The Fate of Huan Zhu Princess Determines This Life

During the prosperous years of the Qing Dynasty, the lofty Emperor Qianlong lived in the Forbidden City in Beijing. In a corner of the south of the Yangtze River, there is a lively, playful and spirited woman named Xiao Yanzi. She has lost her parents since she was a child. She lives with a group of poor but kind-hearted people in a large courtyard, living a life of freedom but often worrying about her livelihood. Little Yanzi was born with a smart look, and her palm-sized face was white and had a faint blush, just like the petals of peach blossoms blooming in spring, showing natural shyness and vitality. A pair of big eyes are as bright as black gems. As soon as the eyes turn, weird ideas come out. The nose is small and straight, paired with a slightly pouty cherry mouth. When she smiles, there are two shallow pear dimples at the corners of her mouth, which is extremely cute. Her black hair is casually tied into a braid and hangs down on the back of her head, with a few strands of broken hair playfully scattered in front of her forehead, adding a bit of casual beauty. One day, Xiao Yanzi heard that there was a lively competition in the capital to recruit a bride. She was curious and couldn't help but run to join in the fun. Unexpectedly, by some strange combination of circumstances, she actually won the contest, and the person she was proposed to marry was none other than Yongqi, the second young master of the Bachelor's House. Yong Qi was originally a child of the royal family, with a noble status, a handsome appearance, and outstanding talents. He didn't care much about this traditional method of recruiting relatives, but when he saw Xiao Yanzi's agile and wild appearance, a different kind of ripples appeared in his heart...