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Completed novels:
Its companion novel, Snow’s Return, is complete. It features a possessive abductor and a chase-to-win-back-the-wife plot.
My xianxia novel, I’m a Supporting Character in the Celestial Realm, is complete.
Coming soon:
1. Contemporary romance, Reborn: This Time, I Won’t Be a Top Student. She gains two new suitors after being reborn.
2. I Become Empress in a Time of Chaos. A romance that turns from mutual affection into forced love.
Blurb:
After transmigrating, Jiang Yao became the personal maid of a wealthy young lady. Her mistress trusted her deeply, she enjoyed the finest food and clothes, and people outside the household treated her with respect.
Jiang Yao thought her situation was pretty good. She often had to grovel and had no dignity, but the pay was excellent, so it was worth bending her back for.
All she wanted was to save enough for retirement, buy her freedom, and live a carefree life.
But her mistress refused to let her go. Only when Jiang Yao followed her mistress as a dowry maid to her new home at the Duke Dingguo’s residence did she realize that her mistress had always intended for her to become her husband’s concubine, a tool for keeping him under control.
Duke Dingguo Zhao Lin had earned one military honor after another at a young age and wielded power throughout the court. All it took was one lingering look at his wife’s maid for his wife to graciously offer her up.
She was just a maid. Zhao Lin didn’t particularly care whether he took her or not.
But the maid had the nerve to refuse him, defy his orders, and even run away from the residence, as if the Duke’s household meant nothing to her. If that was the case, he’d teach her a lesson.
Who would have thought that after he used a few little tricks, the maid would immediately fall into line?
Zhao Lin sneered disdainfully. “Hmph! Women…”
Zhao Lin gave Jiang Yao a thorough dressing-down because she refused to become his concubine. She knew when to give in and had to submit to save her life. Jiang Yao knelt with her eyes lowered, appearing meek and obedient, while inwardly she sneered, “Hmph! Men!”
Fine, then. Let’s see who gets the better of whom!
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Tips:
1. The male lead really is married, and he isn’t sexually inexperienced. He’s a jerk at the beginning, so don’t read if that bothers you.
2. Unlike my first novel, Snow’s Return, this story explores how women with different personalities respond to being taken by force.
3. The female lead has a low moral baseline. Her inner monologue: As long as I have no morals, you can’t take me by force.
Theme: Oppose authoritarianism and oppression.
Probably not the male protagonist, because if he is the male protagonist, he cannot be the male protagonist.
This has ruined the mistress's good deeds. It would be strange not to be killed. Hey, it is difficult for a kind person to protect himself in this environment. The heroine is really a modern woman educated with universal values.
The heroine, run away quickly, otherwise in the past six months, I am afraid that sooner or later she will be tortured to death or her life will be worse than death.
I feel like I'm being sold by a little beggar
Although Yun Xi's tragic death frightened her. One day, she will become a dead pawn who can give up at any time, but in this era, she is female, has no identity, is young and beautiful, and it is really difficult to run away when the powerful Duke of the country is obviously still greedy. . .
This kind of behavior of using other people's mouth as a lobbyist to let others know whether to advance or retreat is disgusting.
Since you have to be a concubine after all, then you should be the emperor's concubine. If you want to marry, then marry number 1
I feel like you can't be a heroine these days if you don't possess the two beautiful qualities of being a fool and a holy mother!
Did the male protagonist really get drunk and look at someone by mistake? Then he just left the female protagonist in the most unbearable and uncomfortable place and ignored her. He had lost his way as a human being.
Tsk, tsk, tsk, but it does make sense