lin Long and I spin. Now go to the author's homepage and add "Red Walls and Peaks" to the pre-collection."
In the author's article, women visually use the word "them" more often. On the contrary, "Danmei" does not have this problem. The reason is that the subject is male, and they are more commonly used. They or they are very important, just like saying they, who knows who is taking whom? I understand the word "we", but I don't understand the word "he". For example, are the heroine, her mother, and the man Yan called them after them? That's subjectivity. The word "he" is people's subjective thoughts. If you use it too much, it will gradually become a very abrupt word when writing novels. People who observe the mind can tell at a glance that the story is about a heroine, so it is appropriate to write it with a feminine version of her. Neutral is also fine, but don't use too much! Too broken. The article written by the author is very good, but it's a pity that it's just his character. By the way, the name is repeated. Be careful not to write too many typos. I see very few typos and it's okay. The main reason is that the article is too short. I finished it quickly and still want to read the follow-up. [EYE][EYE]
So pretty, *^o^*
Yan Yi seems to be a scumbag, he starts acting like a monster once he gets it
The little angel is cute. I've been quite busy lately and it's coming to an end. I may not be able to update daily in the near future. I'm very sorry.
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