The Heir's Long Road to Winning His Wife: The Merchant's Daughter Won't Marry Him

This is a fictional historical setting. There is no transmigration, no rebirth, and no golden finger. Both the male and female leads are natives of the ancient world.

She is the eldest daughter of a tea merchant in Min. After her father is framed, she has no choice but to seek help from the heir of the Minyue King.

On the surface, he is a dissolute heir with no self-control, spending his days bragging and riding horses. Even the imperial court can't be bothered to keep an eye on him.

By a twist of fate, the two spend a night together.

I'm back to revise the story! From here on, you should pretty much start reading from the chapters marked “Revised”~

So what if that's how it is? shig

Xie Wanqing knows she's only a merchant's daughter and has never dared to dream of becoming the heir's woman. All she wants is peace and happiness for her family, and an honest husband with whom she can be a proper wife. But she still needs the heir's help to rescue her father.

Wu Ye has no desire to usurp the throne. He only hopes to keep Minyue peaceful and remain the happiest heir around. The woman is somewhat pretty, and he's already showing her great favor by taking her as a concubine. After all, the emperor has to grant permission for him to marry his principal wife.

They are both equally content to keep it strictly business and leave feelings out of it.

But when she is mired in trouble, he is the only one she has.

And when he is lost and adrift, she is the only one he has.