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"You aren't Jiang the Fisherman, but I chose to take the bait" (a lovesick man who works himself up and throws himself at her x a woman who can move on at the drop of a hat and somehow becomes an expert at training dogs) +
++++++In the ninth year of Yongyi, the emperor's power waned and warlords carved up the land.
The Ji clan had lived in seclusion on Mount Chongtan for generations, in a remote and lofty place too treacherous to climb. But the valley concealed a world of its own. It was self-sufficient and traded medicinal herbs with the Western Regions, making it quite prosperous.
Just as the emperor lay dying, he began reminiscing about the past. An oral edict claimed that he had once lived as a married couple with a commoner on Mount Chongtan, and that one of their princes had been left behind.
Not a prince, but a princess: Ji Lingyi: ?
This unlucky father never fed her a single meal while he was alive, and even in death he wanted to overturn her rice bowl!
Now every faction had its eyes on them, and Mount Chongtan could no longer enjoy peace.
In chaotic times, failing to fight means dying.
Her childhood friend Ye Tingzhou disguises himself as a prince and risks his life, while Ji Lingyi poses as his wife and aids him. Together they strike one after another, eliminating their rivals.
Next on the list: Zhao Chenlin, the adopted son of Prince Zhao.
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Zhao Chenlin was exceptionally clever and virtuous, admired by all, and deeply favored by Prince Zhao.
Who knew he would turn out to be an ungrateful wolf that could never be tamed?
The day he seized power and murdered his master, Prince Zhao had just bestowed the name "Kunyu" upon him.
A jade fragment from Kunlun, Kunyu like autumn frost: both phrases speak of noble character and unsurpassed brilliance.
Yet with Prince Zhao's blood still on his robes, he smiled and said, "Thank you for bestowing this name upon me, Father."
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Zhao Chenlin knew from the beginning that the prince was a sham and the princess was real.
He watched Ji Lingyi scheme her way forward and then emerge unscathed, finding her rather amusing. He even pushed things along and let her handle his own business for him, never in a hurry to eliminate the princess.
Then one day, a sudden downpour drenched Ji Lingyi as she knocked on his door, looking pitiful as she begged him for shelter.
Ah... So he was her next target.
Zhao Chenlin lowered his eyes to gaze at the beautiful, down-on-her-luck woman with her graceful figure. His tone was cool and detached. "You're too kind, miss. Come in."
At first, he thought Ji Lingyi was merely a pawn he could use as he clawed his way to power over corpses and blood.
Later, he thought of her as a lamp on his desk, a blossom flying past the window.
Until she stabbed him straight through the chest without hesitation.
Just as he had done to Prince Zhao that day.
Reading guide:
1. One-on-one romance, both leads' first time, happy ending.
2. Both the male and female leads have blood on their hands. They both enjoy living by the sword and are self-interested, not saints. The male lead makes concession after concession only for the female lead, while she treats him like everyone else and uses him whenever she can.
3. The female lead becomes king in the end.
4. Men are strong by nature, but turn soft when they see their wives (I don't write male leads who aren't lovesick).
---------The following is an upcoming story blurb, set in a fictional future: a woman who lives for the moment and puts herself first x a lovesick man who schemes every which way to win her over
Things were getting more and more serious.
Public education about the dangers of childbirth was being silenced. Real "negative" photos were banned and their keywords censored. If you complained, people said you couldn't endure hardship, lacked a sense of responsibility, and were selfish.
The idle-womb tax was set at the same rate as the luxury goods tax.
Mother-and-baby advertisements were everywhere and even VIPs couldn't skip them. Product placement in films and TV shows was a mandatory condition for approval.
Every month, the community and local authorities added further layers of closed-door "good pregnancy" training.
In performance evaluations, not being pregnant was grounds for automatic disqualification.
The next step was said to be coming soon: mandatory matching.
That was going to be a bit of a problem, because You Jiayan was a committed childfree woman.
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Where there's a policy, there's a way around it. You Jiayan was never short of company, and she was even better at defining each "boyfriend's" role, making sure she lived comfortably despite the oppressive climate.
She was an expert at it, and could part on good terms once she'd gotten all she could out of them. The one she misjudged was Fang Huaixu, who seemed the most docile of them all.
But at first, everything seemed perfectly normal:
She didn't want to get emotionally involved, and he was happy to be her live-in manservant with no title or status.
