The Evil Empress

Fifteen years ago, everyone said the daughter of the left chancellor of the Fengyun Dynasty was a freak. She was born with six fingers, and people lamented that though the left chancellor's family had served the throne loyally, Heaven had punished them. It was unfair, so unfair...

From then on, the shy blush of a new bride and the swish of her long train as it trailed along the ground were lost to her, and to him as well...

“What are you wearing?!”

“My lord, this young master has dressed like this since childhood!”

“Yao Siqi!”

“Prince Yu?”

On the battlefield, amid the grim clamor of troops being marshaled, she stood before him in armor, hair tied back, a sword at her side. Seeing his deeply furrowed brow, she smiled faintly and shouted, “Murong Jue, I love you.”

His mouth twitched. He held back his reaction, but the soldiers' astonished, disbelieving looks made his face darken. A faint blush crept across it.

“But I used to...” She smiled so radiantly that it stung his eyes.

“Enough!”

“No matter whether I live or die in this battle... I will leave something for you!” She was confident, brazen.

“What?” He was puzzled and vexed.

“Dominion over the Central Plains!”

Only when she vanished without hesitation into the frozen battlefield did he realize... What he had lost was not just the grace of a young woman, or a wife. He had lost the only person he would ever truly love...

But time only moves forward... When has it ever turned back to look?

Recommended older works by Yi Ya:

The Eldest Princess: A great palace-intrigue story about how a woman survives the dark mire of the imperial palace, rises to the pinnacle of power, and then relinquishes it with serene indifference!

The eldest is the most honored. She was the full elder sister of a great Martial Emperor, blessed with the talent of a ruler who could command the winds and clouds. With her keen eye for talent, she turned the tide in times of crisis.

At four, she was sent to the Cold Palace with her mother and confined to Yongxiang, but she turned things around with the excuse that a child's words should not be taken seriously.

By ten, she was shrewd and perceptive. With an innocent smile, she played the game of power and helped her mother become empress, taking charge of the six inner palaces.

At twelve, she devised clever schemes, watching coolly from the sidelines and occasionally tipping the scales to help a great Martial Emperor ascend the throne and take up the reins of government.

At fourteen, she married in a dazzling ceremony, smiling as she bid farewell to the palace and took her husband's name, though her heart was unwilling.

The cruelty and indifference of the imperial palace made her ruthless, and it was her ruthlessness that built the Han court!

She personally trained an empress, and utterly devastated another woman.

In Weiyang Palace, the wealthy feast. In Changmen Palace, someone weeps as if there is no heaven... Who still remembers the woman banished to Changmen?

She is... Princess Pingyang!

Video album for The Eldest Princess:

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A Wife for Ten Taels, a Concubine Worth a Thousand: A warm story with a little angst, about an ordinary woman's family struggles. What is the story behind her origins? Was her marriage to him the result of imperial scheming, or was it what his heart truly desired?

Three years ago, on their wedding night, with a few dishes and some rice wine, she married him for a bride price of ten taels of silver and gave him her lifelong love...

Two years later, his name was cleared and he rose to the highest ranks overnight, receiving the title of Prince Rui. Yet a month later, he brought home the star courtesan from Fengcai House, paying a thousand taels to redeem her...

Love: who is right and who is wrong? Marriage: what is right, and what is wrong?

The hardest thing to understand was that elusive figure, always near yet far...

And so her heart died, and her love faded...

Not until a cup of poisoned wine was placed before her did Yan Zinuo suddenly awaken to the truth: he wanted more than her position as his legal wife. He wanted her life!

She felt wronged, but helpless, and could only kneel in the ancestral hall and weep bitterly before the old madam's memorial tablet.

“Mother! My heart hurts...”

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Many thanks to Zui Gui Baobao for creating a group for Yi Ya's The Evil Empress: 38924569! Everyone who likes the story is welcome to join and chat. Yi Ya can't keep a secret... Who knows, I might just let slip what happens next... Heh...

Recommendations:

Hua Yurong, The Demon Flame Burns the Heavens: http://read.xxsy.net/info/304267.html

Mu Dongnuan, Teacher, You're So “Wild”: http://read.xxsy.net/info/313166.html