Bold and arrogant, galloping through the long streets, hiding her laughter beneath songs of praise.
The princess, who had enjoyed favor and glory for half her life, fell from the clouds into the mud in a single night.
Her mother had died young, and her identity as a princess was called into question. Though she managed to save face, she became a laughingstock in the capital.
Her husband sought a divorce, her own family turned against her, and misfortune came one blow after another.
Watch the fallen princess uncover the mystery of her birth. What if she isn't of royal blood?
“Glory has never belonged to anyone by birthright. I, Qin Huai, have never been willing to fall behind. I was that way before, and I still am. I will become the most renowned princess in all of Tianyu's history.”
In this story, I like Pu Chenming more than Gu Baixiu, because looking at him, I have the illusion that the child I watched grow up has suddenly become a man. He was a man of few words when he was a child, and he had many small thoughts of his own. Perhaps he became more lively after staying with a woman like Song Huiqiao for a long time. He did what Shang Zong failed to do, established the largest merchant in the Three Kingdoms, became a man that even the royal family was afraid of, and was truly a wealthy country! (The story about Pu Chenming's childhood guides "Happy Field and Happy Marriage")
The princess who fell into the clouds and the knight who accidentally broke into the storm in Kyoto. Gu Baixiu was not a man who was good at scheming. In the past, Qin Huai had many absurdities, and he would be demoted to Yunzhou after making peace with the consort. It was he who protected Qin Huai with enthusiasm. He said that he had never lied in his life, but in order to please Qin Huai, he called her the real princess of Tianyu.
Nice! This book has such low traffic. I like the characters of the male and female protagonists very much. I really like the CP of the princess and the knight!! The plot direction is also very good, I like it!!