Song Yuanyao had been born into poverty. Fortunately, she was beautiful, and with a few clumsy tricks, she persuaded a man as elegant as a jade tree on the outside, but completely different beneath the surface, to marry her.
But three years into their marriage, the man died for no apparent reason.
At the time, she had no children. If her husband died, she would inherit very little.
For the sake of a life of luxury in the future, she concealed the news of her husband's death.
She set her sights on her brother-in-law, who had just returned from Jingzhou and looked much like her husband, even though he was a notorious, ruthless official.
She wanted to conceive his child.
But her brother-in-law suspected from the start that she had something to do with her husband's death. He pressed her at every turn, intent on sending her to prison.
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After a great deal of maneuvering, Song Yuanyao became pregnant. Then she turned her back on him and decided they should end things there.
But she discovered that the man before her had gone mad. He trapped her in the cramped accounts room and said grimly,
"Sister-in-law, my elder brother is gone. It stands to reason that I should marry you."
Reader's guide:
1. The male lead only develops feelings for the female lead after confirming that his elder brother is dead.
2. There is a plot inconsistency in the female lead's marriage to the second male lead.
3. Scheming but foolish, saved by her beauty female lead vs cold-blooded, ruthless official male lead.
3. Cover art provided by the artist.
4. The female lead is a virgin; the male lead is not. One-on-one romance.
Coming next: The Mad Widow
Blurb:
A Zhao was disheveled all day long and liked to stare into space. She was the mad widow known for miles around.
Everyone avoided her and gossiped about her.
A Zhao didn't understand their looks. She liked sitting by the stream and keeping the village children company.
But the children didn't want to play with her.
Later, A Zhao found a man, one who looked like her younger brother.
The man was handsome. He lay quietly by the stream, weakly lifting his eyelids.
Numb. Empty.
A Zhao couldn't understand him, but she wanted to take him home so she would have someone to play with.
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Pei Huaisong was born the Crown Prince of Great Zhou. He was disciplined and courteous, a perfect gentleman. But after being betrayed by someone he trusted and manipulated by his imperial father, he fell from the clouds into the mire.
Half his leg was crippled. Scars marred the handsome face he once had, and he wandered among the common people, struggling to survive.
Then Pei Huaisong was taken home by a mad widow.
The widow was erratic and disheveled all day, and she loved sharpening her knife in the middle of the night.
The villagers said she was a mad widow and told everyone to stay away from her.
But when the widow they despised saw Pei Huaisong being insulted, she would rush over with a hatchet and say, "Who dares hurt my little brother?"
The battered heart of Pei Huaisong suddenly stirred.
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He washed A Zhao's face, combed her hair, and did her eyebrows. He even went out to earn money for her medical treatment, and eventually returned to the treacherous imperial palace.
He had meant to raise A Zhao like a daughter.
But when her mind recovered, she shyly said, "Little brother, I want to get married. Can you help me find a good husband?"
Pei Huaisong crushed the jade hairpin in his hand, then gently arranged her hair.
"No."
Reader's guide:
1. A story of mutual salvation.
Theme: Accept every part of the person you love
When I first read the introduction, Lu Chengshu's sentence "Brother is dead, so I should marry you" really struck a chord with me. I personally prefer to read this type of article with a slight sense of immorality, so I started reading it after that. I think the author's writing style is very good, the character description is also very good, and the emotional description is very realistic. It is not a routine of two people for a lifetime (I don't mean to say that this routine is bad), but everyone's emotions are very complicated, not all love, not all hate. Even Mrs. Lu will not choose to destroy Yao Yao's innocence in order to harm her, just because "I am also a woman." At first, I thought it was just a simple plot where the elder brother died and the younger brother fell in love with his sister-in-law, but I didn't expect that the complex was really full of twists and turns. It's wonderful. Also, the author has good driving skills [like it]. But when I look at it, I feel sad. Lu Chengshu seems ruthless but is a devoted person (but sometimes what I feel more is Chengshu's hatred for Yao Yao. Could it be because "hate is the extreme of love"?), And Yao Yao seems passionate but the most ruthless, but she is very realistic. She clearly knows what she wants. Yao Yao should be the most realistic heroine I have read so far. At first, I was very jealous of Lu Chengxue and Yao Yao, but Lu Chengxue, it seems that you changed after you became Yan Huaian. Later, you used a wife as a bait. Have you ever regretted it? Are you dazzled by the splendor of Jingzhou, or are you jealous? I don't understand you, but when the words "Lu Chengxue couldn't do anything to hurt A Yao, but now he is Yan Huaian" came out, I was stunned. Lu Chengxue, I suddenly feel that your hobbies are cheap, but your love is so true. Maybe human emotions are complicated. As for Shen Ya, maybe the world is just a huge Kayan game. I personally don't have a good impression of him, so I won't say anything about it. Let's turn back to Yaoyao. I am a loyal fan of romance novels, and even if it doesn't involve some principle issues, I am the female protagonist. However, this book seems to be more controlled by me. I don't know if it's my misunderstanding. I feel that Yao Yao has feelings for the second and third boys, but only for Chengshu... Sigh... There are no grades of love, but there are degrees. From my point of view, Lu Chengxue and Chengshu love each other more than Yao Yao. After all, Yao Yao loves herself most. However, I personally think that Lu Chengxue's love is not worthy of Yao Yao's, and Yao Yao's love is not worthy of Cheng Shu's (don't call me charming [crying]). In the whole novel, I really felt sorry for Chengshu. He was the one who felt the most insecure and worried about gains and losses among the three people. Although Chengshu was the winner in the end, he was the most abusive in the whole novel. "Yao Yao, my bones, skin and flesh are all yours." Really, I really can't do it anymore [crying], the ending is obviously HE, why do I feel more uncomfortable than BE 🤔
It's a mess, with a lot of typos in the article. Why don't you talk about changing children?
I really like the introduction of the subjugated queen.
When is the big new article coming?
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"Lu Chengshu," gives the author a big worm~
Shen Ya is too green tea, and he feels that the heroine doesn't like him. He uses the bitter trick to take advantage of the heroine's soft heart and wants her to stay with him.
The heroine here shouldn't be pregnant and talking to Shen alone, and here she abuses the hero again, why bother?
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I feel like sinking into a cliff is not very pleasant.