The Moon Shines Bright over the River

[Scheming, lovesick heir vs. mischievous little princess] Si Xingjiao, the little princess of Yuming, was spoiled rotten from the day she was born. Yet she was completely under the thumb of a certain fox, a textbook case of a wife henpecked by her husband. When they first met, she was only three. She already wanted to secretly spirit the fairy-like young man back to the palace and hide him away, never guessing he was a black sesame-filled tangyuan. Once they became familiar, she looked at the “token of love” he gave her and decided she would grant him a title someday. If he behaved, she might even make him her principal consort, but that was as far as she would go. After they fell in love, Jiang the Fox gritted his teeth and said, “Si Xingjiao, if you dare drink again, come home late again, or flirt with other men again, don’t even think about stepping into my room.” Later, the servants saw the Fifth Princess pounding on the door. “Xianxian, hubby, darling, open the door! Your Jiaojiao knows she was wrong. Open up, baby husband!” The door opened. Jiang the Fox’s eyes were red as he said miserably, “How could my wife ever be wrong? It’s all my fault, A-Xian’s. I guess I can’t compete with all those guys outside. I’d better go.” Si Xingjiao hurriedly cupped his face and rose on her toes, kissing him from forehead to chin. “There are no other men. Jiaojiao has only ever had my precious Xianxian in her heart.” Yeah! Jiang the Green Tea had once again successfully asserted his authority as the husband.