[The male lead goes from aloof and noble to a refined villain. Coercive pursuit.] [Abstinence, possessiveness, unhinged obsession, lurking in the shadows]
After losing her parents, Yun Yao was taken in by her aunt and brought to live at the Duke's residence.
Naturally delicate and lovely, she made people's hearts itch with desire. Barely a month after her arrival, the Duke's second and third sons were openly vying for her attention at a banquet.
Some busybodies even cornered Yun Yao, egging her on: "Do you want to be with the second young master or the third young master?"
"Which one does Miss Yao like?"
Crystal-clear tears spun uncontrollably in Yun Yao's eyes, her feathery lashes trembling. "I..."
Unable to bear the harassment and with nowhere to hide, she caught sight through her tears of Qi Fuji, who had just left the Buddhist hall. He was cool and noble, as if all earthly warmth had been extinguished within him.
Yun Yao had often heard the servants praise this eldest young master, who practiced at home. He was aloof yet gentle, kind and tolerant. So... surely it wouldn't hurt to give him a nominal title as her sweetheart?
Yun Yao steeled herself, biting her lip as her slender shoulders trembled. "I think the eldest young master is wonderful."
After saying this, she nervously glanced at Qi Fuji. The eldest young master had indeed heard her, but said nothing and walked away.
Wonderful! She'd found a shield and could enjoy some peace for a while!
Yun Yao secretly rejoiced, twisting the hem of her clothes, then added through her tearful eyes, "I like the eldest young master!"
Because she was lying, a blush of shame spread across her face.
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Late at night, the palace hall was dark and cold. The dragon canopy swayed gently, while the eternal lamp in the corner burned silently.
The newly enthroned Emperor Qi Fuji looked down at the beauty who had been dragged back and left at the foot of the steps. After a long while, he rose and smiled as he descended. Yun Yao, who had been slumped on the floor, instinctively turned and backed away, only to remember that every window in this forbidden palace had been nailed shut, and the bronze doors were now locked from the outside.
"Why did you run away again?" Qi Fuji moved close to Yun Yao, the tip of his nose almost touching hers. His gaze was crazed and confused, his smile sinister yet tinged with grievance. "Little sister, you said you liked me."
P.S.:
Both leads are inexperienced, but the female lead once had feelings for a male supporting character.
The male lead is obsessive, poised between Buddha and demon, lurking in the shadows and pursuing her by force.
The female lead is a little white rabbit, though later even a rabbit will bite when pushed too far.
The leads are not blood-related.
Synopsis captured in a screenshot.
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Recommended upcoming novel: "Three Years After Her Deposition" [A bitter couple's reconciliation after a long separation]
Xu Heng publicly berated Wang Yuying, saying that even after becoming empress, she hadn't changed one bit and was still a spiteful, vicious shrew!
Afterward, Wang Yuying showed no restraint. When Xu Heng next visited the favored consort, she went to the consort's bedchamber and cursed him out, even slapping Xu Heng.
That month, an edict deposed the empress: "Empress Wang is arrogant and jealous, has injured the emperor, and has no children. She has requested to enter a Taoist temple. Grant her the religious name Huiwu, and the title of Immortal Master Miaojing of Yujing."
Three years later.
The emperor missed the Wang clan. He sent a piece of music celebrating a young married couple to the temple, clearly hoping to summon Wang back to the palace.
Behind the curtain, a tall, broad-shouldered man with a hard face unexpectedly nestled in Wang Yuying's arms like a puppy. "Someone... has come from outside to summon you."
He tightened his arms around her waist, burying his head against her chest, silently asking: Will you go back?
Wang Yuying patted the man's firm, slender waist. "Don't worry. Even if his ancestors come to summon me, I still won't go back."
"What if His Majesty forcibly takes you?"
"He won't get the chance." Wang Yuying sneered. Three years had taught her to be smarter. She immediately sent Xu Heng a response in the form of a matching song.
The lyrics were heartrending, but made it clear that if he wanted to see her again, he would have to reinstate her as empress.
