[The male protagonist fights and fights + the second male protagonist chases his wife to the crematorium + marriage first, love later]

Jiang Chuyue has been in love with Xiao Ji for ten years. As his nominal "sister", she can only watch him take concubines one after another.

At the palace banquet, in order to protect his beloved concubine, Xiao Ji forced her to marry the Regent.

Xiao Ji told her, "The Prince Regent is my best friend. He will not consummate your marriage. Wait until the storm has passed, and then you can divorce."

Jiang Chuyue's heart was completely cold.

…

On the wedding night, the Regent, known as the "Living King of Hell", lifted the red veil.

Jiang Chuyue asked, "I heard from my brother that you won't consummate the marriage with me?"

The Regent: "I think it's okay?"

Jiang Chuyue closed her eyes: "Okay."

Jiang Chuyue felt that she was not familiar with the Regent, but unexpectedly, she "slept" with him right after marriage and received the unique love she had longed for in her youth.

Later, news of Jiang Chuyue's pregnancy spread. Xiao Ji, who was fighting at the border, turned gray overnight and rushed back to the capital day and night.

Xiao Ji trembled and said, "Xiao Yue, I regret it."

He just realized his feelings later, why didn't she wait for him?

Only when you lose something can you know its true meaning. He must grasp the lost moonlight back into his palm.

…

The Regent had coveted Jiang Chuyue for many years and used every possible means to finally marry her home.

Why did the latecomer gain the upper hand? Because the regent was fighting and vying for power.

【Growing female protagonist, falling in love over time

PS: The heroine and the second male lead are not related by blood. 】

(Traditional Historical Romance + Female Lead Redemption + Faked Death + Late-Stage Possessive Obsession)

Song Li was the legitimate daughter of the Loyal Marquis’s household. After her father and brother backed the wrong side in court, they were imprisoned and executed. She fell from a noble highborn lady to a lowly concubine used for revenge, and eventually died young from depression and despair.

When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to when she was thirteen. And kneeling in the courtyard at that moment was the lowly young boy who, in the future, would become a powerful minister—second only to the emperor.

So, she completely changed her former spoiled ways, flattering him in every possible manner, appearing pitiful and obedient. All she wanted was for Pei Jingheng, once he rose to power, to show mercy to the Song family.

To win a chance of survival for her father and brother, she died taking a sword for Pei Jingheng in front of everyone. She left cleanly, but drove the young minister mad with grief—his hair turned white overnight, and every night he suffered heart-wrenching pain and coughed up blood.

In countless midnight nightmares, Pei Jingheng woke up in cold sweat, tormented by regret. Why hadn’t he protected Song Li back then?

He only wanted to finish handling state affairs quickly so he could join her in death.

Until one day, during a secret investigation in Wangzhou, he unexpectedly saw the person he thought of day and night.

His so-called "good little sister" had faked her death—just to escape him.

Song Li, having changed her name and identity, thought she had escaped everything. But the next day, when she returned home, she was cornered in an alley by a white-haired man.

Their bodies pressed tightly together, the cold scent of pear blossoms surrounded them, unbearably intimate.

The girl’s breathing quickened slightly. When she saw clearly who it was, her voice carried a hint of anger:

“Are you insane?”

The veins in the man's hand tensed. His scorching breath fell beside her ear as he kissed her without hesitation:

“I went insane the day you left me.”

Jiang Wanning traveled into a book.

She was reborn as the mother of the scumbag male protagonist, and helped Bai Lianhua abuse the female protagonist's wicked mother-in-law.

Thinking of his own frustration at not being able to slap someone in the book while reading, Jiang Wanning rolled up his sleeves and slapped his eldest son, who was asking to marry Bai Lianhua as his concubine. "Pa!"

The eldest son was stunned: "Mom, you hit me?"

Jiang Wanning: "You favor your concubine and kill your wife, and the one you're slapping is you!"

"?"

As soon as the second son rescued the little sister from the water, Jiang Wanning slapped him—"Pa!"

