A forced-love-and-possession story with two female leads. Daily updates, reliably updated, and you can check the track record. Come on in with confidence!
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[Cool, elegant embroidery beauty vs. the doggiest of dogs, a dark and obsessive minister of state] Completed works: [After Faking Her Death, Her Adoptive Brother Went Mad], [After the Fake Heiress Left With Nothing], [There's Never a Dull Moment at My Cousin's Door]
Ning Yuan knew that her peerlessly beautiful body was a curse in these chaotic times, so she disappeared and hid in the mountains. She thought that if she hid well enough, she could escape the fate of being consumed by the shackles of feudal propriety. Unfortunately, she saved Song Huai, the darkest and most deranged man in Hanshan City, a man who wielded a blade for a living.
Song Huai was a sinister man, the feared minister of state in Hanshan City.
When Ning Yuan saved Song Huai, he had a knife to her throat. She knew you shouldn't save a man you found by the roadside, but with a blade at her neck, she had no choice. She could only hope that saving his life would mean they never met again.
When Song Huai was saved by Ning Yuan, her cool, subtle fragrance filled his nose. He thought: A body like hers belongs locked up in my tent.
He took Ning Yuan away from her little courtyard and kept her trapped in his grasp. He wanted to be the only one in her eyes. Even if those eyes were filled with tears, they had to be crying for him.
After that, red candlelight flickered night after night. His scent clung to her, and her sweet fragrance clung to him.
Both leads are sexually inexperienced. Two female leads.
The male lead is crazy, cruel, and completely unwell, and refuses treatment. If that's not your thing, please click away and pick another dish.
"Hiding the Moon," a forced-love-and-possession story.
Forced love and possession: sunny, sweet girl x dark, obsessive young lord
Everyone said that Dongyue and Brother Zheng were made for each other, and Dongyue thought so too. Brother Zheng was as gentle as jade, and she was full of joy. All that remained was to dress in red and marry him.
Until a sickly "honored guest" named Zhao Yi came to the Zheng family. He was a handsome young man, but his face was always pale, and his gaze was icy.
At first, Dongyue thought he was just a frail young man in need of care. Later, she learned he was a bastard who'd swallow someone whole without spitting out the bones.
The thing Zhao Yi despised most in life was being called "gentle and virtuous." That is, until he met Zheng Yan's fiancee in Yuezhou. The young woman's smile was as brilliant as the golden sun, bright enough to make his eyes ache. It made him want to... claim her for himself.
Even a married woman can be stolen, so what's the big deal about one who hasn't married yet?
In the dim inner room, Zhao Yi gripped her chin, his fingertips brushing her dimples as he spoke in a low, husky voice:
"He can't protect you. Let me take his place, all right?"
From the moment he first saw her, his frail appearance was an act. His scheming was real.
Both leads are sexually inexperienced.
The male lead is dark, obsessive, and cruel.
Coming next: "Has the Author Finally Gotten to Live Off the Heroine?" (food)
As a corporate drone who writes fiction as a side gig, staying calm after transmigrating is a basic survival skill.
Transmigrating into a cannon-fodder character who doesn't make it past Chapter Three? Just par for the course.
The top priority is to cling to my daughter's leg!
I never thought that after more than twenty years, I'd finally get to live off someone else!
I'm so excited! I'm thrilled!
My sweet, sweet daughter, Mommy's here! Let me cling to your golden thigh!
But dreams are rosy, while reality is harsh.
The Crown Prince I wrote was as elegant as an orchid and sat alone in the mountains. Why is this Crown Prince short, with all the extra height going to his weight?
I wrote the heroine as independent, self-loving, and persevering. Who's this cowardly little flower, swaying in the wind?
I'm spitting blood!
Where's my easy life? Where's my sweet, soft meal?
As the sweet heroine's birth mother, Ming Nan wanted to chop off the hand she'd written with, watching her daughter fall in love with the male lead just as she'd written.
My heart aches! I officially object to this relationship!
But her daughter loved him more than the mountains were high and the seas were deep. Not even nine oxen could pull her back. She was determined to rush into the massive embrace of a man who weighed a full five shi.
I'm tired. I'm done. Let it all end!
The heroine said, "Dear Mommy, I think he can still be saved =3= Please, please!"
Ming Nan: ...Fine, let's try to save him again OTZ
Just as the Crown Prince worked hard to lose weight for love, and everyone looked set for a bright future, Ming Nan felt a growing chill down her back...
Was something unclean watching her?
Qiu Heng: loyal guard, anonymous and quietly opposed to this relationship, feels sorry for the Crown Prince's painful weight-loss ordeal, thinks Ming Nan is unforgivable, unclean thing: I'm going to take her out today.
One-on-one romance, both leads are sexually inexperienced.
Theme: Cherish life and stay away from bad dogs.
Is it the nobleman General Xu said is here? God is so happy! Madam Ning is saved. When I saw the person named Song, it was as expected. He was a scholar. He had lived so long without knowing that getting along with others was the most precious thing!? Not to mention that he has become such a high-ranking official, so he should be able to get along with others. No, that's not what he said. Oh my, I can't say it. I saw "A Lot of Troubles at My Cousin's Door" that the author often mentioned in his remarks. It is a story in the same world view. The author's writing style is good and the logic of the article is consistent. I must read it when I have time in the future ❤️
I hope that the person surnamed Song will not be able to [transform] as she wishes, and that Ning Niang will escape from the sea of suffering. Every time I see someone escaping, my hope rises, but the one with the surname Song has upgraded his methods. It's so immoral, so annoying.
Luo Nuo is so calm. He is worthy of being a city lord, but he can't put his own safety in the hands of others. Aren't you afraid of jumping over the wall in a hurry?
When can the heroine see her fellow villagers? It's so painful 🙏
To be honest, in the current popular routine, it is normal for the male protagonist to be counterattacked and never get the modern education of the female protagonist.
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By the way, I remember that when Yuan Niang fell off the cliff, she brought a baggage with her. What kind of household registration was in it? I remember her surname was Lin. Is this an important foreshadowing? Or is it a little easter egg left here in other books?
One more thing, the author is really attentive and did not mess with my brain. It was so comfortable to read (lying down)
Ah, I read the final chapter over and over again, and it really took away some of the frustration I felt from reading the previous article.
What could it be? What could it be?? (Excited)