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A stubborn heroine who is gentle but not weak × a haughty hero who never says what he means
In the first year of the Jingxi era, Rong Jin personally traveled south under the new emperor's secret orders to conduct an undercover investigation. While staying at an old friend's residence, he met the He family's cousin, a young lady who had risen from an impoverished orphan to a place of prominence.
At the time, he was a powerful regent.
And Jiang Wu was merely an unremarkable-looking shadow, never leaving the side of He Zhaojin, the He family's young master.
Rong Jin detested her: her face, her manners, everything about her.
Everyone knew that Young Master Zhaojin was renowned for his beauty, like a mountain of snow piled from flawless jade, and that he had long since fallen for someone. He and Jiang Wu were utterly unsuited to each other.
But Rong Jin never expected that one day he would be trapped by the calamity named Jiang Wu, consumed by jealousy for her, willing to carve away his own flesh and bones for her, and heartbroken because of her.
The Rong family had monsters in their very blood. Otherwise, how could a grand, illustrious clan have been left with him as its only male heir?
They say you mustn't covet your friend's wife, but Jiang Wu didn't love him. He only had to take her away.
After transmigrating into a book, Jiang Wu only wanted to stay by the side of the second male lead she cared for most. She never expected to be forcibly claimed by a minor character who had been tucked into some obscure corner of the story and barely mentioned...
Then the System, silent for years, finally spoke to her:
[Congratulations, Host. You have unlocked... the... restriction... heroine identity, bzz, ]
At that moment, Jiang Wu had just escaped the tiger's den and fallen into the wolf's lair. Imprisoned in a tiny space and caught between retreat and advance, she heard Rong Jin bite her blood-red earlobe. "Ah Wu, and you still have the mind to get distracted... Did you and him do this, too?"
1. The heroine is not a virgin, but the men are, including the male supporting characters.
2. The hero did not kill the heroine's child or her maid.
3. He does try to force her into a relationship, but it seems he fails ^^
Coming soon: The Emperor's Sister-in-Law
*He takes her by force, then discovers she is his own wife.
A little Buddhist devotee who wants nothing × an icy emperor who becomes a twisted, resentful husband
"Little Master A Yin!" A gentle, composed young man called to her beneath an ancient ginkgo tree. When she answered, he ran to her without hesitation and held her tightly in his cool embrace...
Jiang Fanyin woke from her nightmare to find the room empty and silent. Lost in sorrow, she hugged her knees and wept.
It was the second year since Song Qi had died of illness.
Abbess Miaokong of Jingfa Nunnery often said that she was free of worldly attachments and had been born with few tears. But over these past months, she had cried herself dry.
In a daze, a large hand with distinct knuckles came to rest on her thin shoulder.
"Sister-in-law, don't cry. Would you let me stay with you tonight?"
"Don't touch me."
"If it hadn't been my elder brother who was lost during the turmoil in the Eastern Palace, this throne should have been his. I owe him a great deal, and I want to care for you in his place. He and I are twin brothers... You can think of me as him." Beside the bed, the emperor, usually cold and distant, begged her with abject humility. All he received was a fleeting glance from Jiang Fanyin.
With that one look, Pei Heng felt as if he had fallen into an abyss. He knew all too well that Jiang Fanyin loved only his imperial elder brother, and would never grant him even the slightest affection.
The little devotee who loved all living beings held the sharpest blade in her hand and left him wounded from head to toe. And still, he wanted her.
SC. Pei Heng is Song Qi.
Angsty at first, sweet later. Blurb to be revised.
Side couple: a steadfast secret guard × a gloomy, resentful ghost of a former emperor
Theme: Love yourself before you love someone else
The male protagonist has a little sunshine female partner who has brought him light since he was a child. This makes us blame him and the female protagonist, how can we believe that he really only treats the female protagonist as his sister, and how can he like and fall in love with the female protagonist? It is unconvincing. On the contrary, the male protagonist and female protagonist are the standard pairings in romance novels.
It seems that Jiang Zaiyong and Jinghe have no human dignity at all. They are objects that can be manipulated, vented, and placed at will. She does not need to have any ideas, and no one pays attention to her wishes.
This princess is the heroine, right? I failed.
If this princess is not punished at all in the later period, the readers will be aggrieved [covering face, laughing and crying]. In addition to having a headache, the male protagonist feels that his life is also enjoyable. I hope it can be dealt with in the later stage.
Rong Jin is still the bad-mouthed king who relies on threats to retain people. The road to transformation for the feudal father is long and difficult😵💫
The character Jing He is extremely stupid and is a tool that causes trouble for others. From Jinghe to Rong, there is no need for the subordinates to compromise. Now that they have grasped the lifeblood and the opportunity is rare, the fish is dead and the net is broken.
When was the setting that the female protagonist was important to the male protagonist's illness added? In the past, the most impressive thing was that he went crazy and self-mutilated when he got sick, so I had almost no impression of the female protagonist's role.
This is the article I have been looking forward to for a long time, and I will stick to it no matter what. In today's chapter, it was quite refreshing to see the male protagonist getting sick and dying of pain, and then the female protagonist leaving without looking back. In fact, the male protagonist and Jinghe are really a bit offended here. I hope they can get back together later, or just be together, so that they won't be confused.
Robbery and robbery of the most disgusting and useless good-for-nothing man in the novel
It was indeed unreasonable for Rong to snatch He's fiancée, but it was also unreasonable for He to blame Rong for not saving him in time.