Princess Jinling, who hates rules more than anything, marries Xie Xuan, the most proper young noble in all the great clans. At first, the princess is bewildered: How am I supposed to have children with someone so proper? Later... The princess grits her teeth: You can't judge a book by its cover. 1v1
It is a story of first love, of a young man and a young girl falling in love. At first their feelings are shy and awkward, then they grow sweet.
Two imperfect, even proud and awkward people go back and forth, stumbling along, flirting and teasing as affection quietly blossoms. They grow together and clumsily learn to love each other.
Here are the meanings behind Xiao Xie and Jiaojiao's names.
Xuan means warm and radiant, and is often used to describe sunlight. Xiao Xie is gentle at heart.
Jiaojiao means white and bright, and is often used to describe moonlight. Jiaojiao is openhearted and forthright.
Ru Hui means dim, obscure, or implicit. Xiao Xie has a stubborn, tangled nature.
The Wei and Jin setting may not be especially popular. It was the most politically chaotic and turbulent period in Chinese history, yet also an age when people were exceptionally free and enlightened in spirit, full of passion and intense feeling.
To me, the Wei and Jin era had grace, elegance, and integrity.
Yan Qing's clear-headed restraint, Cui Yuan's wisdom and generosity, and Jiaojiao's mother's keen sense of right and wrong.
Xiao Xie holding no grudges against Yan Qing, his changing views of officialdom and ambition, and Jiaojiao's bold, wholehearted love and open nature.
Huan Wu's ordinariness, Wang San's scheming, and Madam Xie's arrogance.
All these things come together to make Jiaojiao.
The content is exciting! It's just that I don't know if there are some missing words in some places, so it's hard to understand, but it doesn't affect reading.
The content is pretty good, but I don't really like the words in it. Still recommended.
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It's so beautiful, hurry up and get involved.
Good looking, the hostess is sober! !