After learning that he was the fake crown prince in the switch-at-birth scandal, Ji Tan immediately sent people to secretly keep Gu Xizhi firmly under control. He also uncovered a piece of news: the real crown prince, Gu Xizhi, had no interest in women and instead preferred men.
Since he had already missed the best opportunity to get rid of this man, Ji Tan's thoughts took a turn, and he couldn't help imagining gleefully:
If his strict, old-fashioned father learned that the favored minister he valued, his own son who had been lost outside the palace, was fond of men, what a wonderfully varied expression would appear on his face?
So Ji Tan went along with the situation and assigned Gu Xizhi a male spouse. Their wedding would take place in a few days.
However, on the night before the wedding, Ji Tan narrowly discovered that the male spouse dared to harbor ulterior motives. To keep his identity from being exposed and avoid dying without a burial place, Ji Tan had no choice but to disguise himself and take the man's place.
From then on, the high-ranking and powerful crown prince played the part of a considerate wife who cared for Gu Xizhi and his family, while at court he kept pressing Gu Xizhi at every turn, making things difficult for him to vent his anger.
One-on-one, happy ending. Sweet romance, pure-love cat-and-dog couple.
A switch-at-birth scandal / married first, love later / identity exposed / wife outranks husband / an honest man is toyed with, then turns the tables.
■ Pre-release: historical danmei novel, My Husband Dropped His Act After We Married. Please add it to your collection =w=
■ Blurb ↓↓↓
At first, Min Fenghe decided to marry Xie Weiheng because of his prominent power and influence.
With this marriage tie, his wicked stepmother would no longer be able to stop him from taking the imperial examinations. The servants who judged people by their status would no longer dare bully or insult him, and he would also be able to take better care of his frail younger sister, who had depended on him since childhood.
Later, through their repeated encounters and time together, whenever others maliciously belittled him, Xie Weiheng protected him and took care of everything for him. He also brushed aside all opposition and patiently guided him, step by step, onto the road to success.
Min Fenghe couldn't stop himself from truly falling for him, and began looking forward to their wedding with all his heart.
He imagined that perhaps they really could break free of society's shackles and become a devoted couple.
Yet all those fantasies turned into bubbles after Xie Weiheng grew increasingly cold and calculating toward him after their wedding.
When he learned that Xie Weiheng had married a lowborn male spouse like him only to dispel the suspicions of those in power and buy enough time to eliminate his political rivals, Min Fenghe's heart broke.
After spending a month trying to win him back and suffering through several breakdowns and heartaches to no avail, Min Fenghe resolutely chose to divorce him.
But Xie Weiheng refused to agree. He declared that they would each get what they wanted until their aims were achieved, and even threatened Min Fenghe with the younger sister he cared about most.
Min Fenghe shut his eyes in pain. His heart turned completely cold, and he was forced to give in.
But from that moment on, he would never love him again or give him even the slightest bit of sincere affection.
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Xie Weiheng breathed a sigh of relief. He had finally persuaded his wife to cooperate with him. He had thought he would feel relieved, but his heart felt empty, as if he had lost a precious treasure. The ache was unbearable.
He thought they only needed to get along as harmoniously as before. He never expected the familiar sight of his beloved reading by his side to disappear, or the gentle, understanding confidant he had grown used to, or even the traces of their married life that had been everywhere, all gradually fading away.
His mind kept filling with images of his wife laughing and chatting happily with someone else. The usually calm and calculating man lost his composure completely and could no longer sit still.
Late at night, he lost control and barged into the room of the woman who was his wife in name and in fact. He lifted her into his arms, tossed her onto the bed, and stared into her eyes, still as calm and undisturbed as ever, demanding:
“What will it take for you to become the way you used to be?!”
Married first, love later / older, guiding lover / the powerful one falls hard / age gap / a groveling husband seeks his wife back / the aloof beauty from an old flame finally sees the light and gets his comeuppance
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Theme: Never give up lightly
I tied it in one night, it looks great hahahahaha, it would be great if I could write the original outline of true forced love, I like it, the flavor will be very touching!
