Then
A hopelessly lovestruck younger emperor with a fatherly streak, and a domineering, spoiled empress who does whatever she wants.
Xiao Yi’an thinks Yin Xu married her to get leverage over her family. So why isn’t the story going that way? Ever since she married him, she hasn’t had to lift a finger in the palace intrigues. He takes care of the concubines who cause trouble himself. Xiao Yi’an understands: perhaps it’s like a snake paralyzing a mouse before eating it. She certainly won’t fall for him. She just can’t stand how this emperor, three years younger than her, clings to her every day.
Yin Xu is reborn. In his previous life, he lost the one he loved forever, and the pain was etched into his heart.
In this life, as long as he can be with Xiao Yi’an, he doesn’t mind if she never loves him.
Now
A hopelessly lovestruck, wealthy, clingy chairman, and a clearheaded, clever archaeologist who loves to study.
Xiao Yi’an loves archaeology. It’s because of her parents, because of where she grew up, and also because of a love story acknowledged even by history.
One name has haunted Yin Xu for twenty-seven years. Then one chance encounter, love at first sight, and fate’s arrangements. The first time he meets Xiao Yi’an, he knows they are destined to appear on the same page.
[Mutually devoted, reborn]
