Don't Bully the Kindhearted Her

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As a farmer's daughter who lost both her parents early, Xue Hantao married Cui Bochong, the Duke of Dingguo's heir, a man considered peerlessly handsome by all.

The only reason was that Xue Hantao's cousin had become an imperial consort and given birth to the emperor's only son.

Everyone said Xue Hantao had struck it lucky, and she thought so too.

She was low-born, skinny, neither beautiful nor imposing. How could anyone possibly like her?

So she was always proper and careful, afraid of earning Young Master Cui's disdain.

But after they married, Xue Hantao was terribly confused. She was already so meek and obedient, so why wouldn't Young Master Cui leave her alone?

Even after he died, he still wouldn't let go of her!

At sixteen, Cui Bochong was an astonishingly gifted top scorer in the imperial examinations.

At twenty, he became famous in a single battle, defending the land as Young Master Cui.

At twenty-three, Cui Bochong was close to death.

Before he died, he gained a little wife.

She was wild grass on a mountainside, a mountain fire in winter, and a cool breeze in summer.

Cui Bochong no longer wanted to die. He wanted to keep her in his hands at all times.

A sweet romance, marriage before love, both leads are virgins.

A dutiful heroine who is always insecure and feels unloved VS a hero whose possessiveness keeps growing

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Coming soon: The Disliked Her, featuring a gloomy little mushroom of a heroine and a hero who's not what he seems

Synopsis:

Of the four Su siblings, Su Qi was the least loved.

She was gaudy in appearance and coarse in manner. Her family saw her as a disgrace, and she had a terrible reputation outside the home. Everyone despised her.

But it didn't matter. She liked herself.

When she came of age, she decided to find herself a husband and marry out of her suffocating home. After considering one candidate after another, she chose Jiang Erlang, who had once spoken up in her defense. She used every shameless trick she could think of, convinced that she and Jiang Erlang were in love with each other.

But little did she know that the man she'd pursued wasn't Jiang Erlang, and that he had known who she really was from the start.

Su Qi became a laughingstock. Everyone mocked her.

So what? She cried all night, then found someone else the next day.

Then the original "Jiang Erlang" went mad. He blocked Su Qi's way forward, cut off her way back, and forced her world to contain only him.

In everyone's eyes, Yan Wei was the most flawless young gentleman from a noble family.

He was born to privilege, handsome as a piece of jade, and exceptionally virtuous and brilliant. Everyone praised him.

No one knew it was all a facade.

Nor did anyone know how much he enjoyed it when the supposedly shallow and stupid Second Miss Su clumsily tried to seduce him.

A sweet romance, a little groveling from the hero, both leads are virgins.

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