I Married a Wife As a Substitute

Let me recommend my completed novel, "Married a Widow Who Brings Misfortune to Her Husbands" (Happiness). The story begins with Jiang Yu lifting the red veil of the princess, who is engaged in a political marriage. Seeing Jing Zhaomu, whom she hasn't seen for three years, she smiles and says, "Princess, we meet again." Jing Zhaomu's lips curl into a smile, "It's been a long time. The Crown Prince is still as dashing as ever." After watching Jing Zhaomu eat the food she had prepared, Jiang Yu says, "Princess, now that you've eaten, shouldn't you feed me too?" A plague brings the two, betrothed by the kingdoms of Cheng and Heng, together for the first time. Jing Zhaomu discovers Jiang Yu's secret, and after three years of fantasies and longing, she resolutely marries into the Cheng kingdom. On their wedding night, Jiang Yu, acting as the substitute Crown Prince, tries to drug the well-versed in medicine, Jing Zhaomu, but is drugged instead. Jing Zhaomu reveals that Jiang Yu is a woman and uses this to reach a deal with her. Jiang Yu sells herself to Jing Zhaomu, becoming her wife. Jing Zhaomu kept her secret and treated her terminally ill twin brother. This agreement brought Jing Zhaomu a lover in return, but also the disaster of national destruction. Jing Zhaomu gave up halfway through pursuing Jiang Yu because she couldn't sense his affection. Jiang Yu: "I'm innocent!" Many years later, when Jiang Yu produced a portrait of Jing Zhaomu from their first meeting, Jing Zhaomu realized that her feelings weren't one-sided. Jiang Yu: "I took the slap for nothing." Arranged marriage to love & mutual affection, HE. A reserved, talented, and skilled stand-in prince & a cunning, arrogant, and highly skilled princess. ...Separation line... New novel "What a coincidence, I like you too" Synopsis: A wolf in sheep's clothing X a seemingly cold but deeply devoted older sister. Six years later, Lin Lu thought Shen Yue was just visiting her for work. Unexpectedly, Shen Yue took her home that very day and registered her fingerprint on the door lock. Not long after, Shen Yue said her house had been burgled and she was scared, so she asked Lin Lu to stay with her. Not long after that, at night, Shen Yue took the initiative to get close to Lin Lu, letting him act as her pillow. For five years, they shared a bed and cared for each other. For six years, they suppressed their feelings, their hearts yearning for each other. A mutual, unrequited love. ...New ancient fantasy novel "Married a Widow Who Brings Misfortune to Her Husband" & Synopsis: Jiang Huaiyuan, the eldest son born out of wedlock, was considered a thorn in the side by his stepmother from a young age. Taking advantage of his father's absence, she adopted him to the eldest branch of the family, who were rumored to have died outside. However, not long after, his father not only survived but also brought him imperial rewards and a title, thus pushing him into the spotlight again. His stepmother, having heard from someone, arranged a marriage for him that he couldn't refuse: a distant descendant of the royal family, a widow who brought misfortune to her husbands. She wanted her to die more naturally. On their wedding day, Jiang Huaiyuan pushed his bride aside, saying she was blocking his way to sleep. On the second day, the bride was almost assaulted, and Jiang Huaiyuan wanted to watch the spectacle. Just as they were about to consummate their marriage, Jiang Huaiyuan said, "My wife, I don't know the proper etiquette." The bride replied, "I'll teach you." Jiang Huaiyuan stammered, "I...I'm still young..." A month after the wedding, the bride's family brought a vicious dog to their door. The bride said, "I heard my husband wants to take a concubine to continue the Jiang family line?" Jiang Huaiyuan was speechless. Years later, in the grand hall of Qu Zhao Kingdom, Jiang Huaiyuan saw his long-lost wife, Huo Qing. Empress Qu Zhao asked Huo Qing, "Is this your lover in the Northern Jin Kingdom?" Huo Qing didn't even glance at Jiang Huaiyuan, bowed, and replied, "Yes." A story of a good-for-nothing's rise to power & arranged marriage leading to love. A clever but cowardly fake young master (Jiang Huaiyuan) vs. a cunning and manipulative spy from an enemy state (Huo Qing). Theme: Many things shouldn't be explored too deeply; forcibly investigating their inner workings usually leads to disappointment.