Ying Yue, the all-powerful regent of the Ying Dynasty, was granted a marriage by the young Empress Dowager. The bride was none other than Zhou Muyun, the eldest daughter of the Marquis of Zhen Guo's household. Everyone said the Empress Dowager had deliberately humiliated the regent. After all, the Marquis of Zhen Guo's family had a noble title but no real power, and Zhou Muyun was arrogant and overbearing.
But no one expected the regent to accept without a word and bring her home in a lavish wedding procession.
He even spoiled his audacious regent's wife until she could do whatever she pleased, whether it was getting into fights or setting fires.
When the Empress Dowager tried to make trouble for her, he protected her.
When the emperor wanted her by his side, he refused to let her go.
He spoiled her so much she could walk all over the land, but only if she stayed by his side. Why would a mighty regent dote on one little girl above all others? Naturally, because she was the little fox he'd had his eye on for years. Now that he finally had an excuse to marry her, he was going to spoil her until she became utterly heedless of everyone else!
The heroine is a bit too kind I feel that the male protagonist endured the Queen Mother many times because of the late emperor, and even the Queen Mother harmed the female protagonist earlier. The male protagonist spared the Queen Mother and the royal family for the sake of the late emperor, which was a bit too considerate of the overall situation [awkward laugh][awkward laugh]