By imperial decree, she was given in marriage. Taking another woman's place, she married the Eighth Prince of the Southern Yue Kingdom, the most aloof, arrogant, and cold-hearted man around.
On their wedding night, he saw her for the first time and immediately took a dislike to her, keeping as far away as he could. He sneered, “How could I, Your Highness, fall for someone so easily? I would never love her.”
Later, at the Qianchen Pavilion, she danced with dazzling grace, moving like a verdant orchid and rising like a swimming dragon.
As the crowd cheered and praised her, he panicked, wrapped an arm around her, and said, “Be good and come home with me.”
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