The second son was confused: "Mother?"

Jiang Wanning: "Who told you to leave your pregnant wife behind and save another woman?! I can't wake you up even with a slap!"

"?"

The youngest son took his bride forward and was about to introduce her joyfully, "Mother, A Wu is the girl who saved me on the battlefield..."

Jiang Wanning slapped him mercilessly again—"Pa!"

The younger son was confused: "Mother?"

Jiang Wanning: "Even a lifesaver can admit his mistakes. If I don't slap you, who else can I slap?"

"?"

midnight.

The Marquis held the divorce agreement, puzzled.

"Butler, I don't have a concubine, I don't have a junior sister, and I don't have a lifesaver... Why does my wife want to divorce me?"

Song Luan transmigrated into a book called "The Regent's Power", becoming the wife of the male lead who dies a tragic death.

In the book, the original version of her character was a selfish and harsh woman who abandoned her husband and child, and ultimately died miserably in a fire.

Having read the book, Song Luan felt a little panicked.

So she decided to lie low and behave properly — and tightly cling to the male lead's thigh.

Type: A black-bellied, cold and paranoid male lead × A delicate, soft, and timid little wife

Key point: You can scold the male and female leads, but the author says: no scolding the author.

Scold anyone you want — just not me.

A melodramatic, cliché-ridden, indulgent, sweet and satisfying story

Highlight: Super melodramatic and old-school!!!! Full of clichés and drama!!! Contains emotional angst!!!

Content Tags: Nobility and Aristocracy, Devoted Love, Love-Hate Relationship, Transmigration into a Book, Lighthearted Tone

Main Character's POV: Song Luan

One-line Summary: A domineering young master falls in love with me

Lord Protector Ding, Xie Heng, was the famous bachelor in Dayue Dynasty, also the adopted father of the male lead in the novel about a reborn woman. He’s the war god in the eyes of the commoner and their protector…..also the poisonous wealthy husband that all females avoid.

At the Dayue Dynasty, everyone thought that Lord Protector Ding would die single, but suddenly, there was a piece of huge news that dominated the gossip in the capital:

It seemed that Jiang family’s fourth miss went mad after her engagement was canceled by Lord Protector Ding’s heir. She said that she wanted to be her ex-fiance’s mom.

The whole capital’s gossip exploded from this news.

Su Qingqi travels through time and space, and as a top modern herbalist, she finds a golden opportunity to continue her journey as a herbalist. However, this herbalist is labeled as someone's "exclusive"! A sweet, lighthearted story. [September Blue]

1. Li Mu, a socially anxious shut-in from the modern world and a nationally protected level-one "useless person," transmigrated into an ancient romance novel. Within three seconds, she decided to become a complete recluse, feign madness, and play dumb—surviving day by day as best she could. But as time went on, the plot of the novel began to shift in strange ways. The villain turned into a ray of sunshine, the female lead got involved in political intrigue at court, and the male lead's ambition changed from seizing the throne to exploring overseas…

Li Mu: "...I swear, I didn’t do anything."

2. Everyone knew the fifth daughter of Minister Li was a fool. People said the Li family was kind-hearted for neither locking the little fool away in the courtyard nor sending her to a remote estate to fend for herself. Later, a royal decree suddenly declared the Li family's fifth daughter to be the future Princess Consort of the Regent Prince. From then on, no one dared publicly gossip about her. They only laughed in private: “A madman paired with a fool—what a perfect match.”

Later still, the Regent Prince stopped acting so outrageously and terrifyingly. Only then did the public realize something had changed. They began praying the Princess Consort would live a long life—at least longer than the Regent Prince’s.

Li Mu: "Why do I feel like people see me as the leash keeping a rabid dog tied down?"

Regent Prince: "Then my dear consort had better hold me tight. Don’t let me loose to go bite people."

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Reading Guide:

1. Just a simple, sweet story

2. Will not be very long

3. Set in a fictional dynasty

4. More ideas may be added later

Theme: One must learn to overcome hardships and be true to oneself.