Historical romance, rebirth, revenge, marriage before love, one-on-one
When Lin Qingyang, a “wild girl” raised in the countryside, arrives in the capital, everyone thinks she's an uncouth bumpkin who doesn't belong in polite society. But time and again, she proves them wrong and leaves them stunned.
Later, at the empress dowager's birthday celebration, the Prince of Qi's consort asks for Lin Qingyang's hand on behalf of her son. The crown prince proposes to her, and the Duke of Qingguo also seeks her hand for his son.
The emperor watches the three men argue until their faces turn red.
He glances at the older bachelor Prince Xiao'an, who still has no principal consort, and declares, “I hereby betroth Prince Xiao'an to Lin Qingyang, granddaughter of Minister Lin.”
Everyone: “?”
No one else knows why the emperor did this, but Prince Xiao'an can only grin to himself.
Lots of typos. As the author writes, he writes in the first person "I" without any care.
The heroine is a bit silly and sweet, and has no independent opinions. I don't like this kind of personality. She is a lightning protection.