Disguised as a Woman to Marry the Crown Prince (Zhuo Yan)

Censor Xie has a beautiful concubine who gave birth to an even more beautiful daughter. The famous Fourth Miss Xie of the capital has already come of age, and matchmakers have practically worn down the threshold of the Xie residence. Suitors of every rank, from high-ranking noblemen to handsome young talents, have sent proposals, but no match has been settled. The reason is that the Fourth Miss’s mother keeps crying, making a scene, and threatening to hang herself. She would rather die than let her daughter marry. The Crown Prince has reached the age for marriage, and choosing a consort has become one of the imperial court’s top priorities. Noble young ladies of marriageable age bloom like flowers, but none catch the cold and aloof Crown Prince’s eye. At a spring banquet, amid the blossoms, he meets a pair of moving, graceful eyes. One glance is all it takes for him to be unable to forget them. When the Crown Prince asks for her hand, Censor Xie is so delighted he can hardly keep his mouth shut. But everyone in the side courtyard is frowning. Rejecting the match would be defying an imperial decree, while entering the household would be a crime of deceiving the emperor. Either way, they’re doomed. After dragging things out as long as they can, they still end up climbing into the bridal sedan. On their wedding night, the Crown Princess turns out to be a man. The Crown Prince is stunned and furious, but then he catches sight of the other man’s heartbreakingly lovely eyes, and an absurd thought crosses his mind: Maybe being a man isn’t a problem after all. Cross-dressing pursuer × Crown Prince love interest Xie Li × Lin Yi P.S. 1. There is a nominal secondary consort, but there is nothing between them. 2. The pursuer dresses as a woman in public. 3. The pursuer is gentle but not weak, and probably won’t fit most people’s idea of a pursuer. Read with caution. Coming soon: “The Fox” A bewitching-looking but actually pure-hearted nine-tailed fox pursuer × a proper-seeming, worrywart dad-type love interest Su Lingxu wakes up to find the world completely transformed. Skyscrapers of steel and concrete stretch everywhere, the vehicles coming and going look bizarre, and the mortals’ clothes are scandalously indecent. The fox is utterly shocked. What happened? Where are the mountains, rivers, and lakes? Where are the plumes of smoke rising from humble homes? Where are all the fluffy creatures roaming the hills? What happened to his home? But the most terrifying thing is that he’s lost his powers and can’t transform into human form. How is a fox supposed to live like this? Shen Qiyang unexpectedly acquires a nine-tailed fox. He loves fluffy animals and originally plans to keep it as a pet. He never expected it to be an immortal fox capable of transforming into a person. When he isn’t looking, it turns into a stunning beauty, clever and haughty but impossible not to love. His plans for raising a fox go increasingly off track. Modern society is noisy, the air is polluted, and there are countless strange new things. Lingxu is dazzled by it all. His days are spent taming foreign cats and vicious dogs, outsmarting bad people, experiencing new things, trying fun jobs, and, along the way, having a little romance with a mortal. If you ask what his life goal is, it’s no more than eating his fill and waiting to die. The fox’s caretaker: “Baby, if you want to eat your fill and wait to die, you have to be cute. You need to show off that big tail.” The fox: “Big Sister said people nowadays like pets. I’m going to live at someone else’s house, hmph ╯^╰” The caretaker immediately gives in: “…I was wrong. As long as you’re happy, baby.” P.S. A day-to-day fox-raising story, with the love interest doting on the pursuer. Su Lingxu is an ambassador for foxes, so there’s plenty of fox form throughout the story. Theme: Build a lasting marriage together, one day at a time.