Republicanchina Stories

She was a schoolteacher. He was a warlord who owned half the city. When Commander Tang Qingchuan decided he wanted Bai Jiushuang, he didn't ask. He never asked. He took her. Kept her. Called her by another woman's name in his sleep. Because she wasn't chosen for who she was - she was chosen for who she looked like. His sister-in-law. The one woman he could never have. Jiushuang knew from the beginning what she was: a replacement, a shadow, a pawn in a game between two people who destroyed everything they touched. She told herself she would survive him. She told herself she felt nothing. She almost believed it. Set against the backdrop of 1930s China, as warlords fall and war closes in from every side, FROST is a story about power, obsession, and the dangerous line between hatred and something far worse. - 『 she came to his house to endure him. she stayed because she couldn't name what kept her. 』 - ⚠️ Mature content. Dark themes including coercion, violence, and morally complex characters. Read with discretion.

Continuing the story of season 1, starting from the moment where Yan Wei left. What made Yan Wei left Xu You Yi and her baby behind? In this part, it's not only the story of 2 individuals Yan Wei and Xu You Yi and their personal relationships, but a bigger story. We will discover Yan Wei's past: her origin, her comrades, her mission, a little bit of historical context (Republican of China and relationship with other countries in World War 2). There will be some new characters but actually mentioned in season 1. They have their own story that is worth being told too. Yan Wei really could leave her past behind? Yan Wei and Xu You Yi (and their baby and their cat) could have a new future together? *Hello my friends. I'm Ghi - a Vietnamese author. I published this story in Vietnamese. I also enjoy reading fanfic about WWYX of other authors. That's why I decided to translate my piece into English so international fans can read it too. Hope you enjoy this work! *Available on Kindle - Because I am not so fluent in English (This is my first time translating a whole English piece), I will so appreciate if you mention or correct any language mistakes when you see them!