When the He family went to choose a young maid, they took one look at Zhizhi and picked her.
People told her their young master had a terrible temper and had already driven away countless maids. But when Zhizhi first saw the handsome He Yan'an sitting in a wheelchair, she secretly vowed to treat him well.
So, despite the dark circles under her eyes, she worked day and night to take care of him. Even when he yelled at her in his foul temper, Zhizhi would still plead with tear-filled eyes, clutching a handkerchief: “Young Master, please don’t send me away.”
He Yan'an’s heart softened at once. He had thought he would be a cripple for the rest of his life, but Zhizhi refused to believe it. She searched old books, pored over ancient records, and consulted doctors, promising him with absolute certainty, “Young Master, your legs will definitely get better.”
Later, he passed the imperial examinations with the highest honors in all six rounds. Even the emperor had heard of his reputation and summoned him to an audience. The more the emperor saw of him, the more pleased he was, so he subtly asked whether He Yan'an was married and if there was a woman he favored.
Beside him, Zhizhi was focused on picking the bones out of his fish when he suddenly pointed at her. Startled, she heard him say, “There is. It’s her.”
The emperor looked at Zhizhi, and the longer he stared, the more alarmed he became.
Th-this girl’s features looked exactly like those of his aunt, who had lost her daughter as a child and wept for her day after day!
The writing style is pretty good, but the rigor is not high enough and needs to be improved.
The novel is good and very interesting!