Novel blurb:
Xiao Yuanying knew her imperial brother was marrying her off to Ling Weizhou to win the Ling family's loyalty.
In plain terms, he was afraid they might rebel, so he was sending them a princess for free.
Although she was a princess, life in the Ling household was difficult.
She dutifully served her father-in-law and tried to please her husband, but after all her efforts, the Ling family rebelled anyway.
Xiao Yuanying thought, At last, I don't have to put up with this anymore. We'll go our separate ways, and that way I won't be dragged down when the Ling family is executed and their property confiscated.
Five years later, Ling Weizhou defeated his rivals and won the realm.
Xiao Yuanying: ...I should put even more distance between us!
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Ling Weizhou: I have raised my troops today because the country is in turmoil and the people are suffering.
Once peace is restored, I will surely welcome Your Majesty back to the capital.
Five years later.
Xiao Yuanying: Since Your Majesty has ascended the throne, I am a princess of the former dynasty. I should request a divorce for the sake of peace throughout the realm. There is no need to discuss it further.
Ling Weizhou: The entire realm belongs to the Ling family. Where could you possibly go?
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Currently updating: Married to My Enemy
Please add it to your reading list, everyone. Thank you!
Blurb: Jiang Zhu, the beloved daughter of the Marquis of Pingyi, enjoyed a carefree, worry-free life in the capital until she turned eighteen.
Then an imperial decree announcing her marriage arrived, and Jiang Zhu went straight to jump into a river.
Because her betrothed was the heir to the Duke of Xinguo.
The Duke of Xinguo's family and the Marquis of Pingyi's family were sworn enemies, rivals, and political opponents. In short, they wanted each other dead and would never make peace.
Jiang Zhu couldn't accept it. She cried and threw a fit, threatening to die, but no one could defy the emperor's decree.
After the wedding, Jiang Zhu took stock of her situation.
She had only just entered her husband's home, but her parents-in-law disliked her, her sister-in-law was hostile, and her brothers' wives were inexplicably unfriendly.
Her husband, at least in name, was nowhere to be seen.
Oh well. She had food and drink, and didn't have to deal with her husband. Everything was fine!
Completed novel: Yun Yan Returns
What would you think if a man who would one day become emperor told you, "In this life, there will only ever be you. I won't take any concubines"?
Xu Yunrong had no response. She simply went off to read the history books, focusing on court scandals and royal gossip from every dynasty.
In the end, she came to one conclusion: Crown Prince Huo Yun was all sweet talk and empty promises, and certainly not a good match!
Theme: Don't sit around waiting in life. Only by doing your best and giving it a try can you make the most of it
It's twelve o'clock, why not change it yet?
It's been three days and there's still no update?
Hahaha, it's so funny that the male and female protagonists run away, leaving the prince, a great villain, to deal with 😂
The second book is finally finished. Thank you for your encouragement. There are other articles and pre-received articles in the column. If you have time, you can read it. See you in 2025!
I think He Lanmin is more courageous and resourceful than the heroine
I just can't figure out what the heroine's brain is like. Shouldn't it be for the sake of her nephew that she send her nephew far away and let him live his whole life in anonymity? Is she running to see her nephew every now and then for fear that others won't know that she is harboring the former emperor's heir? Then every time I had a conflict with the male protagonist, I didn't want to solve the problem, but always put on this dead look. It's no longer as lively as before, and it feels like the pearls have turned into fish eyes.
The heroine is as if she has no brains. Why does it have to be written like this? You can't have a male and female protagonist. If you look at it this way, the female protagonist is just creating trouble, and the male protagonist is just solving problems. Can't they support each other and grow together?
The male protagonist's father's style before and after he became emperor is so divisive
The ending of "Spreading Flowers" is so happy. See you in the next book.
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers