Doting Love Interests
How to Get a Daddy-like Husband
My husband is wonderful to me.
He is incredibly considerate and gentle in bed, too.
After several failed attempts to actually make him angry, I finally resorted to posting a plea for help online: [How can I get my husband to be a bit more aggressive?]
[Sweet talk is all well and good, but I really want to try dirty talk.]
[Angry sex? Never tried that either.]
There were plenty of helpful netizens, but unfortunately, their suggestions were underwhelming.
That was until the day I came home drunk after a class reunion.
The living room was shrouded in darkness.
In the fragmented Moonlight, my husband did something rare-he called me by my full name. “Lin Sui, come here and kneel.”
Picking Mulberries
In the third month after our wedding, Shao Zhi took me back to Luoyang to pay respects to his clansmen. Along the way, he carefully explained the web of interests within his clan.
When he mentioned his eldest brother, his face filled with pride.
“My eldest brother is a very good man. He taught me riding and archery himself! ”
Now he serves in Luoyang as the Central Army Commander.
He is the one we are going to meet today.
” I hated Luoyang. There, someone had once forced me to drink a ladle of water from the Luo River and swear an oath: from then on, we would each marry another and never disturb each other again. Clutching the konghou in my arms, I only lowered my head and tried to refuse. ”
Ah Zhi, I was once a music courtesan.
I fear I might sully your honored brother’s eyes and ears.
It would be better if I did not meet him…
” Shao Zhi gathered me into his arms with pity and held my hand, telling me not to worry. ”
He won’t mind. I’ll secretly tell you a bit of gossip about my brother.
Before he married my sister-in-law, he once turned the whole world upside down over a music courtesan who played the konghou.
Later, afraid my sister-in-law would grow jealous, he forced that courtesan to drink from the Luo River and swear that they would each marry another and never disturb each other again.
“Besides, you are my wife now, and you play a fine twenty-three-string konghou. For my sake, my brother is sure to like you.”
The Crown Prince’s Concubine’s Guide to Rising in Power
On the eve of His Majesty’s bestowal of marriage, I lay in the Crown Prince’s arms and murmured, “Your Highness dotes on me so much. When my sister marries into the household, she won’t be angry, will she? Everyone else envies Your Highness for receiving His Majesty’s favor and being allowed to hold the wedding in the palace, but all I feel is sorry for you. It must be exhausting.”
I thought I was just putting on a fragile, sweet little act for the Crown Prince.
I never expected him to be sincere with me.
Brothers Are Meant to Be Dao Partners
I was the worst student in the Joyful Union Sect.
And yet the Chief Disciple of the Sword Sect claimed me as family, saying I was his long-lost little sister.
The cool, otherworldly Immortal Lord Xie said he wanted to make it up to me.
So I lied and told him I was gravely ill, and that I needed dual cultivation with him to stay alive.
Just like that, I landed the number one spot on my must-eat list.
Later, when I truly couldn’t take another bite, I had no choice but to confess:
“I’m not sick at all. I just wanted your body. But now I’m tired of sleeping with you.”
I thought Xie Lingyu would hate me to death once he learned the truth.
But when I turned around, I saw him holding a huge bag of aphrodisiacs, expressionlessly pouring them down his own throat.
“It’s all right. Now it’s Yanyan’s turn to help her big brother with his illness.”
Me: “???”