She wanted him to be obedient, and he could be both a perfect host and an excellent cook, always putting her first.
So when she wanted to get rid of him, she never imagined in a million years that he would pin her to the sofa and hold her tight, crying as he said:
"You didn't even ask me. You just decided on your own that we were already over?"
Reading guide:
1. The female lead never gives birth, not even at the end.
2. Though she doesn't have children, she never stops dating. The whole point is that she enjoys herself.
3. The female lead is not a virgin; the male lead is.
4. The dystopian policies will eventually be set right. The female lead escaping them alone would not be a happy ending; the resistance of women standing together is the real hope. So the golden finger isn't just for the female lead, it's for all women. Of course, this is a fictional era, and its birth policies don't reflect reality. I've already cleared it with my editor. Enjoy the story~
Theme: Hold fast to your beliefs and boundaries until fate gives in
The next book is a sweet article called "I won't give birth anyway", a girl who is not a boy c, first "marriage" and then fall in love. I beg you little angels to collect it~Thank you
The following is the copy
The situation is becoming increasingly serious.
The popular science about birth hazards has been covered up, and the keywords of "negative" real photos have been banned. Your complaint is because you can't bear the hardship and are selfish.
The uterus idle tax is aligned with the tax rate on luxury goods.
Even VIPs can't skip the overwhelming maternity and baby ads, and film and television soft placement is a mandatory requirement after passing the review.
Every month, there is also a closed-end "good pregnancy" ideological training that is implemented layer by layer in the community and streets.
In performance appraisal, non-pregnancy is a one-vote veto system.
I heard that the next item is almost at the forced matching stage.
This is a bit troublesome, because You Jiayan is a staunch DINK.
"If you don't get married and have children, I won't be at ease even if you die!"
You Jiayan wondered: "If you are really uneasy, take me away with you when the time comes. I will accompany you downstairs."
Reading guide:
1. The heroine did not give birth in the end
2. Although the heroine has not given birth, she has never been in love. She mainly focuses on her own pleasure.
3. Female is not male c
Demining:
1. The male protagonist witnessed and caught the female protagonist and the male protagonist in the hotel twice, once before establishing a cohabitation relationship, and the other time after the female protagonist broke up. The hero tolerated it the first time, but went crazy the second time.
2. The heroine had several exes, and the basic reason for the breakup was that the other party proposed (you can just have fun, but leave immediately after getting married and having children).
3. The female protagonist commits crimes based on her beauty and is self-centered. The male protagonist wins the final victory because the boy is so obsessed that he gives in all the way. The two people are basically getting along with each other. The female protagonist is already tired of making money, and the man is just adjusting.
After watching it, it's good for the heroine to have ambitions and pursue a career, but I still can't help but want to say that I really don't want to see the misleading of "Shou Gong Sha" and "Luo Hong" again. It's like wanting the male protagonist to not have a virginity complex to show his true love for the female protagonist, but also being unable to let go of the virginity complex and wanting the male protagonist to get the female protagonist for the first time. It's very awkward.
I finished reading it in one go. Apart from the two regrets that the second male lead's transformation was too abrupt and that the female protagonist's career path was too weak in the later stage, I also like the writing style and the male protagonist's character very much. I like deformed love very much [Sunglasses]
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Thanks for the limited fee! This book is a real surprise. Not only is the heroine's character clear and excellent, she understands what she wants and what is most important to her, and is never confused. The relationship between the two is also very tense. The male protagonist went crazy for love and made me laugh out loud. Qinghui Baobao is the best assistant in the whole story. There is no way I really like him, because the relationship between the heroine and the hero has been frustrated many times, which is really heartbreaking and funny. Anyway, thank you madam for writing this book! Super pretty! !
The description of the scenery in "light wind and early spring" is so exquisite. I like it.
The author's novel is really beautiful and exciting. The descriptions of many emotional details are wonderful. I like this kind of setting where the male protagonist is romantic and the female protagonist is career-minded, hahaha.
