Mingyue had been doted on since childhood, cherished and indulged by everyone. Whatever she wanted was placed right before her eyes. The only exception was Ye Ji, who never spared her a glance.
Angry and frustrated, Mingyue watched him tenderly care for his fiancée and found herself envious. Spoiled and addled by her feelings, she impulsively cursed him:
Anyone struck by the curse would become utterly devoted to the one who cast it.
Just as she had expected, Ye Ji forgot his affection for his fiancée and gave all his tenderness to Mingyue. She too forgot that she had engineered it, innocently believing herself the happiest woman in the world.
Until Ye Ji arrived with his men to confiscate her family’s property. Looking into his blade-cold eyes, she knew the curse had been broken, and that his former tenderness had turned to hatred.
She was consumed with regret and begged him desperately. “I was wrong. I’ll never bother you again. You can kill me if you want, just please spare my family.”
His eyes brimmed with cold cruelty. “You think death is enough? It’s not that easy.”
He divorced her and locked her away in the coldest, most remote courtyard.
She knew he hated her, yet late at night he would break in,
keeping her captive, his gaze dark and bloodshot, refusing to stop until dawn.
She clung to a thread of hope, only for him to mock her mercilessly. “You don’t like being treated like this…” He left the rest unsaid, contempt in his eyes as he looked at her. “I have to give you what you want.”
Mingyue’s heart died. Later, when Ye Ji brought the woman he had once loved back to the residence to care for her, Mingyue thought he would stop keeping her captive.
“Can I… leave now?”
Ye Ji’s expression changed at once. He gripped her cheeks, his voice dark. “Remember this: without my permission, you’re not going anywhere.”
*
Ye Ji loathes Mingyue.
He hates her frivolity, her arrogance, her wanton behavior, and the fact that she dared to curse him and control him like a plaything.
He hates even more that she still thought they could pretend none of it had happened.
The heroine is willful and spoiled early on, and far from perfect.
The fiancée is not entirely innocent.
#OldSchoolAngst #PossessivePursuit #ThePremiseIsTheWarning
Coming Soon 1: A Servant Beneath Her Skirts
Jiang Xue'e had been in love with Second Young Master Li for years.
At last, she got her wish and became engaged to the Li family.
But just then, someone framed her and made her take an aphrodisiac.
In her dazed state, she spent a night entangled with a stranger.
Jiang Xue'e carefully kept the secret, but was horrified to discover that the drug’s effects returned every half month.
The drug’s torment left her in agony. She dared not let Second Young Master Li see any sign of it, and just then the man from that night came looking for her…
Jiang Xue'e saw the admiration in his eyes. Without a doubt, he was her best option.
“You mustn’t tell a soul, or… I’ll make you regret it.” Her cheeks flushed, her breathing ragged, she threatened him into helping her.
And so it went, half a month after half a month. She still couldn’t find an antidote, but fortunately, her wedding day was near, and she wouldn’t have to keep this up.
On the night she ended things with him, the usually taciturn man gripped her waist more fiercely than ever. Sweat dripped onto her face, and his rough voice brushed past her ear. “Break off the engagement.”
*
Pei Yuxiao, heir to the Prince of Zhenbei, had followed his father into battle since he was young and slain countless enemies. Countless young women admired him, yet none dared approach him.
But one reckless woman barged in at the crucial moment when he was recovering from his injuries, then shamelessly took advantage of him. Worse still, after using him, she vanished without a trace.
Pei Yuxiao had never suffered such humiliation. He would turn the earth upside down if that was what it took to find her.
At last, he found her. She was a hundred times more alluring than that night, her eyes brimming with tears, her lovely face flushed.
The anger that had been simmering within him turned into a murky desire.
Coming Soon 2: A Futile Escape
Everyone in the palace said His Majesty loved the Empress more than life itself.
The Empress suffered from a delusion that left her mind clouded during episodes. She had injured His Majesty several times,
but he never grew angry. He only held her gently and patiently soothed her, again and again.
That night, the Empress’s delusion struck once more. She slashed His Majesty with a knife. Heartbroken, he held her struggling form tight and shouted, “Bring the medicine!”
