Please add my upcoming arranged-marriage-to-love novel, Only Two Hearts as One, to your reading list.
My similar novel, Marrying a New Favorite, is complete.
Sang Yu is the beloved daughter of the Minister of Justice. Nearly twenty, she still hasn't married, and everyone says her standards are too high. She let a well-matched, dashing childhood friend slip away, only to end up married off by the emperor to Pei Yuan, a man with crippled legs whom anyone can bully.
What they don't know is that Sang Yu has loved this cripple for more than ten years.
After they marry, she puts the household servants in order for him, only to be accused of disrupting the peace of the household.
She risks her life to treat him, but when he opens his eyes, he wrongfully accuses her.
She kills to avenge him, only to be used in return: “How about trading your daughter's life for a waist token?” She thought she could make him love her eventually.
“I've never loved you. I only pitied you before... So let's divorce.”
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Pei Yuan has spent more than ten years lying low, waiting for the chance to take revenge. The weight of his parents' murder presses down on him until he can barely breathe. He walks a knife's edge every day, never expecting her to become the one variable, the only reason he wants to stay alive.
His kind wife worries about his health and feels for all he's suffered. When he fakes his death, she weeps aloud without a thought for her dignity...
He corrects his mistakes in time, but their happy days last only two months before she changes her heart.
He refuses to let go, but a great fire finally puts an end to his hopes and separates them forever.
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When devastating floods break out, he goes to provide relief and meets someone whose figure is just like hers.
He gathers his courage and asks, only to hear the reply: “Your Highness, my wife is timid, so allow me to answer on her behalf...”
Content warnings: 1. Old-fashioned arranged marriage that turns to love. No abuse of the female lead. (One-on-one romance, both leads' first relationship, happy ending.)
2. The heroine fakes her death and leaves later in the story. The hero pursues his wife.
3. Domestic life, not a story about an exceptionally powerful heroine.
Please add my new novel, Marrying a New Favorite, to your reading list.
In the capital, where beauties compete for attention, everyone thinks that with Chu Yuan's looks and talent, she would have been forgotten by the world if she hadn't been the daughter of the Grand Secretary.
Her betrothal to Ji Jinghe, a rising star in court, was the result of her father's threats and inducements. The noblewomen envy her, resent her, and fear her.
No matter what people say, she lives quietly like a flower bud in a secluded corner, holding fast to her principles. She makes herself small before Ji Jinghe, hoping only that he'll spare her a glance.
He has a weak stomach, so she washes her hands and cooks for him, only for him to toss the food to the dogs.
He loves orchids, so she tends potted plants day after day, only for him to give them to someone else.
When her father is murdered, he watches coldly from the sidelines. Just as she reaches her lowest point, she hears that he has fallen for someone else.
With her support gone and herself cast into the dust, she kneels at her father's grave and burns the divorce papers she wrote among the spirit money...
She will protect her younger brother and avenge her father. Even if everyone despises her, she will be the wife of this rising star.
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Ji Jinghe joins forces with her father in secret to uncover the truth behind his teacher's murder.
He has no interest in romance. In his eyes, Chu Yuan is plain, untalented, and utterly dull. He marries her only because he owes her father a favor.
The investigation begins to make progress, but her father is murdered too, dying under a cloud of slander. Bound by his promise, Ji Jinghe hastily marries Chu Yuan.
Only through their married life does he gradually come to know his wife.
Her calligraphy is excellent, and she speaks with effortless eloquence. She's nothing like the shallow woman he imagined.
She's kind to others, nothing like the arrogant and rude woman people described.
She's actually beautiful, too. She simply doesn't know how to dress well...
She's wonderful in every way, but somehow she doesn't love him.
Content warnings: One-on-one romance, not a power fantasy about an exceptionally strong heroine. Bittersweet, sweet, and angsty.
Theme: Look back on my past, and gaze with me toward spring. Know my darkness, and grant me a spring morning.
Bearing the brunt refers to being the first to be harmed [caigou]
In fact, the story structure and writing style are good, but the male protagonist's feelings are not so profound, and the length of the male protagonist's falling in love is too short. The heroine is too soft-hearted, so the crematorium is not busy enough. But being able to persist in writing a book is already amazing.
"Li Yurou, the youngest daughter of King Yan, Tong Li..." This is a big bug for the author~ Same
"Pei Yuanyuan" gave the author a big bug~ There are many mistakes here. It is written as Pei Yuan.
"The Caught Sang Junjun" gave the author a big worm~
?? Inexplicable
Twenty chapters a day or one chapter an hour, which one do you choose?????
Really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, not enough.
Can there be more updates? I simply can't read enough?
The writing is good, but the plot is a bit confusing and unclear.