During the prosperous years of the Qing dynasty, Emperor Qianlong lived in the Forbidden City in Beijing, high above the world. In a corner of Jiangnan lived a lively, spirited young woman named Xiao Yanzi. Orphaned as a child, she made her home with a group of poor but kindhearted people in a crowded compound. Her days were carefree, though she often worried about making ends meet.
Xiao Yanzi had a bright, animated face. Her palm-sized face was fair, touched with a faint blush like a peach blossom opening in spring, full of natural shyness and vitality. Her large eyes shone like black gemstones, and with a single twinkle, some mischievous idea would spring to mind. Her nose was small and straight, set above a cherry-red mouth that puckered slightly. When she smiled, two shallow dimples appeared at the corners of her mouth, making her utterly adorable. Her glossy black hair was casually tied into a braid that fell down her back, with a few playful wisps loose across her forehead, adding to her carefree beauty.
One day, Xiao Yanzi heard about a lively martial arts contest in the capital where the winner would win a bride. Curious, she couldn't resist going to see what was happening. By a twist of fate, she ended up winning the contest, and the bridegroom was none other than Yong Qi, the second young master of the Imperial Academy residence.
Yong Qi was a member of the imperial family, noble in status, handsome, and exceptionally talented. He hadn't thought much of this traditional way of finding a bride, but when he saw Xiao Yanzi's spirited, slightly wild appearance, an unexpected ripple stirred in his heart...
The writing is so messy, many things are without beginning and end, and it is very sloppy. The concept of the story is good, but the writing is too messy. I hope the author can improve it a lot. It is a bit unreadable. There are no names for each chapter. And if it is said that Yongqi and Xiao Yanzi met through a martial arts competition, they can be more detailed. Many things are without beginning and end, which makes people have no desire to read. This is just my personal opinion