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    As though matters were not already troublesome enough, Timur Khan appeared to have reached a deeply unfortunate conclusion.

    The Prince Regent, he decided, would make an excellent son-in-law.

    One afternoon, while Gongsun Yin was patiently explaining the finer points of border administration, the Khan suddenly waved away the maps as though frontiers were far less interesting than matchmaking.

    "Tell me." He leaned forward with fatherly enthusiasm. "Does the Prince Regent have a wife?"

    "He does," Gongsun answered immediately. There was no hesitation in his voice. "Her name is Madam Fan Changyu."

    The Khan frowned. "I have never heard of her."

    "She is very real."

    "Hmm." The Khan stroked his beard. "If the Prince Regent truly married..." He gestured broadly. "...where was the wedding?"

    Gongsun blinked. "The wedding?"

    "A man of such importance would surely invite every neighbouring ruler." The Khan looked around the room. "I was not invited."

    (Latest chapter updated : in which Fan Changyu refused to have another wedding and Gongsun Yin had to deal with the consequences)

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    13 May 2026

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    So Shen Yuan, after considering all the other terrible transmigration options, doesn't think the place she's in is bad. Yes, well, she wasn't a woman before, but now she is. There's nothing to be done about it. In PIDW, being a man means being a petty villain or cannon fodder. Shen Yuan has transmigrated not just into a beautiful woman in a stallion novel, but into a wife!
    However, after some time in the palace, there was one thing Shen Yuan hadn't considered that she would have to deal with.
    The Heavenly Pillar.

    ...Shen Yuan transmigrates into a wife. Becoming Emperor Luo Binghe's favorite, however, might involve more than just being a wife.

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    02 Apr 2026

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    THIRD PERSON POVSSSSSSS!!!!!!!

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    While Fan Changyu spars with Marquis Wu'An in the practice yard, Xie Qi and Xie Wu find themselves unwilling witnesses to a spectacle far more unsettling than any battlefield: their terrifying Lord behaving like a man hopelessly in love.

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    third person povs my beloved ahhhh
    this is so well written

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    Shen Yuan didn’t mean to become the cultivation world’s answer to “Florida Man,” but here he is: half-accidental hero, part unlicensed doctor, and full-time menace to public safety.
    Featuring a totally smitten War God, 'creative' solutions to Airplanes hacky writing, Luo Binghe making friends and Shang Qinghua who really has had enough of these plot deviations.

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    22 Mar 2026

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    "I can't be what you need."

    His voice. The real one, low and rough and nothing like an opera. The one Mingyan said was too blunt. The one that went flat during speeches and stumbled over formal courtship phrases and had never once in his life produced a line of poetry worth hearing twice.

    "I tried. You saw me try." He was looking at his hands. "I'm not — the poetry isn't going to happen. I know the words but they come out wrong. They lose the shape of what I mean somewhere between here—" he pressed his fist against his chest, "—and here." He touched his mouth. Let his hand fall.

    "And I don't have the kind of mind that would make you laugh. You're fast, the way you think, and I can't keep up. I know that. I've always known that. You talk about things I've never read and reference stories I don't recognize and your face lights up and I just — I watch. That's all I can do. Watch you light up and not understand half of what made it happen."

    The silence around him was absolute. Not even echo.

    "I'm not what the play wanted me to be. Not the hero and not the scholar and not the nobleman and I can't — I don't know how to be any of those things the way they're supposed to be done. Everything I tried to give you turned to nothing because none of it was real. It was just — costumes. Roles. Things I put on because I thought they were what you wanted and I was wrong."

    He stopped. Drew a breath that shook slightly at the edges.

    "But I would give you my attention." Quieter now. Not performing, not projecting, just talking to someone who might or might not be listening from very far above. "Every day. I would listen to you talk about beasts and plants and every theory you've ever had, and I would remember all of it. Not because I understand it but because when you talk about things you care about your whole face changes and I can't look away from it. I've tried. I can't."

    "I would give you my trust. I've never — it doesn't come easily. It has never been easy for me, with anyone. But you'd have it. You already have it. You've had it since you pulled me from the mud."

    His palm pressed flat against his own breastbone, over the ache that had been there since the scholar's robes fell away. Maybe longer. Maybe always.

    "I would give you every morning and every evening and the patience to learn whatever I need to learn to be someone you don't regret choosing. I'd be devoted and I know that's not — devotion isn't poetry, it isn't clever, it doesn't impress anyone at banquets. But I would not look away from you. I would not grow bored of you. I would not lock you up or own you or try to make you smaller so you'd fit inside my life. I'd just — I would follow you. Wherever you went. For as long as you let me."

    "That's what I have."