Please add my next novel, The Fake Princess's Marriage Alliance on the Grasslands, to your library~
○ The husband pursues his wife after driving her away; sweet romance; happy ending (reader comments are open)
In the eyes of the world, Cen Qi was a cruel, arrogant man who looked down on everyone, a treacherous minister who had bewitched the emperor and thrown the court into chaos.
Yun Shu had always feared him, but she had no choice but to bring him a token and beg him to save the Yun family.
A few days later, the Yun family was released without charge, but Yun Shu somehow ended up spending a night with Cen Qi.
A guard brought a bridal sedan and handed Yun Shu the marriage decree bestowed by the emperor.
Their status was worlds apart. From the moment she received the decree, Yun Shu was destined to be no more than a speck of dust before Cen Qi.
There was no betrothal ceremony, no wedding dress, no feast. All she heard were the people's jeers outside the bridal sedan.
When she entered the Cen residence, it was cold and quiet. She endured disdainful looks and spent the entire night alone in the bridal chamber.
To make her life a little easier, Yun Shu racked her brains and finally earned a single glance from the man.
He could cherish her in their room and call her A Shu, but he could also lock her in an attic for an entire night over something someone else had said.
For five years of marriage, Yun Shu put him first in everything. He disliked people who were too lively and noisy, so she put away her playful ways and became a refined, well-mannered woman.
She thought she had fulfilled her duty as the wife of the chief minister. But when she learned he was about to divorce her and marry the emperor's only daughter, her hands and feet turned cold.
Yun Shu knew that Cen Qi had always been selfish and unfeeling. From beginning to end, her presumptuous love for him had been a joke. She finally gave up on him completely.
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When the court fell into chaos and the Cen family was trapped in a temple outside the city during an ambush, Cen Qi tried to take Yun Shu with him on horseback as they fought their way out. But she only smiled at him, dodged his hand, and retreated into the flames. No matter how desperately he shouted her name, she paid him no heed.
That night, flames soared above the temple. The lush spring beauty withered away, leaving nothing but ruin.
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Cen Qi spent his life giving the world a moral compass and the people a reason to live. He never regretted it, even when it earned him nothing but misunderstanding and infamy.
But that night, he felt that he had been utterly wrong.
He had not failed the world, but he had failed her.
- The unattainable beauty goes mad for love
- The hero only pretends to be a treacherous minister; he has the greater good of his country at heart
- The heroine fakes her death; the hero pays dearly to win her back (at maximum intensity); sweet romance; one-on-one pairing; happy ending
A recommendation from my friend's upcoming novel: The Silly Beauty Wins by Lying Low After People Read Her Mind, by Xiao Yuntun Zouqing. Article ID: 4440665. Such a fun premise, don't miss it~
And a recommendation for my friend's upcoming historical novel: Snake Woman, by Guan Yu. A snake woman from southern Xinjiang x a wolf king of the grasslands. Article ID: 8784614. Don't miss it!
---- Upcoming novel: The Fake Princess's Marriage Alliance on the Grasslands
● Delicate fake princess from the Central Plains vs. leader of a grassland tribe
● Rivals competing for her | Taking by force | Marriage alliance | Marriage before love | Sweet romance
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Song Zhiyin had bright red lips, pearly white teeth, and elegant brows. She and her elder brother, who had entered official service at a young age, depended on each other.
Who could have guessed that when the foolish ruler could not stand up to the grasslands, he would be unwilling to offer up his own daughter and instead set his sights on Song Zhiyin? Threatening her brother's life, he ordered her to go to the grasslands in the princess's place and form a marriage alliance.
After marrying the old khan, Song Zhiyin clearly noticed the hungry, wolf-like gleam in the eyes of several princes whenever they looked at her.
A few days later, the old khan suddenly died in bed, and the grassland government fell into turmoil. The eldest prince took her away under the pretense of protecting her.
When her clothes were forcibly pulled open, the youngest prince, Wugele, rescued her.
Looking at the terrified woman huddled in the corner, the man maintained a respectful expression, though his eyes were full of desire. "Greetings, Khatan."
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As the youngest tribal leader, Wugele controlled the grasslands' military forces, and almost no one dared challenge him.
That is, until Song Zhiyin's identity as a fake princess was exposed. Wugele brought her into his own tent, his face dark.
"I'm your khatan. You can't..."
Wugele's lips curled into a smile. "I'll become the new khan. I have the right to inherit everything from the former khan, including you, Khatan."
Please add my other upcoming novels to your library: The Pearl Above, Toward the Jade Steps, Spellbound, and Her Majesty Can't Possibly Be a Spy.
Theme: Going against the odds
Disgusting royal family, disgusting heroine father, concubine, useless heroine, capricious hero, charging so much money to make myself sick
Pulling really needs writing Both the male and female protagonists behave incoherently and unnaturally, and their transformations are very abrupt.
This bitch actually calls the heroine's parents father and mother? [Rolling eyes] I used to call the heroine by her father's name. In the final analysis, I didn't regard the heroine's family as my own.
You yourself promised to marry the princess back then, how could you not keep your promise? And can the emperor let you fool him at will? [Eye roll]
The famous scene is here, looking forward to the next chapter
Well. . Can't the male protagonist trust the female protagonist? Xie Wen is an important character, right? I feel like he will help the heroine fake her death and leave
It's really hard for the emperor to understand. If he wanted the male protagonist to choose a princess, why did he grant Ah Shu a marriage at that time? Alas, poor Ah Shu 🤔
This man treats the heroine as a tool 💔 I'm so angry
There are actually double updates today! 💪 Why does this male protagonist always think that the female protagonist is a spy [rolls eyes]
Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! [Rose] (It's still a day when the male protagonist is angry)