Qingheji

There is a frail and sickly drama queen Princess Qinghe in Dayou. In the Jin Dynasty, there was a man named Qing'an who was both civil and military and as cold as the bright moon. In a situation where the world was unstable, wars were frequent, and all countries were eyeing her, Jing Qing'an took a fancy to Princess Qinghe, who was weak in appearance but intelligent in nature, as the crown princess. In front of the two of them, there is Feng Ran who is trying to open a harem, and behind them there are various countries that are eager to try. In this case, one is in charge and can speak well, but Hei Xinlian does one thing on the surface and another behind the scenes, and the other directly competes for the world openly. But as time goes by, it seems that they have been entangled for more than one life... The heroine is capable of both literary and martial arts, and is not afraid of hardship, but she also loves beauty and acting coquettishly. The male protagonist is as cold as the bright moon, career-oriented, and can't make a mistake with anyone. In the early stage, he occasionally treats the female protagonist differently. They both know how to act to the outside world. Jing Qing'an's eyes were slightly cold, but he didn't answer Qinghe's words. "Does the Crown Princess know why Gu wanted to marry you at that time?" "My concubine is smart and capable, and she can conquer the country..." Qinghe said narcissistically. Originally, Qinghe felt that he had a beautiful figure, could distinguish right from wrong, could be gentle and dignified, and be dignified at the same time. No matter who you marry, that person will definitely have more peace of mind. The coldness in Jing Qing'an's eyes was dissipated by her words... "Ah... So His Highness doesn't have a sweetheart, so why can't people enter the East Palace?" "... I don't have a sweetheart. The most important thing is that I don't like the crowd. And doesn't the East Palace already have a crown princess?" "Oh..." Qinghe didn't understand. Maybe Jing Qing'an hadn't met his sweetheart yet, but he was willing to marry her once he did. At this time, Qinghe did not think deeply about Jing Qing'an's words. Years later, she recalled that time. Only then did he realize that what Jing Qingan, a dead fox, wanted to express from the beginning to the end was that if he married the princess, there would be no one else, which meant that he had never thought of letting Qinghe go.