My new novel, "Jade Locked in the Golden Hall", is now open for readers. The synopsis is at the bottom. Come check it out if you're interested!
[Sharp-tongued career woman and beauty x cool, calculating heir]
When Shen Zhao is framed and thrown into prison, no one visits her, no one comes to save her, and no one sees her off. She is given a cup of poisoned wine and left with a reputation covered in disgrace.
She has repaid every kindness with betrayal, and even her closest friends and teachers have lost their lives.
After Shen Zhao fakes her death, they all regret what they did.
But she no longer cares.
When she first meets Li Yu, it is the dead of winter. The young lord is as refreshing as a breeze through pines, calm and composed despite being imprisoned.
He seems to be in love with her, but it's all an act.
She doesn't like it.
But later...
All she remembers is how, whenever she falls into the dust, the young lord in blue robes and on a white horse reaches out to her again and again, his gaze as gentle and unwavering as ever.
He tells her, "A-Zhao, I'll always be here."
The flames of war rise beyond Yumen Pass. From heir to Prince of Yan to governor of Liangzhou, he dons his armor to defend a city, the lands within and beyond its borders, and the people of the realm.
Through all the rise and fall of fortune, Shen Zhao sees that his pure heart remains unchanged.
The road is long and arduous, but all she wants is to walk it by his side.
Synopsis for the upcoming novel "Jade Locked in the Golden Hall"
[Ruthless, violent, ambitious emperor x warmhearted, resilient beauty]
Chen Xuansi wields great power as Prince of Yan;
though Lin Yuming comes from the distinguished Lin clan, she loses both her parents at a young age and is raised in the countryside, where her status is even lower than a servant's. By a twist of fate, the two fall into the water together at a palace banquet, and the emperor grants them a marriage on the spot.
Everyone envies this marriage.
But on their wedding night, she learns that the Lin clan and Prince Yan are bitter political enemies, and that before long she will have to follow him to his fief in Yanbei.
With no powerful family to rely on and no affection from her husband, her title as princess consort is little more than an empty one, and Yuming struggles to get by in the household.
To improve her lot, she can only set aside her dignity and curry favor with her husband. Chen Xuansi is ruthless and violent, his moods unpredictable, and he takes pleasure in tormenting her in bed. Yuming suffers countless hardships at his hands, yet never utters a word of complaint.
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When the emperor falls gravely ill, Chen Xuansi raises an army, conquers the capital in one stroke, murders his father and brother, and ascends the throne, wiping out the entire Lin clan.
Everyone in the capital speculates that the merciless emperor will leave Yuming with nothing but a length of white silk or a cup of poisoned wine.
The news reaches the fief, and Yuming's heart turns to ash. While Chen Xuansi is taking her to the capital, she "accidentally" falls from a cliff.
The exalted emperor sits high upon his golden throne and merely laughs when he hears the news. She was only a discarded pawn, after all. So what if she's dead?
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Then, on the day of his southern inspection, they meet again at the prefect's birthday banquet.
The emperor, so high above all others, has searched for her for three whole years. His harem remains empty, and the entire court fears his mercurial nature.
Yuming, meanwhile, laughs and chats with others. When the past comes up, she brushes it off with a smile, treating it as nothing more than a youthful affair.
The emperor stumbles, a rare sight. With a smile that looks half-mad, half-crazed, he locks a chain around her ankle and imprisons her in the Golden Hall.
"Yuming, you are the only empress I will ever have. Whatever you want, I can give you."
She takes half a step back, her gaze clear, and calmly replies, word by word:
"This commoner only wishes never to see Your Majesty again for the rest of her life."
Theme: Stay true to your original aspirations and remain sincere.
I found a new article today. I am really looking forward to it. Thank you so much for being able to write an article (???????) And it is a subject I like very much.
I should go to Haitang's because it's too astringent so I can write better.
Come on, big brother, I'm optimistic about you
I really like this novel, thank you very much! You are awesome!!
The next book "Golden Palace Suo Jade" Chasing Wife at the Crematorium/Sour and Sweet Mouth [Vicious and violent emperor × warm and tough beauty] Chen Xuansi holds a high position and is the powerful King of Yan; Although Lin Yuming was born into the famous Lin family, his parents died when he was young and he was raised in the countryside. His status was even lower than that of a servant. By mistake, the two fell into water together at the palace banquet, and the Holy Father granted them a marriage on the spot. This marriage is envied by everyone. But she didn't know until her wedding night that the Lin family and King Yan were staunch political enemies. Soon after her marriage, she followed Chen Xuansi to the fiefdom. Without her support and support, and without the love of her husband, Yuming's life in the mansion was difficult. In order to live a better life, she can only put down her dignity and please her husband. Chen Xuansi was vicious, violent, and moody, and he was used to teasing her. Yuming suffered a lot at his hands, but she didn't complain at all. Until the emperor died of illness, Chen Xuansi led his troops to conquer Kyoto, killed his brother and father, became emperor, and wiped out the Lin family. Yuming became a useless chess piece and completely lost its use value. Everyone in the capital speculated that the emperor was ruthless, and all that was waiting for Yuming was three feet of white silk and a glass of poisonous wine. When the news reached the fiefdom, Yuming was completely disheartened. On the way Chen Xuansi took her to Beijing, she "accidentally" fell off a cliff and decided to escape. But the noble emperor, sitting high in the golden palace, just smiled and passed away after hearing the news. He just abandoned his son and died. It wasn't until the day of the southern tour that they met again at the prefect's birthday party. The aloof emperor has been looking for her for three whole years, but the harem is still empty, and the whole court is afraid of her uncertainty. But Yuming talked and laughed with others, and when he talked about that past, he laughed it off. The emperor staggered in a rare way and smiled like a maniac. He tied the man's ankles with chains and imprisoned him in the golden palace. "Yu Ming, I regret it." I regret that I was young and frivolous and did not know how valuable it is.
So is the male protagonist really back, or is it just the female protagonist's hallucination?
The male protagonist should have recognized the female protagonist
It's beautiful. The reunion between the two of them is so touching.
Great writing, thank you
Thank you very much. Still a little regretful. Why did Li Yun die like this? Why was he dressed in women's clothing when he appeared on the scene, but not afterwards? Why did Aunt Sun die? And why did Chang Yanqing make the same mistake as General He? Couldn't he be surrendered (even if it was for the Suppression of the West Army)? What was the late emperor's will? Why didn't she depose the prince in the end, but she didn't get rid of the threat of King Yan? The ending feels a bit rushed, and there is still a lot that has not been unfolded. Is there no extra story?