[My next book will be Chu Chu, a story of forced possession]
In her previous life, Song Yan was an inheritor of Suzhou embroidery, but she went blind.
Who could have guessed that a car accident would send her into the body of a maid who had failed in her attempt to seduce someone? Accused of scorching the qilin insignia robe of Marquis Dingbei, Wei Chen, she is only waiting to be reported and sold off.
Song Yan tries every possible way and finally earns an audience with the man.
But she never imagined that the chance she begged for wouldn't mean a chance to live, but would instead awaken his murderous intent toward her.
"You altered the style and pattern of an official robe, defying the regulations laid down by our ancestors. This is an act of treason, and your crime deserves death. Do you plead guilty?"
Though she is in the marquis's residence, Song Yan has always hoped for a chance to earn merit and be granted permission to leave.
That chance finally comes, but it falls into Wei Chen's hands. With a flick of his fingers, he is ready to snuff it out.
Song Yan shows a humility and submissiveness she'd never displayed in either of her lives. Kneeling amid the snow and ice in the garden, she begs him to grant her request, only to face a humiliation that will remain etched in her memory.
The man stands high above her, his voice like cold jade steeped in gold, yet his questions are edged with frost:
"The laws of this dynasty state that slaves and maids are no different from property, and their masters may dispose of them as they wish. Do you know what that means?"
"Now that you've entered the lowly register, you must be humble and obedient. Whatever your master commands, you must obey. What right do you have to say no?"
From then on, Song Yan fully recognizes the cruelty buried in the man's nature.
She avoids him from that moment on and becomes ever more determined to buy her freedom, struggling free one link at a time from the chains of being born into servitude.
Just when Song Yan is one step away from success, the man crushes her hopes to pieces.
Beneath the candlelight, her cloud of black hair spills to her slender waist. She clutches a pair of silver scissors in her hand.
"This servant is willing to cut off these three thousand strands of trouble and devote herself to serving the Buddha, praying for the marquis's household day and night. I only beg Your Lordship to show mercy and release me."
Wei Chen advances step by step, his shadowy silhouette completely covering her as she kneels on the ground.
"If I refuse, who would dare to save you?"
The first time Wei Chen saw Song Yan, he remembered her at once.
When he learned that she was the pawn sent to his side, Wei Chen suppressed his faint interest in her, along with his disdain.
What could a mere maid possibly do under his very nose?
Who could have guessed that this utterly unremarkable woman would make him fall deeper and deeper, until he was trapped beyond saving?
He knows she is poison, yet he willingly drinks it down.
But when he finally reveals his feelings, she rejects him again and again, keeping him at arm's length while plotting to marry someone else.
Wei Chen sneers.
How could anyone else dare lay a finger on someone he has set his sights on?
[Reading Guide]
1. A story of forced possession, but slow burn, slow burn, slow burn.
2. The male lead is a dog. A plain dog at first, then a mad dog later.
3. About the heroine: She isn't an all-knowing, brilliant heroine. She's just an ordinary person trying to live her life. The main plot follows her growth.
4. Update time: every day at 12:30 a.m. (No updates on Wednesdays.)
5. The setting is fictional, with a mishmash of different dynasties. All names and places in the story are unrelated to real life. Please don't fact-check them.
6. Any specialist knowledge in the story is only there to serve the plot. Please don't believe or imitate it without question.
7. The leads are not related by blood. Both have only ever been with each other.
8. The ending is open. The heroine focuses on her career, while the male lead waits for her to change her mind. They have a daughter.
[This blurb was screenshotted on September 19, 2025]
[Next book] Chu Chu
Since she was little, Chu Chu's mother taught her: Do good deeds, and don't worry about what comes next.
Chu Chu is obedient and does one good deed every day.
Years later, when Chu Chu is forced to marry the handsome man she once rescued, she finally remembers another thing her mother taught her:
Never pick up a man from the side of the road.
~~If you like it, please add it to your library. Thank you for your support, dears!~~
Theme: Be self-reliant and strong, even in adversity.
It's a bit... The ending is inexplicable 🐶
After reading the full text, in fact, the author did write a book that would not be as bad as the predatory male protagonists on the market. There is no domestically violent female protagonist or cruelty to the female protagonist's friends. This is really good! I read the copy and said that the male protagonist is a bitch. Maybe it's because I've read too many stories about forced marriage and robbery recently. I think the male protagonist is okay, not bad. He actually loves the heroine quite a lot, but he doesn't know how to love, he only knows how to force her to stay, which is really suffocating. Then I feel that the text is too late, and it's a little rushed? Because the text said that the heroine is engaged in career, I thought it was because the hero woke up and slowly learned to respect and understand the heroine. He stayed with the heroine all the time, waiting for her to accept his love. During this period, the heroine returned to being the bright and shining woman and focused on her Suzhou embroidery career. But after reading the full text, it seems that not? I only know that the female protagonist planned to kill the male protagonist, and the male protagonist actually saw the female protagonist's thoughts. I felt that the main text was finished in a hurry, but overall it was okay.
It's okay, author, just keep writing about rape. I was abused for a long time and my heart is so painful that the heroine is not really free. The ideal ending should be for her to return to modern times and continue to do what she likes, leaving the hero alone to love to death. I really regret reading this book. I thought the abuse of the hero was true. It turns out that it was just your lie. Don't try to sell others like sheep. I haven't commented in several years. This is really unbearable. The heroine really doesn't look like a human anymore. She was forced to be tamed into a bird. Why don't you want to give her a good ending? Oh, this male protagonist is really disgusting. The second male lead is not that good, to be honest. Stop using the female protagonist to abuse the body and the male protagonist to abuse the heart. I really don't see it. I only see a poor woman who has been crushed by the powerful. She is so unyielding. A warm-hearted and kind-hearted person is eaten alive. Eaten by the author. Eaten by the male protagonist. Eaten by this feudal system. The article you wrote is good. I like your writing style, so I almost didn't jump to read the ending. But it really makes me uncomfortable that you deceive readers into killing me. I also spent money. I only tell my own opinion. It's my first time to leave a long comment. I hope the author can read it.
I didn't watch the previous part about torturing the heroine, but the extras were okay. Without he, it would be the best he. The author is right, oe is the best choice, otherwise people like the male protagonist will only make this article end. If he is forced to do so, then the female protagonist will not be the heroine. [Crack][crack]
In the next chapter, the hero shot an arrow through the prefect. How did he get injured? Has the heroine regained her sight?
A bit of a stream of consciousness(?) With this chapter...
The male protagonist donates his cornea to the female protagonist so that she can see again.
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My sister, the author, I've been reading this for so long and this is the first time I've left a message. He and she don't have to be so cautious. It's normal to use the 😂 way to address a third party whose gender is unknown. I know you have concerns, but really... Just have fun writing.
Can't you be? I've abused the heroine for most of the book. They just have different opinions and don't work together. It sounds nice. I really don't know if there is any room in the crematorium. Does anyone love the heroine?