(Updates daily at 10 p.m.) Married first, love later, bickering enemies, and a classic case of "the more you resist, the more you want it." My next novel, After Divorcing My White Moonlight, is now open for preorders. If you're interested, feel free to add it to your collection! Novel blurb:
Zhao Xihe comes from an esteemed family, and has always looked down on wastrels born into wealth who never bother to apply themselves.
Yet when the emperor arranged her marriage, he paired her with exactly that sort of man. Not only is he lazy and uneducated, he also has nothing better to do than loaf around and behave scandalously. He is, in fact, the leading man in the capital's biggest scandal.
On their wedding night, she makes him write an essay on statecraft, deliberately humiliates him in front of everyone, and goads him into weeping before the emperor and demanding a divorce.
Unfortunately, it doesn't work... But at least six months isn't so long. After six months, they can part ways and each go on with their lives. She can put up with him until then.
Who could have guessed that all their squabbling would end with them sharing a room, and then a bed...? As she watches him go from a handsome rogue to a bright-eyed charmer, and finally to a truly dashing man, she can't believe her eyes!
Who would have thought that after ten years of hard study and earning some renown for her talent, she would end up falling for an uneducated man like him?
But this uneducated man is undeniably good-looking, doesn't hold grudges, and does what he's told... When trouble comes, he really does step up.
He stands up for her, takes a beating in her place, and faces blades for her. Then he comes home and whines at her, "Xihe, it hurts..."
She may be soft-hearted, but she won't be bullied. Yet in the end, she realizes:
Being learned and well-read isn't the only standard for choosing a husband. It might not even need to be a standard at all.
Blurb two:
Lin Muyuan is delighted to have married Zhao Xihe. But when he cheerfully enters the bridal chamber, he learns that she can't stand him in the least.
He could have accepted that, but every word out of her mouth cuts like a knife, and it takes only a few sentences to make him fly into a rage.
Fine, then. If she wants a divorce, she'll get one. His family is rich and powerful, and women who want to become Princess Jin are as numerous as fish crossing a river. Why should he cling to her?
But she's so foolish and naive, and takes nothing seriously. How can that possibly do? Not even an ant in Prince Jin's manor can be bullied, let alone his princess!
"My princess is of impeccable background. She's never seen such a filthy scene before!"
"My princess is gracious, virtuous, respectful, and courteous. She's the most proper woman in the realm, second only to the empress. How dare he call her arrogant and overbearing!"
"If you dare covet anything that belongs to Xihe... I will make sure you and your parents in Chenzhou die without a place to be buried. And I don't mean just here in the capital."
By the time he's finished standing up for her, he can't look at her without stars in his eyes...
"Standing by your side is my honor."
Proud, aloof heroine x happy puppy hero (happy ending, both virgins)
Blurb for After Divorcing My White Moonlight:
Married first, love later; a long-laid plan
At the Shangsi Festival, while enjoying the spring scenery in the western suburbs outside the city, Xi Yuanjia fell for the man pouring her wine at first sight.
He was cold and indifferent, but she was determined to win him. Over the next three years, she gave him a title, power, and status, got rid of those who bullied him, and helped his family recover its former standing.
But he was like a piece of iron, impossible to warm no matter how long she tried.
Three years had passed. Looking back, it had all been utterly pointless.
She had always known how to let go, so she left him a divorce letter and set off for a political marriage without looking back.
If all men were the same, what difference did it make whom she married?
Besides, as a princess of Great Zhou, she had enjoyed a life of honor and privilege. If she could protect the realm with her life, then she would have no regrets.
But after marrying He Yunsheng, she realized just how miserable her life had been before.
How could life possibly be the same with every man?
Core theme: Cherish the bonds fate brings.
This article will be uploaded to v on 2.21 (Tomorrow), starting from chapter 21. The three-in-one 9k big fat chapter will be updated tomorrow night. It will be updated daily at 10 o'clock after v. Sisters, please support me! I wish everyone a happy new year, peace, safety and health!
Tomorrow is the last chapter of the text [Compare Heart]
Pre-collection of "Reconciliation with Bai Yueguang" and "Hate the Bright Moon Shines on Me Alone". If you are interested, you can collect it first. The copy of "Reconciliation with Bai Yueguang": Marriage first, love later, long-planned During the Shangsi Festival, while enjoying the spring in the western suburbs outside the city, Xi Yuanjia took a fancy to the man who was pouring wine for him. He was cold and indifferent, but she was determined to win. In the past three years, she gave him a status, gave him a position of power, got rid of those who bullied him, and helped his family regain its strength. But he is like a piece of iron that cannot be warmed no matter how hard you cover it. It's been three years. Looking back on these three years, I feel so boring. She could always pick it up and put it down, leaving behind a piece of paper and a divorce letter, and embarked on the road to marriage without looking back. Since all men are like that, whoever you marry is not married to you. What's more, as a princess of the Zhou Dynasty, she enjoyed all the honors in the first half of her life, and she has no regrets when she can devote herself to the country in her lifetime. But she didn't know until she married He Yunsheng that she had lived such a hard life before. Life, how could it be the same for everyone? Copywriting of "Hate the Bright Moon Shines on Me Alone": The Yin family was convicted of a crime and their property was ransacked. A dozen portraits of women were found in the second master Yin's study, all of which were of the same person, Yan Wenyin, the daughter of the head of the Ministry of Household Affairs. Overnight, rumors spread throughout the capital that the two of them were secretly having an affair. From being anonymous to having an affair, no one dared to come to ask for her hand in marriage anymore. She was forced to go away and marry a business woman. For ten years, her natal family severed ties with her, her husband slept in flowers and willows, and her mother-in-law picked her apart. She had neither support nor support, and her life was miserable and miserable. She had hated him for ten years, hated him for choosing her among the thousands of girls in the capital, and hated him for making his secret love known to everyone. But she didn't even know who Young Master Yin was. Ten years later, Yin Xiyao knelt all the way from the government office to her door: "Please, marry me." She stood in the door and looked at him coldly. "Do you regret it?" "Yes." "Then tell me, how can you marry me?" "I want you dead." "No, I didn't crawl through mountains of corpses and seas of blood for ten years just to come to you and die to apologize." (Female not male c)
Finished spreading flowers! It's a really nice article, with great character development!
🧋 (Replying to the question from the big comment: It's too fast, it's the next day all of a sudden 😏)
Wow Kaka has the rhythm of eating meat
Oops, I finally have a little more sugar.
The heroine has the feeling of being a kindhearted person. She will take care of anyone who comes to her, but will not care about her own affairs. You can obviously tell the male protagonist that you will take the exam yourself, while the male protagonist goes to find someone else 😩
Why is this another misunderstanding?
When can I have more days [make me healthy]