My wife's writing is already very good! The emotional scenes are really delicate! So cool to watch
After reading it, I feel that my biggest feeling after reading it is not to feel bad for men in this life. I didn't read the synopsis carefully at first, I thought Ye Tingzhou was the male protagonist. I was still thinking about how Zhao Gou and Ling Yi had a stronger sense of camaraderie, but later I found out that I was wrong about the male protagonist... At this time, I felt a little resentful for Ye Gou. He and Ling Yi grew up as childhood sweethearts, and the two of them had feelings for each other. At this time, I was still thinking why Ye Tingzhou had to give way as soon as Zhao Gou came? Obviously he was the one who came first, and he was the one who fell in love with her first. I was still a little sad when Ye Tingzhou was offline in the middle period. Is it because Zhao Gou is the male protagonist that he has to give up his beloved? Why doesn't Ling Yidu want to find a way to find him? Even if he died, it would be better to collect his bones. At this time, I despised my own emotional ups and downs because of the ambiguous scene between Zhao Gou and the heroine (you are so awesome at writing emotionally ambiguous scenes) and felt sad for Ye Tingzhou. Such an obedient puppy is so lovable. So I couldn't wait to know when he would come back. I thought that it was normal for Ling Yidu to be the emperor, and it would be normal for him to have two more men in the harem, so I finished reading it in one go... I was so excited when I saw Ye Tingzhou coming out, and how broken I was when I saw that he was a rotten person, damn... Ye Gou, you still have it It's better to die. Bai Yueguang, who died early, is much better than Bai Yueguang, who is rotten. If you are not dead, you will kill our Ling Yi. I am so sad. I feel that my whole mentality has collapsed. I want you to come back so desperately, but you stabbed my dear heroine all at once. You are really a loser! ! ! Zhao Gou wants to kill you. Go kill him. Why are you messing with our Ling Yi? I'm going to be so angry. You are a white-eyed wolf. I'm going to hate you so much. I couldn't sleep after watching it. Ye Gou, you are really a very bad man. I will feel sorry for a man next time. It's really good, but other than the male and female protagonists, the other characters don't feel three-dimensional enough, especially Ye Gou's personality transformation and character motivation. Maybe he wants to take revenge on Zhao Gou, but his transformation is too abrupt. In fact, other things can be used to highlight his transformation. This The twist was too abrupt. I felt like I had finished watching Heart Attack. He seemed to have rotted away all of a sudden. He seemed to have suddenly turned into a very bad guy. If it was for revenge, he would be described as a vanity villain in the following text. But if he is greedy for vanity, he would be like a villain in the previous text. It is clear that he is not a vain character, and the writing is completely OOC. Even if he encounters a big change, there should be no struggle at all. I fainted. I want to be mad at Ye Gou. If I think about it again, I still have a heart attack, because I can't find the reason why he suddenly died.)
I really like all the jokes. I really like Mary Sue triangles and the like. It would be better if the male and female protagonists are a little bit sick. Unfortunately, it is not in Popo. The copywriting is limited here.
The next book is a sweet article called "I won't give birth anyway", a girl who is not a boy c, first "marriage" and then fall in love. I beg you little angels to collect it~Thank you The following is the copy The situation is becoming increasingly serious. The popular science about birth hazards has been covered up, and the keywords of "negative" real photos have been banned. Your complaint is because you can't bear the hardship and are selfish. The uterus idle tax is aligned with the tax rate on luxury goods. Even VIPs can't skip the overwhelming maternity and baby ads, and film and television soft placement is a mandatory requirement after passing the review. Every month, there is also a closed-end "good pregnancy" ideological training that is implemented layer by layer in the community and streets. In performance appraisal, non-pregnancy is a one-vote veto system. I heard that the next item is almost at the forced matching stage. This is a bit troublesome, because You Jiayan is a staunch DINK. "If you don't get married and have children, I won't be at ease even if you die!" You Jiayan wondered: "If you are really uneasy, take me away with you when the time comes. I will accompany you downstairs." Reading guide: 1. The heroine did not give birth in the end 2. Although the heroine has not given birth, she has never been in love. She mainly focuses on her own pleasure. 3. Female is not male c Demining: 1. The male protagonist witnessed and caught the female protagonist and the male protagonist in the hotel twice, once before establishing a cohabitation relationship, and the other time after the female protagonist broke up. The hero tolerated it the first time, but went crazy the second time. 2. The heroine had several exes, and the basic reason for the breakup was that the other party proposed (you can just have fun, but leave immediately after getting married and having children). 3. The female protagonist commits crimes based on her beauty and is self-centered. The male protagonist wins the final victory because the boy is so obsessed that he gives in all the way. The two people are basically getting along with each other. The female protagonist is already tired of making money, and the man is just adjusting.
