Ongoing: The Young Scholar's Husband Won't Be a Royal Consort (Forced Marriage)
Blurb:
Lin Huaijin transmigrates into a tragic, old-school novel as a cannon-fodder guyer.
But he and Zhou Sheng, the most powerful prince in the story, can't stand each other.
It starts when he accidentally overhears his father talking with Zhou Sheng.
"The youngest in our family is a little spoiled, but..."
"If he's spoiled, then there's no need to discuss it."
How infuriating!!
Later, he accidentally falls into a trap while out hunting.
Zhou Sheng passes by with a cold expression and doesn't even spare him a glance, leaving him stuck in the trap for ages before anyone rescues him.
Even more infuriating!!!
Later, he hears that Zhou Sheng personally asked the emperor to grant him a marriage.
Every guyer in the capital is wondering who the lucky one is!
Only Lin Huaijin knows that Zhou Sheng will suddenly drop dead in a couple of years.
He can't help feeling sorry for him. He's already so pitiful, so maybe next time Lin Huaijin should be a little gentler with him.
Then he finds out that he's the guyer being granted in marriage.
Lin Huaijin is furious: Zhou Sheng, are you trying to make sure one of us dies?!
On the eve of the wedding, the betrothal gifts are lavish.
But the man never shows up. Even on their wedding day, he wears a stern expression.
Lin Huaijin can't help feeling terrified, afraid of offending this living king of hell.
So before they drink the nuptial wine, he makes his intentions clear: he'll behave himself and won't set his sights on anything else.
Before he can finish, the man suddenly wraps an arm around his waist and murmurs, "Do you really think the emperor could force me to marry you?"
Lin Huaijin: "???!?"
A gentle, slow-burn, sweet little story (with childbirth).
Upcoming Novel 1: This Crown Prince Wins by Doing Nothing!
(Rugged, handsome, tragic top x honest, sweet little bottom)
Song Yu'an transmigrates into a book as the crown prince of a fallen kingdom. When he is fifteen, his kingdom collapses and he is left wandering among the common folk.
He's fair and handsome, with a lovely voice. Bandits kidnap him, intending to make him their chief's wife.
Song Yu'an is terrified out of his wits. Then he suddenly remembers that the story's twisted villain, Wei Bai, is in this area, so he says timidly, "I'm the newlywed wife of the great bandit chief Wei Bai!"
Wei Bai, the bandit himself: "?"
Looking at the fair, tender-looking young man before him, he asks gruffly, "How the hell are you going to prove you're Wei Bai's wife?"
Song Yu'an clenches his fingers, his face flushing red, and declares firmly, "He has a mole on his backside!"
"…"
Wei Bai: "Damn, you actually got that right."
Reader's Guide:
Romance-focused, and not too long.
One-on-one romance, with the relationship at the center and the plot in the background!
Upcoming Novel 2: My Husband Says He Wants to Be My Big Brother
Zhang Fanfan is a guyer, unloved by both his father and mother. As soon as he comes of age, he's married off to the Li family in the neighboring village to help pay for his older brother's betrothal gifts.
His husband's family is so poor they're practically starving. They spent all their money on the betrothal gifts to marry him, and he hasn't even met his husband.
He also has to look after his five-year-old brother-in-law and his bedridden mother-in-law.
He hears that his husband is away from home most of the time, and no one knows if he's dead or alive.
Zhang Fanfan is so hungry that he's become gaunt. As long as he gets enough to eat each day, he dutifully looks after his mother-in-law and brother-in-law.
Every day, his mother-in-law tells him, "When you meet my son, don't be afraid. He's kindhearted."
Zhang Fanfan takes her at her word.
Until one day, as soon as he steps outside, he sees a man as imposing as a mountain. The man's gaze sweeps over him, scaring him so much he can barely breathe.
"…"
The man lays down three rules with him, saying their marriage agreement doesn't count and that he'll treat him like a younger brother.
Zhang Fanfan lets out a sigh of relief. His mother-in-law was right, he thinks, and settles into life with the Li family.
As the man's abilities grow, times grow harder for everyone else in this war-torn age, while life for the Li family only gets better.
A man should marry once he comes of age. Zhang Fanfan figures he ought to start thinking about his own future, so he begins looking over potential husbands every day.
