[My next historical romance, "I Struck It Rich After Becoming a Widow", is now open! Please add it to your reading lists, dear readers!]
Yu Ji is stunningly beautiful but of low birth, and is the one stain on the life of the high-and-mighty tyrant!
She dies a gruesome death, pierced by countless swords.
When she wakes again, she learns it was a prophetic dream. The royal grandson she wanted to rely on is no good man. Several years after their marriage, he will offer her to his tyrant elder brother!
Having glimpsed the future, Yu Ji vows to cut ties with the royal grandson once and for all! She turns instead to his tyrant elder brother, accepting the adoration of the masses!
From then on, she cautiously approaches the little tyrant, who is still next door, making a living by scavenging. She even pretends to be a sweet, innocent girl, gently becoming his childhood sweetheart.
For years, the little tyrant regards Yu Ji as a moon fallen to earth, and kindly keeps her close.
Until one day, Xiao Xu wakes up and finds himself back before he ascended the throne. The woman he is about to marry is his younger brother's wife in his previous life!
The scheming young lady slowly draws near. "Young Master Jin keeps pestering me, and I don't know how to get rid of him. Would you help teach him a lesson?"
The tyrant decides to enter the game himself and make the young lady reveal her secret identity.
On New Year's Eve, Xiao Jin waits outside Zhanghua Palace, hoping to see Sang Yu. In his hands is a storybook he wrote through the night, filled with his longing for Sang Yu and his belated apologies.
After waiting for an hour, Sang Yu finally arrives, her face flushed and her hair slightly tousled.
Xiao Jin spots at once that the outer robe draped over her shoulders belongs to a man! But who is the wild man sharing her bed?
Just as he is about to ask, Xiao Xu supports her by the waist and says solemnly, "Younger brother, hurry and pay your respects to your sister-in-law."
He was the first to fall in love, and the first to lose himself.
Xiao Xu only made the mistake that any man might make: he couldn't resist a beauty's charms.
[My next historical romance, "I Struck It Rich After Becoming a Widow", is now open!]
A fishmonger's daughter hits the jackpot and becomes the young mistress of a local tycoon. From then on, she no longer has to get up at dawn or work late into the night. But her husband is a sickly man who gets out of breath just talking. He's so thin and frail that she wonders if he'll even be able to give her a child and secure her place as the young mistress.
That night, Chu Linglong marries, filled with worry. Little does she know, she has underestimated her sickly husband.
Married life is fairly peaceful and happy.
It turns out that, in order to preserve the family line, the grandmother had secretly substituted a page from the household for the groom.
A month after consummating the marriage, Chu Linglong's wish is fulfilled and she becomes pregnant. Fate plays a cruel trick: her sickly husband dies, leaving her a wealthy widow!
On the day she gives birth, a young master from Grand Secretary Jiang's household in the capital comes to visit. He stands outside the delivery room all night.
Later, when the child turns one and takes part in the traditional object-grabbing ceremony, Young Master Jiang brings a gift and chooses a name for the child.
Later still, when the child falls ill, Young Master Jiang sends an imperial physician and shows great concern.
That would be enough, but when Chu Linglong can't sleep at night, Young Master Jiang plays the qin for her in the middle of the night. At last, she can't take it anymore.
The next day, Chu Linglong goes to her grandmother and pours out her grievances. "Young Master Jiang is the son of a grand secretary. How can he have no sense of propriety at all?"
Her grandmother says nothing. That night, she gives Chu Linglong a bowl of medicine. When Chu Linglong wakes up, she has somehow become Young Master Jiang's wife!
Even stranger,
Young Master Jiang's cool gaze, taciturn nature, and refusal to let her go are all so much like her short-lived husband...
[Upcoming historical romance: "The Eunuch's Favor"]
In the fifth year of being the emperor's most favored consort, Zhang Pianran remains haughty and spoiled, just as ever.
Everyone says she is ungrateful, reminding her at every turn that although she holds the rank of Noble Consort, she is treated like the empress.
Until one day, the unease in Zhang Pianran's heart comes true. She unexpectedly learns one of the emperor's secrets! The person the emperor loves most really isn't her, but the palace maid who shared his hardships when he was at his lowest. His relationship with Zhang Pianran has all been an act.