No one saw Qiaoxue, held in his arms, glaring with bloodshot eyes full of hatred. “You want to make me forget again…”
“If you don’t forget, how could you ever agree to stay by my side?” Xiahou Tuo’s voice seemed soaked in bitterness, yet his hand holding the bowl did not tremble in the slightest.
As he brought the medicine to her lips, Qiaoxue’s face was pale as paper. She looked at him pleadingly. “Please, let me go.”
“But didn’t you beg me too… saying all you wanted was to stay by my side?” Xiahou Tuo gazed at her obsessively, his eyes wild with fixation. “Be good. Drink the medicine and you’ll feel better. I’ll help you.”
Theme: Be strong and cherish yourself
I wanted to laugh when I saw the extra episode
The author really didn't feel much about this book until the end. .
The previous plot went astray for so long
When it comes to the extra chapter, the space is already limited, and the sweet mode between the two has not yet started. It is still laying the groundwork to tell the story and whet the appetite.
I'm just convinced. . . .
That's it. [Crying] That's enough. I feel bad for riding a lion. The heroine didn't know about being bewitched in the end. In this book, the second male character ends up guarding the border. In many rape and robbery stories, the male protagonist is alone and guarding the border. [Crying]
The ending is a mess. It was very unpleasant to read this book. The supporting characters were all unsatisfactory. In the end, Yue didn't know about the pheasant bewitching the lion. If I hadn't written about this, well... There was always a feeling that there was still a gap between the two of them, and I felt that I didn't know how to reconcile it. This book is full of candy. I look forward to the next one with more sweet articles [A Dog's Head Holds a Rose]
In this book, the female protagonist is eaten to death by the male protagonist. It's bloody interesting to watch, but chasing his wife in the crematorium is not very suitable.
It's still in place before entering the V, it has that smell
The latter two are very deliberate in the author's writing. It doesn't have the natural smell like before
It's not so good because the male protagonist is having too much fun. When the male protagonist was jealous and crazy, it really made my scalp numb. This kind of bastard has to make him suffer in order to stimulate the charm of the character.
This male protagonist is so mean, I hate him so much that I want to curse him every time I think about it.
No, this guy is so good at flirting. Second-married men are just different.
I was so angry that I hammered the bed in the middle of the night. Qi Chao is really pitiful. The male protagonist is a bitch and the female protagonist is a fool.
The relationship between the male and female protagonists is so beautiful
I wanted to laugh when I saw the extra episode The author really didn't feel much about this book until the end. . The previous plot went astray for so long When it comes to the extra chapter, the space is already limited, and the sweet mode between the two has not yet started. It is still laying the groundwork to tell the story and whet the appetite. I'm just convinced. . . .
That's it. [Crying] That's enough. I feel bad for riding a lion. The heroine didn't know about being bewitched in the end. In this book, the second male character ends up guarding the border. In many rape and robbery stories, the male protagonist is alone and guarding the border. [Crying]
The ending is a mess. It was very unpleasant to read this book. The supporting characters were all unsatisfactory. In the end, Yue didn't know about the pheasant bewitching the lion. If I hadn't written about this, well... There was always a feeling that there was still a gap between the two of them, and I felt that I didn't know how to reconcile it. This book is full of candy. I look forward to the next one with more sweet articles [A Dog's Head Holds a Rose]
In this book, the female protagonist is eaten to death by the male protagonist. It's bloody interesting to watch, but chasing his wife in the crematorium is not very suitable.
It's still in place before entering the V, it has that smell The latter two are very deliberate in the author's writing. It doesn't have the natural smell like before
It's not so good because the male protagonist is having too much fun. When the male protagonist was jealous and crazy, it really made my scalp numb. This kind of bastard has to make him suffer in order to stimulate the charm of the character.
This male protagonist is so mean, I hate him so much that I want to curse him every time I think about it.
No, this guy is so good at flirting. Second-married men are just different.
I was so angry that I hammered the bed in the middle of the night. Qi Chao is really pitiful. The male protagonist is a bitch and the female protagonist is a fool.
The relationship between the male and female protagonists is so beautiful