"The Noble House Maid", ongoing: The wild, audacious life of a beautiful young woman who refuses to be anyone’s plaything and has nothing to lose. A mad enchantress x a gentle gentleman / an obsessive emperor
Blurb [A forthright, open-minded, unconventional daughter of a military family x a sinister, possessive, proud, pure-hearted crown prince]
Her father commands the imperial guards, her eldest brother is a terror in Liaodong, and her second brother is renowned throughout Chang'an. Zheng Heyi naively believes that even if she and the crown prince have no affection for each other, she can still thrive after marrying into the Eastern Palace.
She and Li Jiang agree to put on an act and stay out of each other’s way. But on their wedding night, they both break their promises and turn the pretense into reality.
Having just experienced intimacy for the first time, Li Jiang is left wanting more. He reveals a rare gentleness and docility, making Zheng Heyi temporarily overlook his inability to understand human feelings.
She, too, once lowered herself to feign affection and flirt recklessly, thinking she could keep him under control with the pleasures of the bedchamber.
When she finally wakes from her dream, she understands that those in power know neither love nor respect. All they want is submission. She refuses to play along and grows increasingly cold toward him.
Li Jiang has enjoyed a smooth life, getting everything he wants. His deepest wound is that, after his father ascended the throne, his uncle, Prince Jiang, who had been as close to him as a brother, left without a word and went to his fief.
To him, it was betrayal, abandonment, and defiance.
He thought he could never know greater pain or humiliation, until he heard rumors that the Crown Princess was having an affair with his uncle.
Even if he had cast her aside, no one else was allowed to touch her, especially not the one he had joined with in body and soul, the beloved he had resolved to spend the rest of his life with.
He completely lost his reason. Even if it meant pitting himself against an impossible foe and bringing ruin upon them both, he would fight with all he had.
While the emperor was seriously ill, he hastily arranged the Crown Prince’s wedding. Prince Jiang returned to the capital by imperial decree to offer his congratulations, but arrived too late and missed the ceremony.
As he attended the emperor at his bedside, the newlyweds came to pay their respects. That was the first time he met the Crown Princess, Zheng Heyi.
From then on, she pursued him with tireless enthusiasm, drawing him in and teasing him without fear of gossip or the rules of propriety.
All he could do was turn a blind eye and keep to the proper path, resisting temptation that way.
[A Short Scene]
At the Mid-Autumn Palace Banquet, Prince Jiang slipped away and sought some peace behind a secluded rock in the hills.
Before long, the pregnant Crown Princess entered the garden too. She began undressing, leaving Prince Jiang red-faced with embarrassment.
Just as he was desperately thinking of a way to escape, he saw the Crown Princess pull a cushion from under her robe and sit down to gaze at the moon with a sigh.
Prince Jiang stared in astonishment, and the short flute in his hand fell to the ground.
The Crown Prince, who had followed them out, saw everything: Prince Jiang speaking gently to her, wiping away her tears, and tying her sash...
[Marriage first, love later|Love and hate|Amnesia melodrama|One-on-one romance in stages|Rivalry among men]
◎ The main story follows the heroine’s life. The male leads are temporary partners at different stages, and almost everyone is unhinged. Read at your own risk.
◎ An alternate Tang Dynasty, with a touch of ensemble cast storytelling and a big pot of melodrama: uncle and nephew vie for power, and the younger brother succeeds the elder.
◎ Both leads are sexually inexperienced. The other women are inexperienced, but the men are not. The Crown Prince is the male lead because he gets the most page time, since the novel is called "The Eastern Palace’s Ill-Fated Couple".
Theme: Love and hate without ambiguity; live as though each day could be your last.
Prequel to Spring in the Capital
The Last Days of Spring
Marrying Off My Younger Sister
Pure Capital Gentleman
Visions in the Mirror (Tentative Title)
A Face Like a Peach Blossom (Story Collection)
Meeting My Beloved
My Phoenix Husband
[Dream of the Red Chamber] Daiyu Wants to Be an Older Sister Too
Looking Up at the Rose [Older Sister's Younger Brother Romance]
An Pingxi (Reborn)
Last Night, Red Candles Burned in the Bridal Chamber
OMG Reading the copywriting is so delicious to me. Imperial uncle and niece What a gorgeous and beautiful forbidden love The result is that the more you go to the back, the worse it gets. The eldest brother is dead, the second brother is dead, the prince is dead, the king of river is dead, the heroine is dead, the male supporting actor is dead too. What a complete tragedy No harm can be done to the male and female protagonists Even if they are all dead, it can be regarded as another kind of perfection [covering face, laughing and crying] Speaking of which, every male and female protagonist in the article are super addictive! The sex between the eldest brother, the second brother and the heroine makes me want to die. I really support the gu imperial examination! The forbidden love between King Jiang and the heroine is also super delicious We obviously love each other, but we hold back until we can't bear it anymore and then express our feelings. I can't imagine how much better it would be if the author wrote more and more details about the ambiguity between the two! The love between the domineering little prince and the heroine is also wonderful! The confrontational couple who love and kill each other! I really love watching this couple bicker and fight! (However, the prince's behavior of hitting the heroine on the head and injuring her is really disgusting 💔) And Li Xu, who secretly cares about his sister-in-law, is also very infatuated with the heroine. The heroine's loyal dog is a puppy. If the little princess the heroine gave birth to was not replaced by Xue Chengbi, maybe the heroine would not have died so early 😩 Speaking of the little bitch Xue Chengbi, the author was still too kind to her 💔. The daughter born in an affair became a princess and was doted on like a jewel. As a result, the heroine's daughter suffered so much and she deserved to be killed by the heroine's daughter later. It was retribution. The son born from an affair eventually became the emperor, and she also became the queen mother. Although she did not enjoy the sweetness of love, she did not suffer the hardships of life [eh~] Now that she has a powerful position, who can not say that life is good 😩 Damn, the female protagonist really can't bear to see such a good ending for the female protagonist who treats the female protagonist badly 😩
I feel that the author's writing style is very good, and the plot is also very good, which makes people want to read it in one sitting. However, sometimes the writing is too difficult to understand, and the reading is confusing.
I've finished watching it. The extra plot is really interesting. I give it 100 points. It doesn't matter who A-Nai's biological father is. What matters is that Heyi's child accompanied her through the last period of time. She was so satisfied. Wuwuwu. It's a pity that He Yi and A Xu's true love didn't have a chance to unfold during their adversity. The full regret dissipated with their deaths. Let Xue Chengbi be considered the winner in the first half of her life. May she be lonely in the second half of her life!
These two mother and son are also plotting against each other.
Okay, you and your brother both tremble
I haven't seen such a beautiful article in a long time. I look forward to new articles 💪
Bad things. Do you still have less bad intentions?
The writing is good, the jokes are so delicious, I eat them 😣
These two are really substitutes for each other
It's so bitter. Obviously the heroine was injured by the hero.