We Tied Our Hair as Husband and Wife, and Never Doubted Our Love

There is a bond called tying your hair together as husband and wife, and a happiness called loving each other without a hint of doubt. Marriage is like a game of chess; love is between you and me. He said, "A kingdom as beautiful as a painting cannot compare to the plum blossom between your brows." She said, "A debt owed by a mother must be repaid by her child. I'll trade your mother's life for the eternal love you desire." When they first met, they were childhood companions, and she mistook him for a girl. When they met again, in the third month of spring, she stood by the railing doing her hair, and the golden hairpin she dropped struck him on the head. She married him as if willingly, but in truth she wanted revenge for her mother. His mother had taken her father from her and poisoned her mother. She buried her hatred deep inside and found pleasure in tormenting her husband as a way to strike at her enemy. It was supposed to be a game, but who knew it would leave a mark? When she suddenly looked back, she was already unable to break free. She wanted to settle down as his Princess Heng, but found that everything had already become impossible.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.