Blurb:
Xi Jiang knew the emperor was suspicious, and she knew that when the birds were gone, the bow would be put away. So when her entire family was sentenced to death, she accepted it. She had misjudged him and given her heart to the wrong man. The terrible mistake could not be undone. She should have died with her family to atone, but her two children were still young. Xi Jiang's one remaining wish was to raise them well before ending her own life.
But she never imagined that Song Rong could not even tolerate the child he had fathered with her, who carried half the Xi family's blood. Only then did she realize just how deeply Song Rong hated her family. He had never loved her. He had only used her.
On a stormy night, Xi Jiang clutched the small, soft, sweet-smelling body of her young son, now cold and lifeless, in a frenzy. She heard Song Rong tell her, "The selection of consorts has resumed. More outstanding women will enter the palace, and you can choose whichever of their children you like to raise at your side. Don't worry, you'll remain Empress. There will be a child under your name."
With blood-red eyes, Xi Jiang decided on the spot that she would kill him!
Just then, a small hand took hers. It was her daughter, the Grand Princess of Dahang. Xi Jiang came to her senses. It wasn't the time yet. Her enemies in the harem were watching her daughter like hawks, and Xi Jiang had to protect her until she was grown and married out of the palace. She gritted her teeth and swallowed her pain, holding back for now. But in the end, she couldn't protect her daughter either.
In the tenth year of Zonghuai's reign, Empress Xi wielded her blade and slaughtered her way through the harem. Every wretch who had joined forces to kill her children died by her hand, their blood splattering her face and clothes. The emperor hurried over. She gave him a weak, helpless smile and called him by his childhood name: "A Xu."
Ignoring the guards' warnings, the emperor rushed toward her. The blade in Empress Xi's hand plunged into him, even as a guard's arrow pierced her heart.
All her efforts came to nothing. Heaven protected the emperor, and Song Rong did not die.
After her death, Xi Jiang became a wandering soul trapped at Song Rong's side. She watched him kill even more ruthlessly than she had... making futile, useless attempts to make amends to her and their children...
Song Rong's madness hastened his downfall. As he lay dying, he clutched her memorial tablet and said, "I taught you how to kill a man with a single strike. If you'd learned it properly, you might have slit my throat that day, and I wouldn't have had to suffer until now to come find you. Tell me, could we start over...?"
As Song Rong's eyes closed, Xi Jiang's wandering soul gradually faded away. When she opened her eyes again, her father's voice replaced Song Rong's last words: "Eat a bite, my little darling. Fine, you can marry! Whoever my little girl wants to marry, the Xi family will support. Your father and brothers will make sure you become the founding empress."
Seeing her father and brothers restored to life, Xi Jiang was overwhelmed with emotion and immediately accepted that she had been reborn. She abruptly got up from the bed and said firmly, "No! I don't want to be empress. Father and brothers, how about you make me a Grand Princess instead?"
Reborn with knowledge of how the future would unfold and where victory lay, Xi Jiang could have easily led the Xi family to the throne. But in this life, Song Rong gradually changed his ways, becoming the greatest unknown factor.
That did nothing to weaken Xi Jiang's determination to avenge the children she lost in her previous life. In this life, too, she would make Song Rong die.
Blurb 2:
On the second day after Xi Jiang was reborn, her second older brother came in carrying a bowl of nourishing soup. Of her four older brothers, he was the one she feared most.
Maybe it was because he didn't dote on her like the other three, or maybe she knew in her heart that he wasn't her real brother. Either way, she was afraid of him.
Yet this was the brother who alone escaped Song Rong's deadly schemes and became the leader of the strongest rebel army, which attacked the city as Song Rong lay dying.
Back then, Xi Jiang's wandering soul had heard the news and wept with joy. But now, the second brother who had once made her weep with joy set down the soup with an almost-smile and asked, "Come to your senses?"
Even the founding empress who had once slaughtered the entire harem now stood up at those words, becoming the weak, helpless, pitiful fourth younger sister she had always been in front of her second brother. "Yes," she replied.
P.S. The harem massacre happens in the first chapter.
Reader advisory:
1. Song Rong is not the male lead, but the second male lead.
2. The male lead and heroine are both in love and at odds. The second male lead is the one the heroine takes revenge on and punishes.
3. The male lead and heroine are not related by blood.
4. The story focuses on love, hate, and romance.
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Contemporary romance, title: Sweet Sugar, Bitter Taste
Blurb 1:
That year, eighteen-year-old Lian Tian finally couldn't hold back. Just as she was about to leave Chen Tang's room, she explained, "I applied for student loans and scholarships to cover my tuition and living expenses. I didn't ask Auntie for any money."
Chen Tang kept his eyes on the game on the television, working the controller. Just when Fang Tian thought he wouldn't answer, he said, "So what?"
His tone was casual and languid, with a touch of irreverence. But Fang Tian knew him too well not to hear the hint of mockery.
Later, when she was twenty-six, Lian Tian said to Chen Tang, "I've paid back everything I owed the Chen family financially. As for anything else, I don't think I owe you personally anything."
He cut her off, still casual, languid, and irreverent. "So what?"