Are there no more extras? O. O
Actually, I think the original name is better than the later one [covering face, laughing and crying]
Congratulations on the completion ~ Xiaoli will enter a new life from now on [][][]Gu999999999∞
Have a healthy Dragon Boat Festival, and the young couple are also very happy 🤗
OK, OK, happy Dragon Boat Festival!! I saw an updated chapter during the holidays, I was so happy 😚😚😚
Okay, I also wish you a happy Dragon Boat Festival
(Originally I wrote it for ratings, but the word count is too long and I can't put it in the ratings, so I'll just put it in the comments on the last chapter of the text) There is a big discrepancy between the content and the copy 😂 I thought Shou was the not-so-smart type when I read the copy, but it turns out he is a smart and proud little cat. Gong is also more of a loyal dog. The two are classic cat and dog CPs. I almost missed it because of the copywriting, because in the copywriting Shou looked really unlucky, frustrated, and bushi. But in fact, the main character in the text is not passive, but the one in control of the situation, which is very comforting. Starting from the beginning, after reading ten chapters, my first reaction was that this article only has so few favorites!? The plot progression in the early stage is not sloppy, the emotions are mobilized well, and the reading experience is very good. The best part is the long psychological activities of attacking and receiving, which are explained very clearly and are easy to accept. Moreover, it carefully depicts Shou's mood in this difficult situation, and also clearly writes the reasons why Shou is sometimes happy and sometimes depressed. Both of them are very alive and can feel their emotions flowing. Then after entering Chapter 10 or so, I felt a little tired. Because that section was all about the relationship between "Linlang" and Gong, there was relatively little insertion of the prince's identity, which somewhat lost the tension in the early stage. But fortunately, the plot of getting along as the prince was soon brought up again, and it was on the right track, which was much sweeter. From then on until the long plot of being betrayed, being thrown into jail and then being rescued, the rhythm is good (I just don't like the scary spoiler-style writing of "he didn't expect that xxx would become his trouble later", which appears many times in the article, such as 13 actors, but this is a matter of personal reading preference, so I won't list it). The little couple has always been sticky and sweet. Every time I see them hugging each other and kissing each other, it's like watching two furry little animals. They are very endearing and cute 🐰. At the same time, the shape of Shou is also very good. It gives people the impression that they are the kind of "people" who are full of joy, anger, greed, anger and ignorance. They have unpredictable tempers but are very cute. What I particularly like is that some readers will defend the protagonist's grievances, and all the supporting characters will say it out, which makes people feel very comfortable, and it is completely done by words. For example, Xiao Yinzi's "There is no more planning now, and the person is Tan Hualang's" - because he will indeed be dissatisfied with Shou losing everything and Gong gaining everything (although he understands that this is not Gong's fault), and needs an outlet to vent his emotions. At this time, Xiao Yinzi played such a role very well, which made people laugh about it. Then comes the bad part. When Shou was imprisoned and then rescued, I actually felt pretty good about it. Especially the clear and clear sentence "I hate you" in the plot makes people feel that the emotion is very strong and almost overwhelming. I like it very much. But starting from the "forced marriage and robbery" plot, the emotions and the rhythm of the plot are very fragmented and strange. The conflicts in the emotional line have almost been resolved in the front, so it seems that the rest can only revolve around the bed issue (I don't mean to say this bad, it's just that it drags on for too long, and is too repetitive, even giving people the feeling of chanting repeatedly). The plot line, too, revolves around being asked to contact forces privately and not allowed to attack. This thing has been chanted over and over again until the last chapter of the main text. It is still talking about this matter over and over again, which makes people confused! Obviously this shouldn't be a big deal according to the intensity of their feelings, so it gives people the feeling that they have run out of things to write. Moreover, the problem of repeated chanting also appeared in the early stage, but the content of the repeated chanting in the early stage was acceptable (such as "Ah, if we were not like this" by Shou) (there were also repeated chants by Gong, and more), but at that time because this kind of chanting was to deepen the emotional line, I didn't pay much attention to it. As a result, it became more serious in the later stage. Also, I really feel a little inexplicable about my later feelings. Because the two of them got together after overcoming identity and other difficulties, they felt that they were already emotionally complete. Later, the plot of seduction and robbery was suddenly inserted, and the plot of Shou deliberately pretending to be pitiful made Gong even more determined. It felt like the relationship between the two had regressed to the early stage. It's not that someone with this kind of personality can't do such funny things, but with their current relationship, it would seem weird to do this again. The early emotional development was as active and smooth as water flow, but here it became a little stagnant and difficult to understand. There was also the matter of Shou secretly communicating with Gong in private. Shou knew early on that Gong was completely devoted to him. After losing his identity, he should be able to be more convinced of this. In the current situation where the attack is "hit wherever you are pointed out", if you continue to do this, you will always feel uncomfortable. However, there were patches later, and finally a psychological activity that was rarely seen in the later period was added to explain the reason why Shou did this, but it was still very subtle. This can be confirmed by the fact that Gong was not very angry when he learned about this. Also, the two plots of robbery and private contact with the old team always gave me the feeling of "this is the plot in the original outline. Although the outline was distorted, the relationship between the two became better in advance, but it had to be written, so I wrote it in a different way and for a different reason" (although this is not necessarily true, it is just my personal opinion). And it's inevitable that I'm a little disappointed, because the most attractive thing about this article at the beginning is the smooth flow of emotions and the smooth feeling of being connected. The back part is like watching a sliced ppt of two people. So I deducted one star from five stars, alas. But there is another place I like! It's sandalwood. I originally thought that sandalwood was just a small object for flirting, so I felt really nervous when I appeared in the East Palace. The description reminds people of the feeling of "turning into mud and grinding into dust, only the fragrance remains the same" (although this sentence does not mean this XD), but it can also make people imagine the lonely feeling of sandalwood scattered on the ground, grinding together with the dust on the floor tiles, and finally sinking into the cracks and being swept away by the wind. It is also very touching that the fish that I used to smash and play with now have their stomachs turned inside out. These two anchors in life are not deliberate, they are recycled very wonderfully, I like them. So overall it's worth reading. I kept making my aunt laugh in the early stages, and I'm looking forward to the author's next book! It looks interesting too.
Mamma Mia, it's not easy, our little Gu finally fell in love ❤️ [let me be healthy]
The little raccoon is really hard to catch. I haven't caught up yet hhhhhh