The Turmoil of Songjing (Both Reborn)

[A cool, righteous puppet assassin and a ruthless prince who lies in wait in enemy territory, plotting his every move]

"I love A Si. I will give her a kingdom of splendor, so she may live her life free from worry and fear."

Chu Xichen, the Ninth Prince of Northern Qin, was a man of peerless grace and virtue. Framed and accused of being of impure blood, he was stripped of his title, made a commoner, and exiled to the Shu Desert.

On a snowy day that year, he found her, a twelve-year-old girl wandering along the road. He drew back the carriage curtain, held out his hand, took her in, and gave her the finest name and the most sincere care.

She was the servant he trusted and cherished most.

Eight years later, he returned to court, killed his elder brother to seize the throne, and led his troops south.

Just as his army reached the city gates, she personally brought him a bowl of poisoned porridge, intending to kill him and tip the balance of power...

Her attempt failed. She was thrown into a high-security prison and died a wretched death on the snowy day he returned victorious.

He galloped to save her, only to see her fall from a high platform and end her life. Snowflakes swirled with her blood and fell into his eyes, becoming the nightmare that haunted him until his death.

Everyone said she was an ungrateful little wolf. But later, he learned the truth.

She was a blood-soaked beauty of a blade, and a helpless weed swept along by the chaos of war.

She had no surname or given name and knew nothing of human affection. To survive, she had become a pawn, while the poison planted in her as a child slowly devoured her humanity.

She... was a pitiable soul.

*

Reborn, she returned to the past.

She wanted to betray the organization, pick the right side, cling to a powerful ally, and escape her fate of dying miserably.

This time, he was determined to help her get what she wanted.

Scene One:

She asked, "I once deceived you, hated you, and tried to poison you. How can you still dare to keep me by your side?"

Smiling, he handed her a dagger.

"Next time you want to kill me, don't use poison. Just stab me in the heart with this dagger. It'll save us the trouble."

Scene Two:

After trying every way he could to win her over, he said in defeat,

"I thought that one day I might be able to move your heart. It seems I was wrong."

She stopped his carriage on the road back to the capital and said to him,

"I don't understand the love you speak of. But are you still willing to teach me?"

*

She said: I want to be free. I don't want to be at anyone's mercy or locked away in the inner palace.

He said: When peace reigns and the land is prosperous, may I take your hand and grow old with you?

Happy ending, one-on-one romance, both protagonists are each other's first, regular updates.

[New Novel Coming Soon]

Contemporary romance, currently serializing: His Sonata (Rebirth and Redemption)

When Ling Shu completed her studies and returned to China, the country's music scene had long since forgotten her.

Determined to make a comeback through a music variety show, she only discovered during the final round that the competition was rigged. The singer who owned the rights to her chosen song had withdrawn them, leaving her with nothing to perform.

At the crucial moment, she brought out a mysterious manuscript that had been gathering dust in her drawer for years. She poured her heart into performing it, intending it as the swan song of her career.

But a miracle happened. The never-before-heard piece won her the competition. She signed with the best record company, and endorsements and appearances came pouring in, making her one of the most commercially promising singers in the business.

After she became famous, she kept searching for the mysterious author of the manuscript. When she finally found him, he had been dead for many years.

*

He was a cellist she had met by chance on a foreign street when she was eighteen.

By then, he was already renowned throughout Europe, with a brilliant future ahead of him. No one knew that he was suffering from severe depression and secretly planning to end his life.

That day, she sat before him and listened to him play for an entire afternoon. Before leaving, she gave him a bouquet of white roses.

Holding the white roses, he gazed at her retreating figure, lost in thought.

That bouquet of white roses kept him alive for another half month. He hurriedly wrote out a song for her and had someone send it to her, then ended his life on that clear night.

Not long after she became famous, her throat cancer returned, and she died in a hospital bed. When she awoke, she had returned to the day she met him...

This time, she decided to pull him back from the abyss...

Historical romance coming soon: Where Will the General Find Life?

Li Ge was born into the household of the Grand General Who Guards the Nation. She had a frail twin brother.

To protect their hereditary title, Li Ge and her brother switched identities when she was five.

As a child, she attended school in his place and studied under a master at the Qingshan Academy. When she grew up, she even went on his matchmaking dates.

Who could have expected that halfway through one such date, the border war would grow dire? The soldiers of Great Liang advanced like a breaking wave, capturing twelve cities in a row.

Called upon in the country's hour of peril, she donned heavy armor, took up the tiger tally and her family's ancestral sword, and led an army of fifty thousand to the front.

In the Battle of Shuocheng, she burned her boats, faced a vastly larger enemy, and fought Great Liang's army to the bitter end.

After the battle, Great Liang's army had lost more than half its soldiers, while the entire army of twenty thousand, including Li Ge, had been wiped out...

Three months later, Li Ge, who should have died on the battlefield, opened her eyes in the dungeon of Great Liang's Eastern Palace.

Her wounds were bandaged, and iron shackles bound her arms and legs.

A long sword was drawn, its point aimed at her throat.

The person holding it was her sworn enemy on the battlefield: the Crown Prince of Great Liang's Eastern Palace, and the nation's God of War.

And also... the person she had loved from afar since she was young.

She leaned toward his sword and whispered, "He Chuan, don't you recognize me?"

Theme: Freedom and where you stand.