[One-on-one romance: a ridiculously powerful female lead × a dark, obsessive male lead]
On the day the entire Qin family was sentenced to death, Qin Lingjiu, the Crown Prince's consort and the Qin family's legitimate daughter, killed herself in front of the Crown Prince.
But after all the old grudges and tangled feelings had settled, Qin Lingjiu was reborn as Xue Jiu, and new troubles soon followed.
Faced with mortal danger, Xue Jiu had no choice but to pull herself together.
What she never expected was
that she would now be in excellent health, immensely strong, and able to knock even General Wei De flat with one hand!
Well, the current Xue Jiu was no longer the refined and dignified eldest daughter of the Qin family. Back in Chang'an, she punched spoiled young masters and kicked noblewomen. Anyone who picked a fight with her got a lesson in martial virtue!
But…
Could someone tell Xue Jiu why that frail-looking assistant director of the Imperial College could easily catch her punch?
*
At Princess Rong'an's plum-blossom appreciation banquet,
a crowd of noblewomen waited to see Xue Jiu make a fool of herself. After all, she was a country bumpkin who had been raised in the wilds for fifteen years and was entering Chang'an for the first time.
To everyone's surprise, the moment Xue Jiu appeared, she shone like jade in the blazing sun, impossible to look away from.
“She's beautiful. I suppose I could make room for her in my household,” the spoiled young masters remarked.
Lin Hanzhang, then assistant director of the Imperial College, silently rose and offered a plum blossom to the ostracized Xue Jiu.
The crowd erupted in astonishment.
Soon, everyone discovered that Xue Jiu was not merely beautiful on the outside, but accomplished within as well. She was graceful and skilled in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, no less impressive than Princess Rong'an herself.
Later…
A saying spread through Chang'an:
“Better offend the Crown Prince of the Eastern Palace than set foot on the street outside the Xue family home.”
After all, offending the Crown Prince might get you punished, but offend Xue Jiu of the Xue family and you were sure to get beaten up.
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The Heiress's Grand Scheme
The Fake Master Only Wants to Survive
The Prestigious Ming Family
Transmigrated as the Supporting Character Who Makes the Heroine Shine
A Second Marriage to a High Minister
Reborn as an Old Woman, I Head North and Fill My Warehouse with Delivered Supplies
Transmigrate: Ask Not Where People Go
Ink, Poison, and Painting
Beloved Physician of the Marquis's Household
Meeting You in the Long Night
The Mad Young Lady Returns to the Capital, and the Matriarch System Fails
Having read over eighty chapters so far, I'm certain the male lead is a psychopath. I don't know how the author will try to redeem him later, but I'll definitely keep my distance from such a person. This also serves as a reminder to young girls that there's a classic saying: childhood trauma takes a lifetime to heal.
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This seems to suggest that the male lead is psychologically abnormal; people like this should be avoided in real life.
The Crown Prince is a domestic abuser, isn't he? 😅
The synopsis looks interesting, but there are only 22 chapters so far, so I haven't gotten into it yet. I plan to wait a few days before continuing.
Does the synopsis imply that the woman is stronger than the man?
The female lead is supposed to have incredibly high combat skills, and the male lead catches her punch with one blow? And the male lead is also portrayed as a yandere? Is it really that disgusting?