[The Bold Daughter of a Sect Leader and the Patient, Scheming Prince]
Su Jiu’er is a spirited Jianghu girl from Qingcheng Mountain, famous for beating all her senior brothers and sisters. The truth is, they all go easy on her.
Ning Luohe is a prince and heir to a royal estate, enduring humiliation and burdening himself with great responsibilities. He is cold-hearted and calculating.
The two couldn’t stand each other at first, but the grudges of the previous generation tied them together. He became a domineering, devoted husband, and she became the whole city’s model of a virtuous wife.
Marry a chicken, follow the chicken; marry a dog, follow the dog. They bickered and fought, and love blossomed over time.
When bad guys show up, I beat them. When a mistress appears, I kick her out. Anyone trying to steal my man can forget it! My rule, Su Jiu’er’s rule, is that a man and a toothbrush are not to be shared!
In the thirtieth year of Jiankang, Su Jiu’er, now empress, looked back on her life and found it had truly been carefree and wonderful. In her youth, she had roamed freely on Qingcheng Mountain. After getting married, she became a princess consort and could still ride through the streets. Then, for no apparent reason, she became empress. There was only one concubine in the palace, and she was little more than a figurehead. Su Jiu’er could even play polo within the palace walls. Truly, when life is going well, one should make the most of it.
A sweet romance with an everyday feel and no angst. The story focuses on the male and female leads, with a secondary couple as well, amid Jianghu vendettas and court intrigue.
The heroine has a complicated background involving grudges from the previous dynasty, while the hero keeps his true feelings hidden at first.
The leads actually knew each other as children. The hero has always loved the heroine, but she has no idea.
