Xi Xi, Ever Like Spring

Neither the hero nor the heroine transmigrates, and neither has a golden finger. They both grow up in the era depicted in the book. One-on-one romance, with character development, political intrigue, and farming.

They met as children in a spacious mansion. Amid the rumors and unable to defy the emperor's decree, they became husband and wife.

Everyone said the sixth daughter of the Zhao family had married against her wishes. Yet, still in her teens, she had already developed an innocent affection for the frail husband of the rumors. From then on, they supported and cherished each other.

Xian ascended the throne as emperor. He faced arrogant ministers like wolves on one side and siblings like tigers on the other. At an age when she had not yet come of age, Xi took charge of the imperial seal, with a mountain of blades to her left and a sea of fire to her right.

In the end, the wolves and tigers proved too much. They embraced and fell from the city wall.

Their imperial glory put away, they hid their former identities and lived together in the countryside, encountering worthy people hidden among the mountains and rivers.

The world was full of hardship. When the young Xian saw the flowers bloom, he took his beloved home with him.

A prosperous age takes work to build. The young woman encouraged her beloved to first promise the people a bright future.