[Calm and self-possessed princess VS romantic and uninhibited prince]
[Ancient style + Marriage first, love later + Sweet pets + Love grows over time + Happy friends]
The third princess, Wei Jinxiu, grew up in the imperial mausoleum and was an unpopular little pitiful person.
Fortunately, the queen granted her a marriage and promised her to Jiang Yan, the prince of the Hou family.
Even though Jiang Yan is beautiful and beautiful, he is the dream girl of a lady in the capital.
But this is not a good marriage.
Because he was seriously ill and was about to die.
Wei Jinxiu's mission was to bring happiness to him and leave a trace of blood for the Hou family, which had a weak population.
This shows the benevolence of the royal family.
With the mentality of being a widow, Wei Jinxiu got married hastily.
But she discovered that her sickly husband was unexpectedly good-looking!
And he is actually getting healthier every day? Did you say you were going to die soon?
Jiang Yan: If you marry well, your life will not be short!
Reader comments
Although Sparrow is small and well-organized, the content is quite complete, and the author's writing is good and quite ancient. The heroine is a princess who was born and raised in an imperial mausoleum and the hero is a playboy. He is handsome and beautiful, and the hero is a self-strategist. The heroine has never seen a man, and she just does her duty. What is most worth mentioning is the core of the heroine. It is very tough and in line with some of the ideas of women in modern society. The hero's parents have a very good relationship. Although he seems careless, he is actually very thoughtful. He is gradually attracted to the princess. The two are very protective of each other, but they still feel sorry for the heroine. This book has that kind of eloquent feeling, which seems plain but is actually interesting.
The story is simple and clear. I think it's pretty good-looking.
Although Sparrow is small and well-organized, the content is quite complete, and the author's writing is good and quite ancient. The heroine is a princess who was born and raised in an imperial mausoleum and the hero is a playboy. He is handsome and beautiful, and the hero is a self-strategist. The heroine has never seen a man, and she just does her duty. What is most worth mentioning is the core of the heroine. It is very tough and in line with some of the ideas of women in modern society. The hero's parents have a very good relationship. Although he seems careless, he is actually very thoughtful. He is gradually attracted to the princess. The two are very protective of each other, but they still feel sorry for the heroine. This book has that kind of eloquent feeling, which seems plain but is actually interesting.
The story is simple and clear. I think it's pretty good-looking.