She cries, "Back when we first met, the emperor was nothing but the least important of princes. It was my family that supported him all the way to the throne!"
"Noble Consort, what madness is this?"
The emperor has probably long forgotten that debt of gratitude. To keep the Zhang family in check, he brings another consort, Lady Yao, into the palace.
A month after Lady Yao enters the palace, she suddenly miscarries. The emperor rushes into her chambers and curses Zhang Pianran as a vicious, jealous woman. All the evidence points to her. Just as expected, the emperor is clearing the way for the little palace maid he has always loved.
After entering the palace, the little maid is exceptionally promoted to Consort Rou and receives endless favor.
That night, Zhang Pianran feels utterly disheartened for the first time, and the thought of no longer fighting for the emperor's favor takes root in her mind.
A torrential rain pours down. Just as she is about to faint, the emperor's chief eunuch reaches out to steady her. "Your Highness, be careful."
Look, even the chief eunuch who used to be at odds with her feels sorry for her now.
As the powerful chief eunuch by the emperor's side, he is refined and noble, like a beautiful jade from Langya, and nothing like a eunuch. Stranger still, the look in his eyes when he gazes at her is unmistakably sensual.
She feels as if a thorn is pricking her back. Surely she shouldn't become a eunuch's lover just to make that dog emperor die?
[Completed: "Hidden Golden Branch", featuring the straightforward County Lady of Lingnan and a regent disguised as an exiled monk; "My Cousin Is Delicate", featuring a spoiled young lady and an obsessive new emperor]
Theme: You are both the beginning and the end!
After thinking about it for a long time, I decided to write something! At first when I saw the little tyrant (before the tyrant came back), I really liked the little tyrant. Yu Ji said that he was jealous, which made me so cute! Good kava! He was the young and ignorant little boy I liked (what), so I couldn't stand it when the tyrant came back! I think the little tyrant, at least the little tyrant at that time, liked Sang Yu. What I regret is that if the little tyrant was still a little tyrant when he returned to Sangjiapu, then he and Yu Ji would have had a very happy time. Later, I felt a little better after reading the story. The story between Yu Ji and the little tyrant was full of deception, fear, and worry about gains and losses. Yu Ji was close to the little tyrant, but she was also afraid that the little tyrant would kill her in the future, and she was always worried about why he hadn't fallen in love with her yet, and whether he loved her. This is quite uncomfortable, and of course it is also for the little tyrant. The only preference he thinks for salvation is false and based on lies. It is also unfair to him. (If the little tyrant knows, he will start the little black room plot to lock Yu Ji. Hey, you must really love me, Barabala, don't leave.) The reborn tyrant is different. He fell in love with Yu Ji from the first time he saw her without knowing it. Later, he wanted to rob Yu Ji (Xiang Xiang) and wanted Yu Ji to stay with him. What are these things for the current Yu Ji, a reassuring stone, ah, it turns out that I don't need to worry that he will harm me, because he loves me to death, haha. In this way, two people will fall in love happily (what). I don't know how to put it, it's a sense of security. It can be understood this way. The current tyrant Xu believes that Yu Ji will not leave him to find the young master Jin, and the current Yu Ji also believes that the tyrant will not kill her, but love her. A love without lies, without identity restrictions, not so many things intertwined, a brand new and even beautiful world, what reason do they have not to fall in love? All in all, it's a very nice article! I didn't expect our tyrant to be an innocent boy! That's awesome! Although it was a bit awkward to watch at the end, it was cloudy and foggy, which may be the reason why reality and dreams are intertwined, in short, it is beautiful!
So Shunying did it on purpose
I depend on you → I'm too lazy to depend on you
It couldn't be Li Ji who took action, right?
Hey, the hero can't escape
So the marriage is really consummated, right?
Lots of typos, but the plot is good [Joker]
There are so many typos, does the teacher really not correct them?
The plot of the previous life was a bit confusing for both the male and female protagonists, and it didn't quite make sense.
The plot is good, but there are a lot of typos [Lemon]