After watching it, it's good for the heroine to have ambitions and pursue a career, but I still can't help but want to say that I really don't want to see the misleading of "Shou Gong Sha" and "Luo Hong" again. It's like wanting the male protagonist to not have a virginity complex to show his true love for the female protagonist, but also being unable to let go of the virginity complex and wanting the male protagonist to get the female protagonist for the first time. It's very awkward.
I finished reading it in one go. Apart from the two regrets that the second male lead's transformation was too abrupt and that the female protagonist's career path was too weak in the later stage, I also like the writing style and the male protagonist's character very much. I like deformed love very much [Sunglasses]
Nice! ! Tweet! TT
Thanks for the limited fee! This book is a real surprise. Not only is the heroine's character clear and excellent, she understands what she wants and what is most important to her, and is never confused. The relationship between the two is also very tense. The male protagonist went crazy for love and made me laugh out loud. Qinghui Baobao is the best assistant in the whole story. There is no way I really like him, because the relationship between the heroine and the hero has been frustrated many times, which is really heartbreaking and funny. Anyway, thank you madam for writing this book! Super pretty! !
The description of the scenery in "light wind and early spring" is so exquisite. I like it.
The author's novel is really beautiful and exciting. The descriptions of many emotional details are wonderful. I like this kind of setting where the male protagonist is romantic and the female protagonist is career-minded, hahaha.
My wife's writing is already very good! The emotional scenes are really delicate! So cool to watch
After reading it, I feel that my biggest feeling after reading it is not to feel bad for men in this life. I didn't read the synopsis carefully at first, I thought Ye Tingzhou was the male protagonist. I was still thinking about how Zhao Gou and Ling Yi had a stronger sense of camaraderie, but later I found out that I was wrong about the male protagonist... At this time, I felt a little resentful for Ye Gou. He and Ling Yi grew up as childhood sweethearts, and the two of them had feelings for each other. At this time, I was still thinking why Ye Tingzhou had to give way as soon as Zhao Gou came? Obviously he was the one who came first, and he was the one who fell in love with her first. I was still a little sad when Ye Tingzhou was offline in the middle period. Is it because Zhao Gou is the male protagonist that he has to give up his beloved? Why doesn't Ling Yidu want to find a way to find him? Even if he died, it would be better to collect his bones. At this time, I despised my own emotional ups and downs because of the ambiguous scene between Zhao Gou and the heroine (you are so awesome at writing emotionally ambiguous scenes) and felt sad for Ye Tingzhou. Such an obedient puppy is so lovable. So I couldn't wait to know when he would come back. I thought that it was normal for Ling Yidu to be the emperor, and it would be normal for him to have two more men in the harem, so I finished reading it in one go... I was so excited when I saw Ye Tingzhou coming out, and how broken I was when I saw that he was a rotten person, damn... Ye Gou, you still have it It's better to die. Bai Yueguang, who died early, is much better than Bai Yueguang, who is rotten. If you are not dead, you will kill our Ling Yi. I am so sad. I feel that my whole mentality has collapsed. I want you to come back so desperately, but you stabbed my dear heroine all at once. You are really a loser! ! ! Zhao Gou wants to kill you. Go kill him. Why are you messing with our Ling Yi? I'm going to be so angry. You are a white-eyed wolf. I'm going to hate you so much. I couldn't sleep after watching it. Ye Gou, you are really a very bad man. I will feel sorry for a man next time. It's really good, but other than the male and female protagonists, the other characters don't feel three-dimensional enough, especially Ye Gou's personality transformation and character motivation. Maybe he wants to take revenge on Zhao Gou, but his transformation is too abrupt. In fact, other things can be used to highlight his transformation. This The twist was too abrupt. I felt like I had finished watching Heart Attack. He seemed to have rotted away all of a sudden. He seemed to have suddenly turned into a very bad guy. If it was for revenge, he would be described as a vanity villain in the following text. But if he is greedy for vanity, he would be like a villain in the previous text. It is clear that he is not a vain character, and the writing is completely OOC. Even if he encounters a big change, there should be no struggle at all. I fainted. I want to be mad at Ye Gou. If I think about it again, I still have a heart attack, because I can't find the reason why he suddenly died.)
I really like all the jokes. I really like Mary Sue triangles and the like. It would be better if the male and female protagonists are a little bit sick. Unfortunately, it is not in Popo. The copywriting is limited here.