Military Marriage: The Princess Refuses to Wed, but Her Soldier Boy Spoils Her Rotten

【Pampered princess of noble birth VS rugged military officer】【Period setting + military marriage + everyday life】 Jiang Yunling, the eldest princess of Nanlin, died. Before she died, she had wanted to ask her imperial father for an edict allowing her to remain unmarried. But when she opened her eyes, she had become a lovesick woman who had tried to hang herself to force her family to accept her romance. Jiang Yunling nearly choked on the spot. When she woke again, she heard the father of this body sighing beside the bed and saying he’d agreed to let her go on a blind date. Jiang Yunling immediately refused. A blind date? Not a chance! At long last, she could stay unmarried and live freely on her own. She’d have to be crazy to go on a blind date. Everything around her was strange, but at least she didn’t have to get married. Jiang Yunling soon adjusted to her new life. … After completing his mission, Shen Suifeng returned from his unit on crutches to recover at home. The moment he walked in, his mother’s tears practically drowned him. The special forces captain, who had always scoffed at blind dates, could only lower his head and reluctantly go along with one. As expected, the young woman he met was delicate and timid. Even a slightly raised voice was enough to frighten her. Shen Suifeng found it terribly dull. He turned his head and saw a young man and woman at the next table, also on a blind date. Two young women stood behind them like chaperones. He was just congratulating himself that no one from his family had come along when he looked up and saw the girl’s face. Shen Suifeng, who had faced gunfire without batting an eye, froze. His heart nearly leapt from his chest, and she was all he could see. The good news: the blind date was a success. The bad news: the girl had no idea she was his blind date. And so, while recovering from his injuries, Captain Shen racked his brains for ways to get close to her.