[Collecting favorites for the next novel, I'm a Spirit Vein, and They're Obsessed with Me]
As the only daughter of the Grand Princess, Feng Xuan has been spoiled into a sweet and lovable girl.
When she hears that her parents have carefully chosen a marriage for her, she eagerly goes to meet the person who will spend the rest of her life with her.
Beneath a green pine, Huai Zhen wears a white robe and a jade crown, pure and lofty as an immortal.
Feng Xuan's eyes widen. For the first time, a girl's heart flutters.
Innocent and openhearted, she often runs off to see Huai Zhen.
But he always gives her the cold shoulder, turning away the most sought-after young lady in the capital again and again.
Feng Xuan can't believe there's anyone in the world who doesn't like her, so she clings to Huai Zhen even more.
Until news that Huai Zhen is about to break off their engagement spreads throughout the capital, turning Feng Xuan into a subject of gossip and ridicule.
He says, "She's frivolous, and not a suitable match."
She cries for one day, and only one day.
It's true that some people in this world won't like her.
Then she won't like him either.
Later, when Huai Zhen is in danger at the frontier and his fate is unknown, Feng Xuan carries on with her banquets and outings as usual, completely unruffled.
At a spring-viewing banquet, she accidentally falls from a tree while picking flowers, only to land in someone's arms.
He wears the same white robe he had on when she first met Huai Zhen. His features are unchanged, but the corners of his eyes tilt up slightly, giving him a hint of wickedness.
"A Xuan, they made it all up. I never intended to break off our engagement."
Huai Zhen follows Feng Xuan everywhere, like her shadow.
Everyone believes the broken engagement was only a rumor, and says Huai Zhen loves and cherishes Feng Xuan deeply, a love to be envied.
Until the night of their wedding, when the real Huai Zhen bursts in, wounded.
No longer cool and composed, he reaches out to Feng Xuan with red-rimmed eyes. "A Xuan, he's not me. Come to me."
Huai Jin, who has been impersonating Huai Zhen for so long, wears his wedding robes and draws his sword with a smile.
Having deceived her this far, how could he simply hand her over?
If nothing else, he could be her substitute for the rest of his life.
But Feng Xuan grabs the hand holding his sword and smiles at Huai Zhen indifferently. "I knew from the start. If he were you, I wouldn't marry him."
Everyone knows Huai Zhen, but no one knows he has a twin brother, Huai Jin, born of the same mother. Wicked and ruthless, Huai Jin acts without restraint.
Huai Zhen is as bright as the moon and clear as the wind, while Huai Jin became the commander of the Red Scorpion Bureau, an imperial enforcer whom everyone steers clear of.
He spends his life under an assumed name, concealing his face and living in the shadows, like Huai Zhen's shadow. But he has never once thought of replacing his older brother.
Then one day, he catches a young girl sneaking into his home. She is Feng Xuan, newly engaged to his brother.
From that moment on, the forbidden flame can never be put out.
* The male lead is the younger brother, Huai Jin
* One-on-one romance
Coming next: I'm a Spirit Vein, and They're Obsessed with Me. Please add it to your favorites↓
In a cultivation world where spiritual energy has run dry, the once-glorious sects are gone. Cultivator clans control the mortal world and fight endlessly over the tiniest scraps of spiritual energy.
After working nonstop for three months, 996 office worker Ning Xun opens her eyes to find herself lying naked in the wilderness. Her body has left a star-shaped imprint in the mud, and spiritual herbs are growing all over it.
Ning Xun: Yay! I can finally stop working!
But she soon realizes something is off.
Spiritual herbs grow with every step she takes, and she can trade a few handfuls for a huge house;
people on the verge of death recover completely as soon as she touches them;
cultivators are all a little too enthusiastic around her.
What's more, the spiritual energy inside her seems overly abundant, constantly leaking out.
The news that a spirit vein had taken human form and appeared in the world becomes the most momentous event of the Age of Declining Dharma.
