On her first day in ancient times, she looked at the jade-like young man before her and made two decisions:
First, she would never be a wage slave again.
Second, she would sleep with him.
She was twenty-six, and after working late night after night, she suddenly died of exhaustion. She transmigrated into the body of a poor ancient scholar’s child bride. Her young husband was only sixteen and dirt poor, but so handsome it was almost unfair.
He leaned by the window with a book in hand, the single lamp illuminating his exquisite profile. She fell for him at first sight.
For all twenty-six years of her previous life, she had been busy studying, taking exams, and working. The days had simply slipped by, and she had never even been in a relationship.
Having been handed a whole new life, she just wanted to enjoy a proper romance. He would do.
Under the same roof, with only the two of them, the nights felt too long. She didn’t want to sleep alone, so night after night she pushed open the door to the room next door.
The bargain young husband Wen Xiao Niangzi had picked up became the youngest top scholar at the Qionglin Banquet two years later.
By day, he rode through the imperial streets with a flower pinned to his hat, leaving a trail of scented pouches and handkerchiefs behind him. Little did anyone know that beneath the robe of this cool and aloof top scholar, night after night, she drew out a body steeped in sensuality.
His refined, upright demeanor was only a pretense, waiting for her to make him break his vows.
She thought she was seducing an innocent scholar, never realizing she had long since become the moon in his heart.
A few things to know:
Two people under one roof, sharing meals and all four seasons. Pure romance between the two of them, no career ambitions.
The heroine falls first. The hero is innocent at first, but later reveals his sensual side.
There isn’t much plot, just the two of them being sweet and clingy day after day.
Cooking, eating, talking, daydreaming, and showing how two people make a single day feel like a whole lifetime.
A slow-paced slice-of-life romance that unfolds gradually, perfect for reading before bed.
One-on-one romance, both leads have only ever been with each other, happy ending.
A little scene:
Beneath the warm red curtains, he pinned her in front of the bronze mirror, making her look at her flushed eyes in the reflection.
“Didn’t you want to see me cry?”
“Then come teach me how to… devour you completely.”
The entire novel has been carefully revised and rewritten. The official edition and pirated version are practically two different books. The pirated version is only a little over 400,000 words.
Content notes:
It’s a long story with a slow pace and a very low-key feel.
The entire novel is about everyday romantic life. It’s a romance, and the characters are completely lovestruck.
The author is a bit of a rogue and an average writer, with a weakness for describing the male lead’s beauty and bearing. There are more intimate scenes in the later chapters.
Next novel coming soon
"Childhood Sweethearts, Leaning on Their Bamboo Horse": childhood sweethearts are the sweetest treat. The draft is already nice and plump! - ̗̀ ෆ( ˶’ᵕ’˶)ෆ ̖́-
Theme: Optimism, striving forward, and the beauty of everyday life.
It's a tie, both are very good babies, the interaction is very cute, and it's pure love, but when you see the repeated sentence patterns and descriptions, there is a human-machine feeling [laughing and crying] The description is a bit cumbersome
Sincerity is the way home, so well said [purple sugar] [purple sugar] [purple sugar]
I won the top prize, is marriage still far away?
It's even, it's just plain and pretty.
Why, it's so miserable, the woman is so miserable, [vomiting blood]
I was so touched that I didn't even dare to say a complete sentence at that time [rolls eyes]
Overall it's pretty good, but it doesn't reflect the heroine's thoughts from the modern past at all hahahahaha
"Wen Qu'er moved lightly, followed..." It should be the minister's wife, who caught a big bug for the author~
Why do I feel that the male protagonist's lines in this chapter are a bit oily [covering face, laughing and crying]
Can you still see the ones who are locked up? Woooooooooooooo I read a hundred chapters before I waited until [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
It's a tie, both are very good babies, the interaction is very cute, and it's pure love, but when you see the repeated sentence patterns and descriptions, there is a human-machine feeling [laughing and crying] The description is a bit cumbersome
Sincerity is the way home, so well said [purple sugar] [purple sugar] [purple sugar]
I won the top prize, is marriage still far away?
It's even, it's just plain and pretty.
Why, it's so miserable, the woman is so miserable, [vomiting blood]
I was so touched that I didn't even dare to say a complete sentence at that time [rolls eyes]
Overall it's pretty good, but it doesn't reflect the heroine's thoughts from the modern past at all hahahahaha
"Wen Qu'er moved lightly, followed..." It should be the minister's wife, who caught a big bug for the author~
Why do I feel that the male protagonist's lines in this chapter are a bit oily [covering face, laughing and crying]
Can you still see the ones who are locked up? Woooooooooooooo I read a hundred chapters before I waited until [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]