The Moon Shines Again [GB]

My next story will be "Meeting My Male Boss in the Breast Clinic", about a scheming office worker x her male boss with breast hyperplasia. This story: "My Childhood Rival in Disguise as a Man Married Off His Younger Sister to Me" (What a long title). A girl-love-boy story, with a 50/50 split between plot and romance. Somewhat serious in tone. A cool, restrained, secretly passionate head magistrate x a spoiled, fiery young heir. Childhood friends turn into enemies. * Ten years after the Lin family was wiped out, Lin Xianyue assumed her twin brother’s identity and became a government hound. No one knew she was a woman in disguise, but then the emperor unexpectedly arranged for her to marry a princess. On their wedding night, she lifted the veil and found that the bride was none other than Xie Zhaoye, the young heir she had never gotten along with. He wore a phoenix crown and a wedding gown, shouting that he was going to kill her. He couldn’t beat her in a fight, so Xie Zhaoye decided to make her sick of him instead. He loosened his belt. “If Lord Lin is so eager to consummate the marriage, why not do it with me?” Lin Xianyue raised an eyebrow and leaned closer. “Your Highness is so considerate. How did you know I like men?” !? Xie Zhaoye’s eyes widened. No, how could this person be so perverted!? He dropped to his knees with a thud. “I was wrong…” * Xie Zhaoye was really going crazy this time. First, she took the blame for him and went to her death in his place. Then, after barely surviving, she started parading around in women’s clothes in front of him. He didn’t believe her earlier joke about being a homosexual. But… After one bowl of drugged medicine after another, Xie Zhaoye began to think he really had fallen in love with his childhood friend, who was like an older brother to him!! At last, he was glad to have turned the tables, but she still pinned him beneath her. “Have you never considered that this is exactly what I like?” * The blurb is a little misleading: this is somewhat serious in tone. That means it isn’t a gag story, not that it’s pure romance. There isn’t much political intrigue either; at most, it’s a very, very, very, very, very small ensemble cast. Girl x boy, both virgins, and no sex before the identity reveal. Content warning: The male lead is a bit dumb (though the author finds him pretty interesting). He’s a rather masculine male lead, stubborn, hot-tempered, and straight. Theme: The cold wind will pass, and flowers will bloom