Blurb 2:
Lian Tian knew her place. She only wanted to repay the Chen family's kindness before leaving, but she still believed Chen Tang and stayed to be with him.
He was the perfect boyfriend. He kept his childhood sweetheart at a distance, defended Lian Tian in front of people who gossiped about her, and brought her into his social circle to introduce her to everyone...
If she hadn't accidentally overheard him telling a friend the truth, she really would have believed that he loved her.
It turned out that all the love and respect he had shown her were calculated. After weighing all his options, he had decided she was the best choice for a wife.
He knew she wouldn't enter a loveless marriage, so he exploited the crush she'd had on him as a teenager and successfully deceived her.
Taking a deep breath, Lian Tian left the room where she had overheard him. She was leaving a year later than she had originally planned, nothing more. She immediately changed her phone number, deleted all her social media contacts, packed a suitcase, bought a plane ticket, and took her university admission letter overseas. Without looking back, she left.
At first, Chen Tang thought her departure was simply the result of his own carelessness. It was a shame that everything had fallen apart at the last moment, after he had wasted so much time and effort.
Then he began to act strangely...
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Theme: Learn to love and treat yourself well, and become better and stronger.
Make an ad and put two advance receipts Preliminary collection of ancient words, title: "Shu Qing" The copy is as follows: Liang Yi and Ruan Qing are unrelated brothers and sisters, and Liang Yi himself doesn't know when he became attracted to this sister. At that time, he was not in charge of the family yet, so he hid it very well, hiding all his anger under his brother's care and love for his sisters. As time goes by, clues will inevitably emerge. Ruan Qing stayed with others and thought too much. She deliberately distanced herself and avoided Liang Yi, but she couldn't afford to offend Liang Yi, so she comforted herself with the phrase "I am your brother" that he often said. Later, the entire Liang family was in Liang Yi's hands, and he became the real head of the family. He could ask for anything from any Liang family, let alone an orphan who relied on the Liang family for survival. He no longer felt wronged and had to hide himself, but he was not impatient either. Seeing that she was cautious and smart and thought she could escape, he didn't understand her and teased her like a cat and a mouse. But when the cat was taking a nap, the little mouse ran away. Reading guide: 1. This is an article about taking things by force. If you don't like it, don't enter it. 2. The male and female protagonists are not related by blood 3. The heroine, the relationship between the man and the heroine, was not recovered from the crematorium. 4. Do not rule out the possibility of having a good relationship with the second male lead One sentence introduction: control in the early stage and plunder in the later stage Received in advance, title: "Sweet Sugar Tastes Bitter" The copy is as follows: That year, the eighteen-year-old Fang Tian couldn't hold her breath anymore. When she was about to leave Chen Tang's room, she explained: "I applied for a student loan and scholarship for college tuition and living expenses. I didn't ask for anything from my aunt." Chen Tang couldn't take his eyes off the game interface on the TV, operating the game controller in his hand. When Fang Tian thought he would ignore her, he said, "So?" His tone was indifferent, lazy, and cynical, but Fang Tian knew him so well that she could hear the trace of ridicule. Later, 24-year-old Fang Tian said to Chen Tang: "I have paid back everything I owe the Chen family materially. For other things, I don't feel like I owe you anything personally." He interrupted her and gritted his teeth: "So what?!" One sentence summary: You misunderstood, I never liked you. Thanks for collecting.
This ending is crazy, the plot is inexplicable, the throne is inexplicably given to the third brother, and you want to kill Chen Ke inexplicably, and Chen Zhi will one day know that you killed his sister, can you two still be together? This ending is so annoying. I regret booking it all. I'm speechless.
No, there is no need to write the male protagonist in his previous life like this. It feels very strange. On the one hand, he is trying to harm the heroine and her family, while at the same time, he is buried with the heroine. He makes it seem like he likes the heroine very much and wants to die together, but he can still have children with other women. Don't say it's to continue the family line, wouldn't it be fine if you were forced to continue the family line and have a child? I don't know if the male protagonist felt uncomfortable doing that with another woman in front of the female protagonist's urn. Probably the only ones who react are the readers. Really, there is no need to set up any deep love story. It would be better not to tell the story of the male protagonist's previous life. When I write it, I will feel nothing but like swallowing a fly.
Don't understand. There is no need to bring the ashes together. They couldn't have been related in their previous lives. Isn't it embarrassing to see the heroine's ashes?
This ending is a happy ending. In my mind, it is the ending of the main text. I like it. It has greatly surpassed myself!!!!!
The single arrow is very good. The relationship Chen gets is really not as good as the dead scumbag. In the later period, staying together is a kind of emotional compensation. It's right not to get married, otherwise it will be really disgusting.
I will post again after deleting the comment. At the end, the female protagonist gives up her power and lives in seclusion with the male protagonist, who gave birth to several children in his previous life.
The male protagonist didn't have much affection for the female protagonist in his previous life, right?
It is definitely not okay to fall in love with a man who has competing interests with you. Song Rong, Wu, Chen Zhi, and Liu Wang are not good matches! The real good matches for the heroine are academic talents, such as those who can develop weapons, and strategists like Lao Hu, who can assist the heroine without competing for power with her.
I like this ending. This is my favorite ending in the author's novel that I have read.