When Li Yun was a boy, a poor monk living in the mountains took an interest in him and trained him in martial arts for years. Later, Li Yun used his skills to earn money away from home.
When he finally has a break and returns home, he discovers that there's a husband in the household.
The husband is gaunt and skinny as a stalk, with thighs thinner than Li Yun's. He doesn't like him, but he doesn't say much. He simply explains that their marriage agreement doesn't count and that they'll treat each other as distant relatives.
Later, he finds he can't take his eyes off his little husband, while the little husband keeps calling him "big brother" and even discusses which of his men would make the best husband!
Theme: Live a brilliant life of your own.
This ending is really good. Yi Ning lives freely in the place that suits him best. The capital is too polite. Now life in ancient Shu with the one he loves is really good (*?????)
It's better to find someone who loves you than to find someone you love, it's always been like this
Actually, I think I was optimistic about them from the beginning, but my cousin actually fell in love with Zuo An. The author is quite right. In fact, they didn't understand each other in depth, they were both superficial. Zuo An was not the kind to quickly accept the enthusiasm of strangers, and my cousin was too enthusiastic. They were destined to be together, because in the beginning, they got along like needles and needles. Zuo Fang can be seen and tolerant and likes Ning's enthusiasm and sunshine. In fact, when Ning practices martial arts, I think he must also appreciate Zuo Fang's courage. They are best together
I'm happy hehe (*^▽^*), that's how it should be, and no one is pitiful about that one, it's just a cycle of cause and effect. He treated others the way he did back then, huh, he's still in a high position now, and the one next to him doesn't necessarily leave him, so that's how it should be. 19. Since my mother was single, I want to fall in love but don't want to. Maybe it's mainly because I don't like the behavior of the boys around me, so I don't know how to talk about it and I feel like there's nothing to talk about. But when I read novels or read about the relationships of friends around me, I feel that the relationship is good, so I should keep talking to CP haha.
If it's Yuan, I'd really like Gou Shi. It's impossible for Mirror Reunion to have no cracks at all, and I feel like Zuo An's characters can't be looked at carefully. In fact, my impression of Zuo An is a preference, which can be said to be because of Yi Ning. My impression of Zuo An is still the kind of character that is not perfect but is still preferred. This article really made me a little too depressed, maybe because it is From Yi Ning's perspective, a person's collapse is subtle and subtle. I felt divided after reading the text, but looking back at the whole text, in fact, the earliest bad thing about Zuo'an's character was when he wanted to abandon Huai Jin, and I felt uncomfortable at that time. But this excerpt really magnified it, from Yi Ning's perspective, in the sensitive perspective of a suitor. , The collapse was sudden and shocking. In fact, it happened in the text but I didn't pay much attention to it. From Yi Ning's perspective, Zuo An is actually a comprehensive good person, and I feel like this when I step into Yi Ning's perspective. I feel that the previous foreshadowing has been recycled very well, but it's better not to reunite the broken mirror. Yi Ning's character is not suitable for Zuo An's kind of mentality. A person who is deep-thinking, self-centered, and feels good. He had no specific performance when he was a subordinate. Now the identity of the county king has been exposed. It is probably Zuo An's fault that no one in Yi Ning proposed to marry him later. Yi Ning likes Zuo An, who is still high-spirited despite his low status. After the county king, Zuo An is no longer suitable for Yi Ning.
Zuo An is not blind, so he cannot see how dirty his cousin is. He wanted to pamper his cousin and do it himself, so why did he take Xiao Liu's life to do it? What if Xiao Liu was burned into a fool on the mountain? Or died? Belated affection is worse than grass. But it would be too cheap for his cousin to marry Zuo An. His cousin loves acting so much that he might as well become an actor. It doesn't matter who Xiao Liu marries, there is no need to marry the Zuo family specifically.
Round ass. Who is willing to let go?
Don't be too round, give the author to Zuo Fang, he has always liked Yi Ning like this
How round is this? It would be unforgivable if it were me.
What will happen if Zuo An gets married or not? Xiao Ning lives a carefree life. What's going on with that vicious cousin of his? He has no parents and is following Zuo An all the time? I don't like him relying on his status as the county king on the left bank to dominate and live a good life.