Possessive Male Lead
After the Oblivious Supporting Character Started an Online Romance
My online boyfriend had an insanely attractive voice.
Every night, I hid under my covers and talked to him on the phone.
He indulged my every request, and his voice was so seductive it could practically get me pregnant on the spot.
Afraid my male roommate might overhear, I asked my online boyfriend to lower his voice.
That was when a comment feed suddenly appeared before my eyes.
[How can the supporting female character be this oblivious? She has no idea her online boyfriend is the obsessive male lead she lives with.]
[She really went and provoked him. She’ll have plenty of reasons to cry later.]
[She’s only chatting with him as a stand-in for the heroine, though. She’d better run before he finds out who she is, or it’ll be too late and he’ll…]
Terrified, I ended the call.
I stepped out of my room, intending to splash some water on my face and calm down.
Then, from the bathroom, I faintly heard a man’s voice trembling with restraint. “Baby, why did you hang up all of a sudden?”
The Young Prince’s Favored Maid
Shi Wei is a lowly maid who wants nothing more than to finish her contract and leave Prince Jin’s Estate in peace.
Young Prince Jing Ting refuses to release the quiet woman who has taken hold of his heart, even when pride, rank, and an arranged marriage stand between them.
Forced into his household as a concubine, Shi Wei slowly discovers tenderness beneath his fierce possessiveness, while his gentle wife Tong Liu becomes an unexpected friend.
When motherhood finally gives Shi Wei the courage to voice every buried grievance, Jing Ting must learn that love requires more than protection—it also requires listening and change.
The Good Concubine
During the years I spent as a concubine in Changning Marquis Manor, I humbled myself in every possible way to win Marquis Shen’s favor, stooping low and fawning over him without shame. In the end, he still gave me away as easily as one might hand off an object.
And yet, one day, his eyes would redden as he murmured by my ear, “Shiyi Niang, I miss you so much I’m going mad.”
Hah. Men.