A year after she was deposed, Xu Heng had already appointed a new empress. He wanted to be a sagely ruler, so he naturally couldn't agree to her demand.
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Xu Heng thought that if he couldn't reinstate her, surely he could at least see her. If Wang Yuying wouldn't come to him, he'd visit her at Yujing Temple and win her back little by little.
Xu Heng saw the two people in bed at the temple. Wang Yuying got up, slipped on her shoes, and put on her robe without the slightest panic.
His mind exploded. He remembered how, years ago, they had knelt together and he had said, "If I ever betray Ying in this life, take three wives and four concubines, or marry again while still married to her, may I die a horrible death!"
She had said, "If I ever become husband and wife with another man, may I too meet a miserable end."
Then they had split a pair of white jade pendants, each keeping half as a token of their vows.
Theme: Silence is golden
This twist is like taking a bite? It's been a long time since I've seen a piece of writing that made me feel so uncomfortable. Not to mention my subscriber count, I just read the last two chapters, which makes no sense. Does this have anything to do with he? It's enough for him to come up with this ending.
So, he was killed by Yun Yao in this life? Reincarnation III, has it started again?
Tietou is a bit disgusting. He is blaming the heroine even though she is also a victim. He is obviously just looking for an excuse to get promoted and get rich. If you want to hate him, why don't you hate the emperor too, haha
Rebirth and reincarnation means that this life will not end well, which is be
It's a Buddhist verse... By the way, it's really hard not to use it as an explanation for the 4% subscription.
I finished reading it in one go, and this is indeed the best ending I can think of.
This is really not suitable for writing a side story. I feel that the best ending of this book is for two people to be entangled to death. Should the side story write about a sweet life? It seems unnecessary, because the reborn Qi Fuji must be good to Yun Yao. Fortunately, this has been written before. It's just that the grudge between the two people cannot be accepted by Yun Yao. It would be good to write a side story about Qi Fuji's lifelong regret.
I knew from the very beginning that it was definitely Be. No matter how good he was to Yun Yao, Qi Fuji could not change that wrong start. Yun Yao was too difficult in this life. He could obviously stay with the person he loved until he grew old, but it was a pity that fate played tricks on people. What I didn't expect was that Bu Xiandi became that kind of worldly man in the end. Oh~ all the causes create all the effects [burst crying] [burst crying]
"What about her" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
Be with her
I feel like the ending of he can only be arranged this way. It's good. It would be better if there is a side story where the two people are in love with each other to make up for some regrets.
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This twist is like taking a bite? It's been a long time since I've seen a piece of writing that made me feel so uncomfortable. Not to mention my subscriber count, I just read the last two chapters, which makes no sense. Does this have anything to do with he? It's enough for him to come up with this ending.
So, he was killed by Yun Yao in this life? Reincarnation III, has it started again?
Tietou is a bit disgusting. He is blaming the heroine even though she is also a victim. He is obviously just looking for an excuse to get promoted and get rich. If you want to hate him, why don't you hate the emperor too, haha
Rebirth and reincarnation means that this life will not end well, which is be
It's a Buddhist verse... By the way, it's really hard not to use it as an explanation for the 4% subscription.
I finished reading it in one go, and this is indeed the best ending I can think of.
This is really not suitable for writing a side story. I feel that the best ending of this book is for two people to be entangled to death. Should the side story write about a sweet life? It seems unnecessary, because the reborn Qi Fuji must be good to Yun Yao. Fortunately, this has been written before. It's just that the grudge between the two people cannot be accepted by Yun Yao. It would be good to write a side story about Qi Fuji's lifelong regret.
I knew from the very beginning that it was definitely Be. No matter how good he was to Yun Yao, Qi Fuji could not change that wrong start. Yun Yao was too difficult in this life. He could obviously stay with the person he loved until he grew old, but it was a pity that fate played tricks on people. What I didn't expect was that Bu Xiandi became that kind of worldly man in the end. Oh~ all the causes create all the effects [burst crying] [burst crying]
"What about her" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Be with her
I feel like the ending of he can only be arranged this way. It's good. It would be better if there is a side story where the two people are in love with each other to make up for some regrets.