Female Protagonist
Unchased
Four years ago, Gu Jinzhi, the Crown Prince of the Beijing Circle, fell in love with me at first sight.
After three years of relentless pursuit, I finally gave in.
In the first year of our relationship, he started pestering me to get married.
I was hesitant, but I couldn’t withstand his endless coaxing.
In the end, I brought him home to meet my parents.
But that day, outside the private room, I heard one of his buddies ask him, “You’ve met her parents now. When’s the wedding?”
Gu Jinzhi clicked his tongue and said unhurriedly, “All of a sudden, I don’t want to get married that much anymore.”
Someone beside him jeered, “Oh, stop pretending. You spent three years chasing that untouchable ice queen. You’d really give her up?”
“Ice queen?”
I heard him let out a scoff.
“If you saw how her parents treat her, you’d feel the same way I do.”
“The same how?”
“That she’s nothing special after all.”
The Wrong Teacup
When I walked in, the young nanny was debating the literary achievements of the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song with my fiancé.
She got so worked up that she raised her hand and thumped him on the chest.
“You’re the one who’s wrong!”
The man was silent for two seconds before a low laugh slipped out.
“Mm. I’m wrong. You’re right.”
I stood behind them, looking down at the custom wedding invitation in my hand, suddenly at a loss. Because honestly…
I really did like this design.
The Lady Makeover Project
Ever since I was little, I’ve loved putting on airs.
Every day, I posted online about my life as a Young Miss.
Then one day, a video I posted of my mansion blew up-and attracted a whole crowd of real heiresses.
They dug up the truth: my card was expired, the house was a stolen photo, and the car was rented.
One real heiress posted a screenshot of her WeChat balance and commented, “Want me to transfer you some?”
I immediately slid into her DMs.
“Really, sis?”
“I never imagined you’d be not only rich and beautiful, but kindhearted too.”
Clearly, He’s a Princess
The day His Majesty bestowed a marriage upon me, my entire household wept like we were holding a funeral.
Mainly because I was a woman disguised as a man attending court, and even my Adam’s apple was drawn on.
There was no way I could make the princess happy!
But the princess who bowed with me to Heaven and Earth was a full head taller than I was.
Tentatively, I reached toward a place I really should not be touching.
In a rough voice, the princess confirmed, “Yes, I have a peepee.”
I entered the palace to plead guilty, but His Majesty said that spending one son to make four generations of my family work loyally for him was an excellent bargain. Me: ?
Vicious Canary Relies on Bullet Comment Spoilers to Turn the Tables
I was He Xingxiao’s kept canary. In bed, I slacked off with a terrible attitude.
After a while, I’d start whining that it hurt, that I was tired.
But when it came to shopping, I could speed-walk for miles, spending his money like my life depended on it.
Then one day, I saw a row of floating comments: [The vicious supporting female character’s good days are almost over. The beloved, universally adored heroine is about to meet the male lead.]
[She’ll scheme against the heroine again and again, and the male lead will gradually grow disgusted with her.]
[The male lead hasn’t even dumped her yet, but she’ll run off with his money and a fake rich heir. In the end, that fake rich heir will steal all her savings, harvest her kidney, and she’ll die miserably in a rental apartment.]
[She deserves it! Only a kind, non-materialistic good girl like the heroine deserves a tycoon’s love!]
I did not want to lose this job that paid three hundred thousand a month.
From then on, I stopped slacking.
In bed, I performed like I’d been injected with pure adrenaline, refusing to leave even the tiniest opening for the heroine.
He Xingxiao looked at me with a smile that wasn’t quite a smile.
“Are you trying to make me die in bed so you can inherit everything I own?”
The Sound of That Year’s Waves
On the day the Su Clan was raided and seized, Father dressed me in a magnificent gown and threw me in front of the soldiers.
“She is Su Yueying, the Eldest Young Miss of the Su Clan.”
Everyone said Father was a loyal servant.
When I saw him again, Father had become the New Emperor’s most trusted Divine Martial Great General.
Su Yueying had become Empress, the New Emperor’s one and only for the rest of his life.
And I was a courtesan in a brothel, a woman anyone could have.
To buy back my freedom, Mother dragged her gravely ill body to beg Father for help.
The gatekeepers beat her to death with two strikes of their staves.
I begged Su Yueying to let Mother be buried.
But she said, “There are plenty of untouched entertainers in the pleasure houses. If you had held fast to your principles, I might still have helped you. But you chose to debase yourself. I will not help someone like that.”
That very night, someone hacked off my limbs and sank me into the river.
When I opened my eyes again, I had returned to the day the Su Clan was raided.
This time, let Su Yueying go to the brothel herself and hold fast to her precious principles.
My Brother Became a Live-in Son-in-Law
My older brother was eighteen when he was married off as a live-in son-in-law to my sister-in-law.
My sister-in-law said that if he gave her a child, she’d reward him by letting him continue his studies.
Later, the day my brother passed the imperial exam, Father still refused to give up and asked,
“Son, now can my grandson change his surname back to mine?”
Spring Heart Stirred
After winning the war, I entered the capital, and the Old Emperor asked what reward I wanted.
I pointed at the handsome man in purple robes and a golden belt standing in the hall. “I beg Your Majesty to grant me a marriage. I am carrying his child, and he promised he would marry me!”
The elderly eunuch beside the emperor hurriedly tried to stop me. “General, mind your words. This is the Second Prince.”
A faint, languid voice sounded behind me. “Whose child are you carrying?
“Isn’t your belly full of roast duck, roast chicken, candied hawthorn, red bean pastries, dried sweet potatoes…”
I turned to look, only to find that the handsome man who had just spoken looked exactly like the Second Prince.
I made a split-second decision and cupped my fists toward His Majesty. “If that one won’t marry me, this one will do!”
The elderly eunuch was beside himself with panic. “My dear ancestor, this is the Crown Prince!”
Lotus
I married a pig butcher in my young mistress’s place. On our wedding night, I said, “From now on, you slaughter the pigs and I’ll sell the meat. As husband and wife, we’ll work together and make a good life for ourselves. When we have children, we’ll send them to school and do our best to free them from the fate of becoming butchers.”
Then my rather handsome husband pressed a hand to his forehead and laughed.