Young Love in the Wild

[A little white rabbit and ungrateful wretch VS a devoted wife-protecting man who’d give his heart and soul, childhood friend who appears out of nowhere, brazenly stealing her away, SC]

Lu Wanzhi was born and raised in the countryside, a true farm girl. Having lost both her parents, she suffered plenty of bullying.

A boy lived next door. He had hard fists and a wild temperament. His name was Wei Xiao.

Wei Xiao always stood up for her, but he was crude and uncouth. He was always whistling at her and looking at her like she was prey.

She really didn’t like him.

Then one day, the new emperor summoned her to the capital and bestowed on her the title of Lady Guian. The Empress Dowager had a daughter with her former husband, and that daughter was her.

At last, she could get away from Wei Xiao.

She had thought that going to the capital meant a life of luxury. Instead, she had merely become a pawn for others to manipulate, bullied in a different place.

The Empress Dowager needed her to cement a political marriage, so she had to marry a good-for-nothing playboy.

Lu Wanzhi fought back, but she was still cruelly shoved into the fire pit, with no way to escape.

It was the day of her betrothal banquet. Heartbroken and even contemplating death, she suddenly heard someone barge into the feast and flip over a table.

The intruder was a great general who had just returned victorious, with a mighty army at his command.

He was also the boy who had lived next door to her all those years ago.

Lu Wanzhi looked at him and seemed to see the boy from the past. He whistled at her and said, “How are you going to thank me, hmm?”

#He longed for her throughout all his years on the battlefield

#If you’re going to steal a bride, you might as well get it done in one move

#She hated him even more after that night

The next story I plan to write is It’s So Hard to Break You.

Su Xianqing’s life had always gone smoothly.

Her birth family was supportive, her husband’s family caused no trouble, and her husband, Prince Su, was a Daoist who stayed at home. Although he didn’t love her, he respected and honored her.

The couple never consummated their marriage, so naturally they had no children. In the end, they adopted a son to care for them in their old age.

Unexpectedly, they let a wolf into their home.

After her husband died, her “son” turned on her without mercy and ended her life early with a cup of poisoned wine.

Reborn, Su Xianqing returns to the fifth year of her marriage to Prince Su.

If a prince without an heir dies, his fief may be abolished. She could lose her title as princess consort at best, or be buried alive with him at worst.

To hold on to her comfortable life, she still needs a “son,” but this time she has to choose a different one.

Su Xianqing considers one after another, none to her satisfaction. She becomes increasingly convinced that a child of her own would be more reliable.

But she can’t have one by herself.

One night, Su Xianqing dresses herself up to the nines and sneaks into Prince Su’s room, fighting her nausea as she flirts shamelessly.

Then, “Smack!”

A talisman is slapped onto her forehead.

Prince Su’s face is as cold as frost. He forms the Five Thunder Mudra with his fingers and recites, “The stars of the Most High answer without cease. Drive out evil and bind demons, protect life and guard the body…”

#Hah, you foolish fox spirit

#Marriage first, love later | Both are chaste

#An imagined Ming-inspired setting, and the heroine will awaken

Theme: When the road ends at the stream, sit and watch the clouds rise.