Su Su transmigrates into the body of a farmer's daughter whose father has died. Looking at her hungry little brother and mother, and her fiancé, who is obsessed with the imperial examinations, keeps failing, and still leeches off them, she decisively breaks off the engagement and leaves.
She thinks she'll be able to live a peaceful, happy life. But what? She's actually a prince's daughter, a true-born young lady. Her father, the prince, is overflowing with love for her and has traveled a thousand miles to find her?
Seeing the bright red wedding dress in the room, she realizes they brought her back to take someone else's place as the bride. The groom is a disabled prince from another bloodline, rejected by the emperor. Su Su nods and smiles. Now this makes sense.
Seeing the wedding gifts stretch ten miles down the street, she thinks, fine, at least she's not losing out.
But looking at the tall, handsome man before her, she wonders why he doesn't match the information she'd heard. Wasn't he supposed to be disabled and confined to his estate?
“Your Highness, that's a little unfair, isn't it?”
“Princess, you surprised me too!”
The content suits my taste, and I like the subtle affection between the protagonists. The heroine has traveled through time, but she is not holding a golden finger and looking like the world. Instead, she uses her own wisdom to protect her family, pave the way for the male protagonist, and accompany her all the way to old age. I hope the author will update more, and look forward to future developments. I hope it will be the perfect ending that I like 🤭🤭🤭🤭
Not bad, very pretty