The Everyday Life of a Princess and Her Consort

Princess Sui Ning, Jiang Chuyue, was the legitimate daughter of the reigning emperor and his late empress. Her status was exalted, and she had been doted on since childhood. Just as she thought she would live a carefree life forever, her mother suddenly passed away. Under the pretext of praying for blessings, she was sent to a palace outside the capital. Six years later, an imperial decree summoned her back. Jiang Chuyue was betrothed to Yan Qingshi, the legitimate second son of the Minister of War. She resented having her fate decided for her at every turn, but had no choice but to accept it. With the court in turmoil and the border unstable, Jiang Chuyue decided to take charge of her own destiny amid one upheaval after another...

Years later, Jiang Chuyue looked back on her journey and realized that the person she had once considered unimportant had long since been engraved in her heart. She said, “Only children make choices. Adults, of course, take everything.”

[A pure historical romance, with no rebirth or fantastical elements. Marriage first, love later; success in both love and career.]

[The story draws inspiration from the Tang and Song dynasties but is primarily set in an imagined world. Historical nitpicking is unwelcome. If you're interested in history, please consult official histories.]