The Princess Is So Sweet and Adorable, the Prince Doesn’t Want to Be a Gentleman

[Classic historical romance + palace intrigue and household scheming + hero has been plotting for a long time + both leads are pure, happy ending + sweet romance]

At fifteen, Song Yiyao set out for the State of Wei to marry for peace, carrying the hopes of her servants and the people of Qing. But villains interfered, and Song Yiyao mistakenly chose the Crown Prince as her husband.

Wei was full of talented people, and her young Imperial Uncle, He Qiyu, was a renowned general who spent years away from home fighting to pacify the borderlands. When he heard that the princess was coming to marry for peace, he grabbed his bags and galloped straight to her side.

That night, his eyes brimmed with obsession and possessiveness. His broad hands gripped her waist as he murmured in a low, heavy voice, “Don’t even think about running! You can only be mine.”

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(Little Extra)

The little princess was sweet, soft, clever, and quick-witted, but after marrying into Wei, she kept running into top-tier green tea women.

By day, she went all out, delivering one clever retort after another and leaving her opponents speechless and mortified.

But when night fell and all was quiet, Song Yiyao hurried through the dark corridor with a lantern in hand. She kicked off her embroidered silk shoes and scampered up onto her Imperial Uncle’s bed, nestling tearfully in his arms.

The man gently caressed her cheek and kissed the reddened corner of her eye. “Don’t be afraid. I’m here.”