Whoever gets her will gain the power to change everything.
Cultivators are naturally drawn to spirit veins. Only after coming to her side do they realize that no one can resist her allure.
The cultivation clans launch a fierce secret contest, while Ning Xun, the one they're competing over, lies back and takes it all in stride.
Being fought over.
No problem, as long as I don't have to work!
Being imprisoned.
Whatever, as long as I don't have to work!
Being demanded, with absolute certainty, to give pets and hugs to the twin heir/Hehuan Sect Master/Saint Lord/Insect King/evil puppy who's gone dark…
She gives off the resentment of someone visiting a grave: If I have to supply spiritual energy to this many people, how is that any different from going to work!
#Otome Game Style#
Theme: Live positively and strive for what you want
Madam, you are so cruel, you put Huai Jin in jail and let us watch Nv Ge and Hua Zhen every day. How many more days will it be until there is no Huai Jin and only Hua Zhen? It wasn't just Huaijin who was locked up and tortured, but me too! ! !
Author, I think your early writing is very good and very attractive to me, so I have been following up. But I feel that the more you write, the more empty it becomes. Why does the male protagonist only appear a little bit in several chapters? They are all here for the male protagonist and the female protagonist. If you want to watch Huaijin or not Yun Huaizhen, there is no need to keep writing about Yun Huaizhen just to foreshadow it.
Female Goose and my cousin are both smart people. I like them so much.
What are the bad intentions of working as a worker? I just want to live a more stable life. Lin Jiao is not that stereotypical female supporting role. I really can't dislike her so far.
If it really doesn't work, just write a double-male protagonist. Now that the white male lead is eliminated, the male protagonist is imprisoned and reluctantly comes out to make soy sauce, which is of no use to the plot.
Why did the heroine's attitude towards Yun Huaizhen suddenly soften? She was obviously very annoying before, but suddenly she felt that the heroine's character had changed, and she looked a little aggrieved.
... I'm speechless about the heroine, I can't stand it anymore, Huaijin should find another one.
If you don't update or explain, is it too irresponsible to the readers who have always supported you?
Why is it not updated or explained?
If it were me, I would probably have to say that there are two people, Huai Jin and Huai Zhen, and whoever gets the credit will get the credit, and no imposters are allowed. Well, I just have a shallow vision and can't make big things happen.
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Madam, you are so cruel, you put Huai Jin in jail and let us watch Nv Ge and Hua Zhen every day. How many more days will it be until there is no Huai Jin and only Hua Zhen? It wasn't just Huaijin who was locked up and tortured, but me too! ! !
Author, I think your early writing is very good and very attractive to me, so I have been following up. But I feel that the more you write, the more empty it becomes. Why does the male protagonist only appear a little bit in several chapters? They are all here for the male protagonist and the female protagonist. If you want to watch Huaijin or not Yun Huaizhen, there is no need to keep writing about Yun Huaizhen just to foreshadow it.
Female Goose and my cousin are both smart people. I like them so much.
What are the bad intentions of working as a worker? I just want to live a more stable life. Lin Jiao is not that stereotypical female supporting role. I really can't dislike her so far.
If it really doesn't work, just write a double-male protagonist. Now that the white male lead is eliminated, the male protagonist is imprisoned and reluctantly comes out to make soy sauce, which is of no use to the plot.
Why did the heroine's attitude towards Yun Huaizhen suddenly soften? She was obviously very annoying before, but suddenly she felt that the heroine's character had changed, and she looked a little aggrieved.
... I'm speechless about the heroine, I can't stand it anymore, Huaijin should find another one.
If you don't update or explain, is it too irresponsible to the readers who have always supported you?
Why is it not updated or explained?
If it were me, I would probably have to say that there are two people, Huai Jin and Huai Zhen, and whoever gets the credit will get the credit, and no imposters are allowed. Well, I just have a shallow vision and can't make big things happen.